I love that Dr. Fink is still holding character all these years later. Stay gold Ponyboy, stay gold.

@RastaSaiyaman

Жыл бұрын

And the Scrubs he's wearing here are NPG-era scrubs.

@Vibeagain

10 ай бұрын

lol. no

@Wally-pu2hh

8 ай бұрын

Under the cherry moon is one of my favorite albums ever

@Buc_Stops_Here

8 ай бұрын

Dr. Fink in a separate interview said he had a different relationship with Prince. Since he directly worked with Prince and wrote songs for him, he stayed on a little longer after the Revolution (a couple more years) with his new collaborators like Sheilia E. The thing is soon after Shelia E and the new players left after only two years, he had enough and in 1990 three years after the Revolution left Prince he left as well on his own choice. He just had a different relationship than the rest of them did.

@Buc_Stops_Here

8 ай бұрын

@user-el3sh1xh3t Exactly. He had nothing bad to say because of this.

People forget that after The Revolution, Wendy and Lisa went on to form a company that scored The X-files series for over 11 years. They had a very successful post Prince career.

@latoyaprentice3825

5 жыл бұрын

I didn't 4get. I always followed all of his bands😉

@chaotikcavalier515

4 жыл бұрын

Also the score for the superhero show Heroes and "This is the Life" in a major motion picture

@davidandcookie7648

4 жыл бұрын

They did not score for the X-Files. That was Mark Snow who did that show. They did heroes

@davidandcookie7648

4 жыл бұрын

@ijcn0jir3nvjn3fjcifn that isn't true. They had a lot to do with Prince's music while they were the band.

@715michala

4 жыл бұрын

Prince was like a changeable tempestuous child.Prob a genius but lacked respect for his musicians / friends .I'm not surprised they look pissed off !! Seems like there were loafs of personal issues so bound to break up eventually. Music a delightful but fickle thing.

They left their footprints on my heart. There was Prince BUT there was also The Revolution. They are part of my life too.

@carlousnicholas9670

3 жыл бұрын

Big facts...it’s almost like you can’t have one with out the other....

@mistersniffer6838

8 ай бұрын

Wish I could be part of yours!!

@KayKay-fc5sg

Ай бұрын

Absolutely!

These people are friends for life for the bonding experience they had with the purple one. This interview was so interesting to listen to.

@holyrivs999

6 жыл бұрын

Oh yes U definitely have this right ... so very true soundly thanks 4 this :-)

@paddydoublems

5 жыл бұрын

Yep. They are not just band members, they're family!!!

@danacarter9147

4 жыл бұрын

@@paddydoublemsDefinitely. Prince was the glue that held them together.

This is the most amazing thing. To see them sitting together, sharing space like this... There's nothing like the relationship of a real band. I don't know what else to say. I'm in awe

I love Wendy! Her insight as a musician is remarkable. Especially, considering how young she was.

@GalaxyTheCharmingTurd

5 жыл бұрын

She look just like my kids teacher in school when they were in Grammar School😁

@keithbowes9178

3 жыл бұрын

She learned a lot from her father

LOVE THESE PEOPLE!!!! Incredible musicians. Thoughtful people. So glad to see this interview. Thanks for posting.

@tonystewart6627

6 жыл бұрын

robotunes I miss you guys 2 much

Their will never be another band/group of musicians like 'The Revolution'.

Coolest band on earth!! long live Prince and The Revolution

@ahwasright1364

5 жыл бұрын

Ark Antika Music did he not take it up the poop tube?

@NOWtheband

3 жыл бұрын

​@@ahwasright1364 - What makes you think that Ark Antika would know something like that, considering that it's never been reported anywhere else. Does Ark seem like he might have special insight?

It feels nice to get some insight into why The Purple One split with The Revolution. They were obviously exhausted from dealing with a mercurial boss, albums + tours + a movie, and needed a break, but were still shocked and saddened when it all ended. I must extend The Revolution my heartfelt respect for being so thoughtful, and mature enough, to simultaneously open and frank about the tough times, but still eagerly sharing with us their own appreciation and wonderment in the good times.

