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+ | |single image = [[Image:6 single.jpg]] | ||
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|next single = Single: Telepathy | |next single = Single: Telepathy | ||
|next single link = [[Single: Telepathy|Telepathy]] | |next single link = [[Single: Telepathy|Telepathy]] | ||
− | + | |date = [[Prince_Vault:Selected_anniversaries/January 14|14 January 1987]] (USA)<br> | |
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− | | | + | |album = [[Album: 8|8]] |
− | + | |label = [[Paisley Park Records]] / [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warner_Bros._Records Warner Bros.] | |
− | + | |tracks = [[Six]] (Edit) (3:37)<br> | |
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[[Six|6]] (End Of The World Mix) (6:20)<br> | [[Six|6]] (End Of The World Mix) (6:20)<br> | ||
− | [[Six And 1/2 |Six And ½]] (2:36) | + | [[Six And 1/2 |Six And ½]] (2:36)<br> |
− | | | + | |introduction = <b>6</b> was the first and only single to be released from [[Madhouse]]’s first album [[Album: 8|8]]. It was released one week before the album, marking the first official release of any kind by [[Madhouse]]. |
− | <b>6</b> was the first and only single to be released from [[Madhouse]] | + | |
− | The single also contained an edit and an extended version of [[Six]], as well as a non-album track, [[Six And 1/2 |Six And ½]]. As with the accompanying album, the | + | The single also contained an edit and an extended version of [[Six]], as well as a non-album track, [[Six And 1/2 |Six And ½]]. As with the accompanying album, the single’s name is written numerically ('''6'''), while the title track is written in full ([[Six]]), although the extended version ([[Six|6]] (End Of The World Mix)) is written numerically. |
The single failed to enter the US Billboard Hot 100 Chart, but reached number 5 on the Billboard Hot Black Singles Chart, number 14 on the Billboard Crossover 30 Chart and number 24 on the 12-inch Singles Sales Chart. | The single failed to enter the US Billboard Hot 100 Chart, but reached number 5 on the Billboard Hot Black Singles Chart, number 14 on the Billboard Crossover 30 Chart and number 24 on the 12-inch Singles Sales Chart. | ||
− | + | |format1 =7" | |
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A. <b>[[Six]] (Edit)</b> (3:37)<br> | A. <b>[[Six]] (Edit)</b> (3:37)<br> | ||
B. <b>[[Six And 1/2 |Six And ½]]</b> (2:36)<br> | B. <b>[[Six And 1/2 |Six And ½]]</b> (2:36)<br> | ||
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− | + | <b>USA:</b> 7-28485<br> | |
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+ | |format2 = 12" | ||
+ | |content = | ||
A1. <b>[[Six|6]] (End Of The World Mix)</b> (6:20) <sup>*</sup><br> | A1. <b>[[Six|6]] (End Of The World Mix)</b> (6:20) <sup>*</sup><br> | ||
B1. <b>[[Six]] (Edit)</b> (3:37)<br> | B1. <b>[[Six]] (Edit)</b> (3:37)<br> | ||
B2. <b>[[Six And 1/2 |Six And ½]]</b> (2:36)<br> | B2. <b>[[Six And 1/2 |Six And ½]]</b> (2:36)<br> | ||
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+ | <b>USA:</b> 0-20608<br> | ||
+ | <b>UK:</b> W 8485<br> | ||
+ | <b>GER:</b> 920 608-0)<br> | ||
+ | }} | ||
<small> <sup>*</sup>listed as '''8 (End Of The World Mix)''' on the label of US 12" in error; listed as 5:45 on label of UK 12" in error</small><br> | <small> <sup>*</sup>listed as '''8 (End Of The World Mix)''' on the label of US 12" in error; listed as 5:45 on label of UK 12" in error</small><br> | ||
− | + | |credits = * See individual tracks and related albums for credits. | |
− | + | |format3 = 7" Promo | |
− | ( | + | |7 inches = <small>(no.)</small><br> |
A. <b>[[Six]] (Edit)</b> (3:37)<br> | A. <b>[[Six]] (Edit)</b> (3:37)<br> | ||
B. <b>[[Six]] (Edit)</b> (3:37)<br> | B. <b>[[Six]] (Edit)</b> (3:37)<br> | ||
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− | + | <b>USA:</b> 7-28485-A | |
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− | < | + | |format4 = 12" Promo |
− | + | |12 inches = <small>(USA: xxxxx)</small><br> | |
− | < | + | A. <b>[[title]] b> (0:00)<br> |
− | + | B. <b>[[title]] b> (0:00)<br> | |
− | + | |other = * This record wasn’t issued in any other format (cassette, CD, digital). | |
− | + | |charts = | |
