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from the album Gold Nigga Album segues details Performer: New Power Generation First Released: 31 August 1993 - Gold Nigga album Album(s): Gold Nigga Writer(s): Prince (assumed, credited to the New Power Generation) Producer(s): Prince (credited to the New Power Generation)

Gold Nigga album segues are a series of skits included on the New Power Generation's first 'solo' album Gold Nigga. While specific recording dates are not known, basic tracking took place in August-December 1992, at Paisley Park Studios in Chanhassen, Minnesota (during the same set of sessions as Johnny and Guess Who's Knockin'). Recording Information Recording Sessions Date Studio Additional info August-December 1992 Paisley Park Studios, Chanhassen, MN, USA Skit recordings Recording Personnel Tony M. - vocals Damon Dickson - vocals Kirk Johnson - vocals Michael B. - drums on Segue # 4 Sonny T. - bass guitar on Segue # 4 Prince - all other instruments, except where noted, on Segue # 4 (assumed, uncredited) Tommy Barbarella - piano on Segue # 4 Mr. Hayes - keyboards on Segue # 4

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Segue # 1
Segue [# 1] is the fourth track on the New Power Generation's first 'solo' album Gold Nigga (third track on later pressings of the CD). It is a skit in which Tony M. calls the Record Plant, Hollywood, CA, USA to ask if other band members are there yet, and to pass on the message that he is listening to a mix they just made and would be there soon.
Released Versions Title Length Released Version Additional info Segue #1 0:15 Gold Nigga Skit
Segue # 2
Segue [# 2] is the sixth track on the New Power Generation's first 'solo' album Gold Nigga (fifth track on later pressings of the CD). It is a skit in which a bandmember (possibly Damon Dickson or Kirk Johnson) calls the Record Plant, Hollywood, CA, USA to pass on the message to Tony M. to come to Casey's Bar (possibly Casey's Irish Pub in Los Angeles) to try out a new song (presumably Black M.F. In The House, which follows).
Released Versions Title Length Released Version Additional info Segue #2 0:21 Gold Nigga Skit
Segue # 3
Segue [# 3] is the tenth track on the New Power Generation's first 'solo' album Gold Nigga (ninth track on later pressings of the CD). It is a skit in which Tony M. sees the other band members after talking to "the record company" and being told they need a new song with a more positive message. Sonny T. and Michael B. mention a new groove they were working on (presumably 2gether, which follows).
Released Versions Title Length Released Version Additional info Segue #3 0:35 Gold Nigga Skit
Segue # 4
Segue [# 4] is the twelfth track on the New Power Generation's first 'solo' album Gold Nigga (eleventh track on later pressings of the CD). With a musical backdrop played by the band, there are two parallel phone conversations taking place; one in which Tony M. is talking to Kirk Johnson, who suggests recording some live tracks. In the other conversation, a woman is talking to a friend about going to a concert that night by the New Power Generation; the two conversations end by setting the scene for Call The Law and the following track Johnny, which is made to sound like a live recording.
Released Versions Title Length Released Version Additional info Segue #4 0:45 Gold Nigga Skit
Segue # 5
Segue [# 5] is the 15th track on the New Power Generation's first 'solo' album Gold Nigga (14th track on later pressings of the CD). It is a skit in which Tony M. discusses the album with some record company executives, who make an offer of $5 million for the album, which Tony M. walks out on, saying they should offer more.
Released Versions Title Length Released Version Additional info Segue #5 1:13 Gold Nigga Skit

Additional Information See also Trivia Gold Nigga album New Power Generation none. References The Vault: The Definitive Guide to the Musical World of Prince (2004)

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