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'''Concerts''' | '''Concerts''' | ||
* '''1994''' – <s>Utrecht, the Netherlands: Prins van Oranjehal</s> (canceled) | * '''1994''' – <s>Utrecht, the Netherlands: Prins van Oranjehal</s> (canceled) | ||
| − | * '''1997''' – [[28 September | + | * '''1997''' – [[28 September 1997|Portland, OR, USA: Rose Garden]] |
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'''Performances''' | '''Performances''' | ||
| − | * '''1988''' – [[28 September | + | * '''1988''' – [[28 September 1988|Minneapolis, MN, USA: Fine Line Music Cafe]] (guesting with Dr. Mambo's Combo) |
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'''Radio & Television''' | '''Radio & Television''' | ||
Revision as of 21:15, 29 February 2016
28 September
Releases
- 1987 – Release of Madhouse's single 10 b/w Ten And ½
- 1992 – UK release of the single My Name Is Prince
- 2004 – Cinnamon Girl is released as a single in the USA
- 2015 – The previously-unavailable track Free Urself is available as Tidal's Purple Pick of the Week
Recordings
- 1984 – String overdubs on Pop Life (supervised by Wendy Melvoin and Lisa Coleman, without Prince) (Sunset Sound, Los Angeles, CA, USA)
- 1986 – Baby Doll House (Madhouse) (Galpin Blvd Home Studio, Chanhassen, MN, USA)
- 1986 – One (Madhouse) (Galpin Blvd Home Studio, Chanhassen, MN, USA)
- 1986 – Two (Madhouse) (Galpin Blvd Home Studio, Chanhassen, MN, USA)
- 1991 – Boom Box (Paisley Park Studios, Chanhassen, MN, USA)
Concerts
- 1994 –
Utrecht, the Netherlands: Prins van Oranjehal(canceled) - 1997 – Portland, OR, USA: Rose Garden
Performances
- 1988 – Minneapolis, MN, USA: Fine Line Music Cafe (guesting with Dr. Mambo's Combo)
Radio & Television
- 1985 – Sheila E. appears on Soul Train (US television)
Associated Artists
- 1986 – Sheila E. performs in St. Louis, MO, USA: The Arena, supporting Lionel Richie