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{{ChartLine| | {{ChartLine| | ||
− | | Date = | + | | Date = 7 Feb. 1987 |
− | | Chart (Country) = | + | | Chart (Country) = <b>USA:</b> Billboard Hot Black Singles Chart |
− | | Peak Position = | + | | Peak Position = 5 |
− | | Weeks in chart = | + | | Weeks in chart = 13 |
}} | }} | ||
{{ChartLine| | {{ChartLine| | ||
| Date = 14 Feb. 1987 | | Date = 14 Feb. 1987 | ||
− | | Chart (Country) = Billboard Hot Black Singles Airplay | + | | Chart (Country) = <b>USA:</b> Billboard Hot Black Singles Airplay |
| Peak Position = 5 | | Peak Position = 5 | ||
| Weeks in chart = 10 | | Weeks in chart = 10 | ||
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| Date = 14 Feb. 1987 | | Date = 14 Feb. 1987 | ||
− | | Chart (Country) = Billboard Hot Dance / Disco 12-inch Singles Sales | + | | Chart (Country) = <b>USA:</b> Billboard Hot Dance / Disco 12-inch Singles Sales |
| Peak Position = 24 | | Peak Position = 24 | ||
| Weeks in chart = 8 | | Weeks in chart = 8 | ||
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| Date = 21 Feb. 1987 | | Date = 21 Feb. 1987 | ||
− | | Chart (Country) = Billboard Hot Black Singles Sales | + | | Chart (Country) = <b>USA:</b> Billboard Hot Black Singles Sales |
| Peak Position = 10 | | Peak Position = 10 | ||
| Weeks in chart = 9 | | Weeks in chart = 9 | ||
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| Date = 7 Mar. 1987 | | Date = 7 Mar. 1987 | ||
− | | Chart (Country) = Billboard Hot Crossover 30 | + | | Chart (Country) = <b>USA:</b> Billboard Hot Crossover 30 |
| Peak Position = 14 | | Peak Position = 14 | ||
| Weeks in chart = 4 | | Weeks in chart = 4 | ||
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− | + | |format = single | |
− | == | + | |Country = the USA or elsewhere |
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+ | |certifications = | ||
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+ | |format = single | ||
+ | |Country = the USA or elsewhere | ||
+ | }} | ||
+ | }} | ||
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− | <br> | + | |see also = |
− | == | + | {{SeeAlso| |
− | + | |item1 = [[Video: XXX|XXX]]<br>(music video) | |
− | + | |image1 = [[File:PlaceholderTV.png|80px|link=Video: XXX]] | |
− | + | |item2 = [[Album: Xxxx|Xxxx]] <br>(album) | |
− | + | |image2 = [[File:xxx xxx.jpg|80px|link= Album: Xxxx]] | |
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− | + | |trivia = When [[Single: 6|6]] reached its peak position on the Billboard Black Chart on 28 March 1987, two other singles released by [[Paisley Park Records]] were on the top ten of that same chart : [[Single: Sign O’ The Times|Sign O’ The Times]] by [[Prince]] (number 9) and ''Hold Me'' by [[Sheila E.]] (number 3). Three others songs written and produced by former [[Prince]] associates were also highly charted at the same time: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jody_Watley Jody Watley]’s [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Looking_for_a_New_Love Looking For A New Love] ([[Andre Cymone]] co-wrote the track with Jody Watley produced it with [[David Z.]]) topped the Billboard Black Chart, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Let’s_Wait_Awhile Let’s Wait Awhile] by [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Janet_Jackson Janet Jackson] and ''Keep Your Eye On Me'' by [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herb_Alpert Herb Alpert], both co-written and produced by former [[The Time]] members [[Jimmy Jam]] and [[Terry Lewis]] were at the 7th and 8th spot respectively. | |
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+ | |references = [[Book:_The_Vault|'''The Vault: The Definitive Guide to the Musical World of Prince''']] ''by Per Nilsen & jooZt Mattheij, with the UPTOWN Staff'' (Uptown, 2004) | ||
* <b>Releases:</b> [http://www.discogs.com/Madhouse-6/master/16322 Discog: Madhouse - 6] | * <b>Releases:</b> [http://www.discogs.com/Madhouse-6/master/16322 Discog: Madhouse - 6] | ||
* <b>Charts:</b> Billboard Vol.99, No. 7, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 & 17. | * <b>Charts:</b> Billboard Vol.99, No. 7, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 & 17. | ||
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