Prince
Bürgerl. Name:
Prince Rogers Nelson
Profil:
American singer, musician, songwriter, composer, arranger, sound engineer, producer, actor, dancer. Frontman of Prince And The Revolution (from 1984 to 1986). And from 1991 onwards he was Leader of the New Power Generation (which evolved the line-up almost every year) until his passing 2016. Prince was inducted into the Rock And Roll Hall of Fame in 2004.
Born: 7 June 1958 in Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA.
Died: 21 April 2016 in Chanhassen, Minnesota, USA.
From 1986 to 1994 he ran Paisley Park and subsequently NPG Records resulting from his high profile disputes with Warner Bros. Records. Prince also had distribution of his music via various websites like NPG Music Club, lotusflow3r.com, 3rdeyegirl.com, and 3rdeyetunes.com. He was also supporter of Tidal (3), with exclusives being made available on the platform sporadically.
Son of pianist and songwriter John L. Nelson, brother of Tyka Nelson (sister) & Sharon Nelson (half-sister) was famous additionally for his work in the band Prince And The Revolution.
Prince was married to Mayte (from 1996 to 2000) and to Manuela Testolini (from 2001 to 2006). He owned Paisley Park Studios where he spent so much time that it can be said that he lived in it, the doves Divinity And Majesty were his fellow residents.
Born: 7 June 1958 in Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA.
Died: 21 April 2016 in Chanhassen, Minnesota, USA.
From 1986 to 1994 he ran Paisley Park and subsequently NPG Records resulting from his high profile disputes with Warner Bros. Records. Prince also had distribution of his music via various websites like NPG Music Club, lotusflow3r.com, 3rdeyegirl.com, and 3rdeyetunes.com. He was also supporter of Tidal (3), with exclusives being made available on the platform sporadically.
Son of pianist and songwriter John L. Nelson, brother of Tyka Nelson (sister) & Sharon Nelson (half-sister) was famous additionally for his work in the band Prince And The Revolution.
Prince was married to Mayte (from 1996 to 2000) and to Manuela Testolini (from 2001 to 2006). He owned Paisley Park Studios where he spent so much time that it can be said that he lived in it, the doves Divinity And Majesty were his fellow residents.
Seiten:
princeestate.com, officialpaisleypark.com, Facebook, YouTube, instagram.com, SoundCloud, Twitter, whosampled.com, Wikipedia, princevault.com
Aliasse:
@3RDEYEGIRL,
@PRINCE3EG,
Alexander Nevermind,
Austra Chanel,
Azifwekaré,
Bill Lewis (15),
Camille (3),
Christopher,
Crucial (7),
Ecnirp,
Evolsidog,
Freddie "The Phantom",
Gemini (90),
H Man (2),
His Royal Badness,
Jamie Starr,
Joey Coco,
John Lewis (23),
King (34),
Majesty (33),
Mr. Simple (2),
P. Mann,
Paisley Park,
Prince Rogers Nelson,
Rocker Happyfeller,
Son Of A King,
The Artist (Formerly Known As Prince),
The New Power Generation Drum Corp,
The Starr * Company,
The Symbol,
Tora Tora (5),
Yo Grandma!,
Yo Mama!
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Prince
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1936 Appearances
- 172 Albums
- 128 Singles & EPs
- 1258 Compilations
- 274 Mixes
- 93 Videos
- 11 Miscellaneous
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jack_candy
8. Dezember 2019
It is absolutely stupid that the "Prince & The Revolution"-releases are not listed here.
Everyone searching discogs for a Prince discography expects these records to be filed under "Prince".
It gets even more stupid when you see the "Prince & The NPG"- and "Prince & 3rdEyeGirl"-releases in this list here.
Everyone searching discogs for a Prince discography expects these records to be filed under "Prince".
It gets even more stupid when you see the "Prince & The NPG"- and "Prince & 3rdEyeGirl"-releases in this list here.
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DjGranddad
24. November 2018
Hey all, Has anybody noticed that Prince's -Erotic City is not on this list.
kippax.stand
9. November 2018
Agree with Vog's comment, all of Prince's work should be included in one place, it's daft to treat Prince & The Revolution separately
Disco_Russ
6. Juli 2017
Been listening to a lot of Prince recently since his rediculously early death. Was the first artist I started listening to from about 12 years old and have loved him ever since ( I am 47 now!). I struggled with his material after the Black Album but he was still able to surprise and keep the funk and I don't care what anybody else says there was no better live act on the planet! His first 11 albums plus all the brilliant extended versions on the 12"s mean so much to me, they bring back so many memories, being at Wembley for the first night of Lovesexy and coming on stage in a car! Going to see under the cherry moon at the cinema in Leicester Square and being the only person in there with my mate, sitting at the front and dancing to every song!! I will treasure his music until I am old and grey! Miss you Christopher Tracey!!
vog
6. Mai 2017
geändert over 4 years ago
It makes ZERO sense that Discogs includes the NPG and 3rdeyegirl (and 94 East?!) albums here but lists the Revolution albums and "Artist" albums separately. Please just put them all in the same place. Thanks.
Also 1999 is a Revolution album. And the German release of the Gold Experience promo is here. Lord, what a mess.
Also 1999 is a Revolution album. And the German release of the Gold Experience promo is here. Lord, what a mess.
1Way
12. August 2016
geändert over 4 years ago
Wondering if anyone can help with a release. I've got a "Kiss" bootleg, white label single sided, no info at all, kind of breakbeat/house (not the Daft Punk one!!!). I can't find any info anywhere and went through all the releases on this page. Anyone have any hints on this? It was bought in the early 2000s I think. Many thanks.
nancy90029
1. Juli 2016
Prince is music. No one does it better. His vocal range, the dark poetry of his song writing, his emotional connection, his spirituality, guitar and piano skills, his perfectionism, his work ethnic, the versatility, the energy especially in the 80's. Untouchable. Reach for the stars. I wish you heaven.
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ToweTown
12. Juni 2016
leafoscillot But you also have to wonder why the 2nd an artist of this calibre dies everyone suddenly rushes to buy. That's about as suspect as it comes. Why now? Why not when he was alive and needed the album sales to support himself. I always find it odd that the ones that get mad are the ones trying to get stuff after an artist dies. Just makes you wonder. I love PRINCE and have since I was a tiny kid who got his ass kicked for wearing a Purple Rain t-shirt almost daily when I was 13. Back then his gender-fuck attitude did not sit well in small towns but I still threw the love to him. He was a miracle to me. Long story short. The man wasn't a hater. Don't hate. It is what it is. And no matter how high his catalog sells for now nothing will change what is and bring him back. I think he'd be honored to see his catalog blow up - shows respect. Peace to you all.
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