@CruceEntertainment

8 ай бұрын

It took a lot of work to not only reach that kind of success, but to do it so independent of the record business and its support. Like boiling the ocean. Clearly it would take its toll on them and they all needed a break. What they did was a fantastic thing and should always be remembered and celebrated.

This is Prince's Family talking! They loved each other very much & you can see they still do & always will. He still worked with them & at times wanted to work with them. When I saw Wendy on PBS with him playing....the way she looked at him....she really loved him as a friend. They all went through a lot with him & each other. NPG is a Great band but, it's not the same in terms of the relationships and the fact that they were all so young then. The Revolution was not only there, they are a part of history that made Prince a STAR! He was a Genius. They always knew it. I loved Wendy's very telling comment about they often didn't know what the songs were about (including not totally Purple Rain) & they never asked him but, "HE PROBABLY WOULDN'T HAVE TOLD US EVEN IF WE DID". Now that's the Prince I'll always love!!!

@pjeno007

5 жыл бұрын

Lovely thoughts. Thank you for speaking to us. But who's idea was it to give the green light to use 'Let's Go Crazy' in a credit card commercial? Just wondering. Gotta pay for those zoot suits I suppose. (yeah, like the one some family member was strutting at the Revolution's 1st show at 1st Ave. Not showy at all there. On top of that, I can't believe some supposed true fan next to me in the audience thought it was Morris Day coming down from the balcony. No ma'am, that wasn't Morris Day. I can't believe the stuff that 'fans' get wrong.)

@yvettekidd4657

5 жыл бұрын

His family is love and share those moments of their parents did you know prince was home broken and love to have his family with him if not a lover.they we're broke and song in clubs for living under masteration and trafficking. thanks 😊 for all your help and support love ya prince still.my favorite song is Mountains I can see him moving shit from around him wanting to capture a new life.

@tamarastone141

4 жыл бұрын

@@yvettekidd4657 mountains is my second favorite song from Prince 💜💜💜

Instead of hearing/reading speculation about why prince disbanded the revolution I feel vindicated to hear firsthand from the band members what transpired but what was new for me was to find out Mark was the first to quit I for years always thought it was Wendy and Lisa that left first. Thanks for the wonderful insight I love that they're all speaking on that magical ride all those years ago.

@csjobson7763

7 жыл бұрын

Johnnie Alexander Right! I had no idea Mark quit right before the Parade tour.

@mjolden

7 жыл бұрын

I was almost sure it was the girls, too. I remember reading about booby's "rescue mission", and I had read somewhere that Mark was having an issue with the transition from rock and pop to more R&B and funk-based music. But to hear it from the horse's mouth is a blessing. The other thing I noticed is that these are the only guys who kept it real when speaking on Prince. Most people either deify him or demonize him-- little to no middle ground, but what I got from this was, "This is the what/when/why and it's all good".

@RastaSaiyaman

7 жыл бұрын

Look up the recent interview Morris Day did about Prince and his own tribute song "Over that Rainbow" Morris was speaking with so much love and grief over his buddy.

@lauraveney1412

5 жыл бұрын

Wendy and Lisa were fired per Alan Leeds. You cannot keep threating to quit and be surprised when your boss fires you.

@SmartRobot-wc2fb

4 жыл бұрын

@@mjolden That's because they all were at more or less the same level when they started out (including Prince)...they all were young, bold and helped each other in the process of becoming pop stars...

Prince was something else personally and business-wise/musically. And he will ALWAYS be loved regardless of his beautiful mess. And I will always love this band as well. 💜💜💜☔

It's amazing to hear them speak on this!!!! God bless this interview

@AshtnMrtn

7 жыл бұрын

Daniel Laurie Right?! So honest and insightful. I feel so honored.

@ThyGeekGoddessMuze

7 жыл бұрын

I know.. splains so much! When that interview with Prince mentioned how Minneapolis was like...... ......FARGO.. I was there, having left Chicago after finishing teaching a class at ATT. basic electronics. so, no. I didn't play NOLA in Spike Lee's movie. but somebody's got a BIG MOUTH and a wild imagination!

I mean Prince alone is an amazing artist but Prince and the Revolution WAS OUT OF THIS WORLD! It crushed me seeing them break apart.....they literally was nothing without each other!

My God..these awesome people are PRINCE!! literally whats left of Him.."THANK YOU"for youre contribution to the world with the greatest music and,performances in history!!

