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|introduction          = This entry details a tentatively planned album or EP by [[Anna Garcia]], renamed [[Anna Fantastic]] by [[Prince]] recorded in early 1989.  
|introduction          = This entry details a tentatively planned album or EP by [[Anna Garcia]] (renamed [[Anna Fantastic]] by [[Prince]]), recorded in early 1989.  
Nothing much is known about the project. [[Anna Garcia]] was romantically involved with [[Prince]] at that time and inspired songs like [[Pink Cashmere]], [[Vicki Waiting|Anna Waiting]] and [[Lemon Crush]]). [[Anna Garcia]] had previously released a single under the name ‘Sheree' called "Ronnie - Talk To Russia!" which had nothing to do with [[Prince]]'s song with the [[Ronnie Talk To Russia|same title]].  
Not much is known about the project. [[Anna Garcia]] was romantically involved with [[Prince]] at that time and inspired songs like [[Pink Cashmere]], [[Vicki Waiting|Anna Waiting]] and [[Lemon Crush]]). [[Anna Garcia]] had previously released a single under the name ‘Sheree' called "Ronnie - Talk To Russia!" which had nothing to do with [[Prince]]'s song with the [[Ronnie Talk To Russia|same title]].  
[[Anna Garcia|Garcia]] recruited her friends Tamara Chloe and Eliza Esther to help her on this project which turned into a girl group named "Fantasia Erotica featuring Anna Fantastic" album at that point. [[Fantasia Erotica]], written by [[Anna Garcia|Garcia]] (lyrics) and [[Prince]] (music) is the only known song to have been recorded for the project. Other tracks were most likely recorded as [[Anna Fantastic]] announced in 2018 that she would release songs that [[Prince]] and she wrote together on her forthcoming album "Erotica" (planned to be released in Summer 1998).
[[Anna Garcia|Garcia]] recruited her friends Tamara Chloe and Eliza Esther to help her on this project which turned into a girl group named "Fantasia Erotica featuring Anna Fantastic" album at that point. [[Fantasia Erotica]], written by [[Anna Garcia|Garcia]] (lyrics) and [[Prince]] (music) is the only known song to have been recorded for the project. Other tracks were most likely recorded as [[Anna Fantastic]] announced in 2018 that she would release songs that [[Prince]] and she wrote together on her forthcoming album "Erotica" (planned to be released in Summer 1998).


[[Anna Garcia]] did not remain in Minneapolis long and went back to Europe when [[Prince embarked on the Japanese leg of the [[Lovesexy Tour]]. With [[Prince's]] attention on projects like [[Album: Batman|Batman soundtrack]], [[The Time]]'s [[Album: Corporate World (1989)|Corporate World]], and [[[Anna Garcia|Garcia]] not being in Minneapolis, [[Prince]]'s time invested in the project was limited.  
[[Anna Garcia]] did not remain in Minneapolis long and went back to Europe when [[Prince]] embarked on the Japanese leg of the [[Lovesexy Tour]]. With [[Prince's]] attention on projects like the [[Album: Batman|Batman soundtrack]], [[The Time]]'s [[Album: Corporate World (1989)|Corporate World]], the [[Album: Flash (1990)|Flash]] album and a second  [[Album: Jill Jones (1990)|album]]  for [[Jill Jones]] and [[[Anna Garcia|Garcia]] not being in Minneapolis, [[Prince]]'s time invested in the project was limited.  
When [[Anna Garcia|Garcia]] was offered a record deal in London, England, her relationship with [[Prince]] further deteriorated as she wanted to work with other songwriters, while [[Prince]] had planned to write and produce her album  entirely. This disagreement led to the end of their collaboration.
When [[Anna Garcia|Garcia]] was offered a record deal in London, England, her relationship with [[Prince]] further deteriorated as she wanted to work with other songwriters, while [[Prince]] had planned to write and produce her album  entirely. This disagreement led to the end of their collaboration.


Revision as of 14:08, 12 August 2018

1989: Corporate World ◄ Unreleased Albums
(Prince) 		Unreleased Albums
(Related Artists) 		► 1990: Untitled Jill Jones album
Untitled Anna Fantastic album

Album details

Intended Release Date: 1990 (assumed)
Label(s): Paisley Park Records (assumed)
Studio(s): Paisley Park Studios, Chanhassen, MN, USA (assumed)

See also

Carmen Electra
(album) 		 
This entry details a tentatively planned album or EP by Anna Garcia (renamed Anna Fantastic by Prince), recorded in early 1989.

Not much is known about the project. Anna Garcia was romantically involved with Prince at that time and inspired songs like Pink Cashmere, Anna Waiting and Lemon Crush). Anna Garcia had previously released a single under the name ‘Sheree' called "Ronnie - Talk To Russia!" which had nothing to do with Prince's song with the same title. Garcia recruited her friends Tamara Chloe and Eliza Esther to help her on this project which turned into a girl group named "Fantasia Erotica featuring Anna Fantastic" album at that point. Fantasia Erotica, written by Garcia (lyrics) and Prince (music) is the only known song to have been recorded for the project. Other tracks were most likely recorded as Anna Fantastic announced in 2018 that she would release songs that Prince and she wrote together on her forthcoming album "Erotica" (planned to be released in Summer 1998).

Anna Garcia did not remain in Minneapolis long and went back to Europe when Prince embarked on the Japanese leg of the Lovesexy Tour. With Prince's attention on projects like the Batman soundtrack, The Time's Corporate World, the Flash album and a second album for Jill Jones and [[[Anna Garcia|Garcia]] not being in Minneapolis, Prince's time invested in the project was limited. When Garcia was offered a record deal in London, England, her relationship with Prince further deteriorated as she wanted to work with other songwriters, while Prince had planned to write and produce her album entirely. This disagreement led to the end of their collaboration.

Fantasia Erotica was pulled from the vault in 1991 when Prince started to work with Carmen Electra. Her version was released on her eponymous album in 1993 credited to Prince (music) and Carmen Electra (lyrics). In 2014, Anna Fantastic posted a video on her Facebook page of a rehearsal for a performance video of the song, dated 14 February 1989, and in 2018 a more complete version on YouTube announcing the release of her album. This page will be updated when (or if) Anna Garcia releases her announced album "Erotica".



Track listing
CD

The album was never completed but was believed to include Fantasia Erotica 1

All tracks written by Prince (assumed) except where noted
1 Written by Anna Fantastic (lyrics) and Prince (music)



Personnel
Musicians
  • Anna Fantastic - lead vocals
  • Prince – all instruments (assumed)
  • Tamara Chloe – vocals (assumed)
  • Eliza Esther – vocals (assumed)
  • Other performance details unknown


Production


 
Additional Information
Trivia
References
1989
Corporate World 		Unreleased Albums
(Prince) 		Unreleased Albums
(Related Artists) 		1990
Untitled Jill Jones album
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