Definition:Setlist

Definition:Setlist

The below definitions apply for our concert page setlists:

Index

• Songs: Title of the song that is played
• Additional Songs: Songs of parts there of that are not played on its own, but as a part of the song in the first column, in the form of chants or interpolations, or simply over the melody of the song in the first column.
• Remarks/Personnel: Guest(s) (musicians not in the regular line up for this tour or show) performing, or lead vox / solo instrument performing on this song.

• aborted: A song (abruptly) stopped while it was being played, due to technical failure or Prince changing his mind.
• abbreviated: A song played in a (rehearsed) shortened version, leaving out one or more verses or a bridge.
• chant: A repeated rhythmic phrase, song lyrics or otherwise, typically shouted or sung in unison by or with the audience.
• coda: The concluding passage of song.
• groove: An (improvised) piece of music, often instrumental.
• horn: Played by horns (saxophone, trumpet, trombone etc.)
• horn motif: A horn motif from a different song inserted into a song rendition.
• incl. (including): Containing as part of the whole.
• instrumental: Played without lyrics in the original (studio) version of the song.
• interlude: A piece of music inserted between other songs or parts of a longer composition.
• interpolation: A musical or lyrical part of a different song inserted into a song rendition.
• intro: The beginning of a song or segment.
• jam: Prince and the band repeat song instrumental main theme and eventually solo or ad-lib.
• medley: Partial renditions of various songs combined together.
• motif: Recurring (instrumental) theme.
• partial: A song of which only a limited part is played. Either a verse or a chorus, or a verse plus a chorus, but nothing of a second verse, regardless of the total length of the songs performance.
• personnel: All people (besides Prince) in the band for a show or recording session.
• prelude: An introductory piece of music.
• rap: A spoken part into a song.
• reprise: A repeated passage of a song.
• sample: A sound clip created by sampling from the studio recording of a song, without additional lyrics sang live. It can contain live-added (random) chants.
• sans: A person in the band line-up (including Prince) absent from a song rendition.
• segue: A song rendition segueing into the next song, without any pause in between them and usually with the beat continuing uninterrupted.
• show coda: Set musical ending to a specific show.
• show intro: Set musical opening to a specific show.
• '^[T]' Part of a melody or lyrics performed or lyrics and words performed, but no more than a verse or a chorus maximum.
• w/ (with): A person participating in the song.

Legend

• ^[H-int]  interpolation (horns)
• ^[Int]  interpolation
• ^[P]  partial
• ^[S]  sample
• ^[T]  tease
•   segue
•   over sampled loop: A song done as a 'partial' or 'full band' where the base is a sampled loop cued by Prince.
•   guitar set: Prince alone on acoustic guitar. (Almost always 'partial songs and more or less segueing into one another. Not indicated as such.)
•   piano set: Prince alone on piano. (Almost always 'partial songs and more or less segueing into one another. Not indicated as such.)