Prince and Revolution was captivating. He and this band gelled so harmoniously.

So good to see them all together and reminiscing. Poor Lisa, so soft spoken keeps trying to cut in but getting overpowered.

@olubukonla7352

7 жыл бұрын

Vagabond cuz Wendy.never.STFU!!!

@mclal

6 жыл бұрын

Thats b/c Wendy doesnt shut up..

@Mandystesia

6 жыл бұрын

Lisa was with him way longer.. Yet Wendy can't shut the fuck up

I always loved The Revolution especially Wendy Melvoin. Wendy & Lisa are amazing musicians. Prince had the biggest influence in the music industry. The artists, bands & producers he introduced us to are simply the best.

I think he had so much music in him, he needed to keep growing and using other people that suited him. He evolved until the day he died. And I'm sorry that I lived to see him go first. I loved him.

It's so interesting to learn that Wendy and Lisa wrote much of Sign O the Times independently. It speaks to the trust Prince had in them and their overall talent. If you haven't heard their solo recordings, check them out. They made some great music after separating from Prince.

@dlg5485

Жыл бұрын

@@behavioristbusiness7372 Blah blah blah...everybody is an expert in their own mind. It's not that serious.

My HEROS i wouldnt be a musician because of PRINCE & THE REVOLUTION! this break up story brought me to tears.. Forever Prince & The Revolution "May U Live 2 see the Dawn"

They captured my attention in 1984 and have had it ever since! RIP Prince

Those are my favorite 2 Prince albums. Wendy and Lisa I love every thing u ever made. May the funk be with u.

Never heard this story before either. Glad that they opened up about it.

Great interview i love hearing this. All the best to you Revolution, we love you

Yep, when Prince starts ignoring you and starts giving you the side eye, those are the signals he’s moving on and about to find another band! He didn’t like to confront people directly and say your fired! He’d just leave you behind quietly!

@themountainsandthesea4121

3 ай бұрын

💜🤍💜

I love these interviews, the behind-the-scenes workings and feelings of The Purple One. RIP.

It's just so refreshing to hear them being so open and honest but you can tell they have an incredible love and respect for what they went through with him they know how special they are!

@NOWtheband

3 жыл бұрын

I agree. :-) Great, aren't they?

Being a friend it's hard enough, can't imagine what it must be like for them.

Prince kept Dr. Fink in his band through the rest of the decade up to the "Partyman" video in 1989 and the European Nude tour in 1990.

You guys where everything back then, i was 16, this music is in every part of me and i still play and study music every day. I consider myself very lucky having had the privilege to grow up with this music. Words can not describe how much i want to thank you for this. LOVE and THANKS.

I always wanted one reunion concert before Prince’s passing.

I love Wendy. I could listen to her talk for hours. She's a good storyteller.

The Ballad of Dorothy Parker ♡

@demitrinorris5871

5 жыл бұрын

negralinda805. How in the hell any one could thumb down Dorothy Parker song! Thats crazy

@KR-vk2wx

5 жыл бұрын

@Demitri Norris .... That’s because some people just don’t have an understanding of good music. That song tells a story, unlike the mind numbing nonsensical noise that they call music today.

@SoDope29

5 жыл бұрын

Dorothy was a waitress on the promenade She worked the night shift

@KR-vk2wx

5 жыл бұрын

@SoDope29 .... Dishwater blonde tall and fine, she got a lot of tips.

@EmmaLPeel

4 жыл бұрын

My absolute favorite Prince song.

The revolution era of prince is and was always my favorite time!!!!

I'm so captivated by these stories. I could listen to them for hours.

Prince had to make the changes he made in order for his creativity to flourish and we all know that it did just that. The man's genius demanded major moves. These five cats here, were the pinnacle of that demand!

Parade and Sign o The Times and all of the bootlegs in between are definitely big with musicians. We used to pass around cassettes of whatever we could get from Dream Factory around ‘87.

WENDY, you hit the nail on the head! Parade, is my fav album. When Doves Cry will be the #1 single prince has done, but Parade, and Sign O The Times are his magnum opus to me. Purple Rain is in a class all it's own! No discussion needed! But the funk of Sign and the dopeness of Parade. What he was doing with Mazarati and Love Bizzare for Sheila E. Then the B side to Sign O The Times: La la la He He He! I'm done! Then to top it off Jimmy and Terry did Janet and Herb Alpert. O and Prince and Eric doing Madhouse! Sic!

@mjade1673

6 жыл бұрын

gbkny1 Sign O' The Times✊!

@heckinbasedandinkpilledoct7459

4 жыл бұрын

Parade was a brilliant experimental album. Sign ☮️ the Times was his best album because it showed everything he was capable of.

@NOWtheband

3 жыл бұрын

Fascinatingly, it's mine also. Alongside 1999.

@TheSteveSteele

2 жыл бұрын

Yes! 1999 and Purple Rain are iconic, so is Dirty Mind, but Parade and Sign o The Times are GENIUS. Parade is my album. Never get enough of it.

Prince along with the Revolution is easily one of the top 10 most instrumentally and musically talented bands of all time. Any of them could have easily fronted their own hallmark band if they chose to do so. The Time was no joke either but not as talented instrumentally except for Jesse Johnson. He was a monster in that guitar.

Thank for sharing! Its so great to hear them speak about their experience with him!! R.I.P. Prince

"U can't swim upstream when someone's done" Watch out when you're headed for... THE WATERFALL

hello revolution. thanks for posting these videos. you guys are the awesomest, especially you wendy. i hope you come to baltimore maryland for meet and greets, or live performances. i'll be waiting for you.

That's the first time I've see Brown Mark talk!

@wisdomseeker3362

3 жыл бұрын

@Tony You're right! Brown Mark's just fat and bitter. He knew he wasn't all that, so now he wants to talk trash about Prince in his book...all for the money is all he cares about❗

I was at that show in Yokohama that Wendy talks about... was devastated when the news came that the Revolution was no more with Prince after that show

I can say I was there until the end. Prince is a part of me. 😎

Parade is my favorite Prince album. I also saw Under The Cherry Moon, when it first came out in the theater, twice a day, every day for 2 straight weeks.

@pjeno007

5 жыл бұрын

It's filmed beautifully, but I wish a real director and scriptwriter had taken it on. The studio was trying to tell Prince that it need's more conflict, and Prince apparently was like: no, it will just look cool and have music and that's all fans will care about. lol.

@KarinaModie

5 жыл бұрын

I love the movie and album, both are absolutely wonderful.

Loved you all so much. You were apart of my childhood. I was 13

Great great reminiscent moment of The people who lived some of The ups and downs With prince 💜🧚🏾‍♀️

You guys took coolness to another level, hands down. I applaud you! ☺

i need a documentary from them.

@HRDK-SKLETRMUMMR-MEGTRN

7 жыл бұрын

Jemel Moore | YESSSS!!!! 👌😀👍

@HRDK-SKLETRMUMMR-MEGTRN

7 жыл бұрын

A - MOVIE!!!! 👀🎥

I love the revolution…talented gifted artists…. Love them all.

I look back in 2020 and honestly enjoy the albums with the Revolution far and away most.

Bless the Revolution love them😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

They left more than footprints. They became part of so many people’s lives. There are so many times I reflect back on a song or a lyric or even a mood and think to myself yeah that was from the revolution. I am lucky that I can relive all those emotions through the albums. Thanks for all the incredible music and memories.

great group of talented artists

At the end of the day Prince wanted to move forward and felt that apart from Matt Fink, Eric Leeds and Matt Blistan, who were all members of the last line up of The Revolution, could keep up with him. Maybe he felt the others were just not good enough and lets not forget the amazing shows he would eventually put on, The Sign 'O' the Times tour and especially the Lovesexy tour. I really don't think The Revolution could have ever performed the Lovesexy show.

@Takama94

7 жыл бұрын

Perhaps, but the studio albums suffered after that point. Yes, Sign O' The Times is incredible but even that material was somewhat informed by The Revolution, it's his album all the way but they were still around, and that affected his recording environment for the better. Prince really needed the Revolution to help him translate his sound into the 1990's evolving musical landscape.

@Garylpool1

7 жыл бұрын

Its simple Prince felt the Revolution where holding him back, he wanted to work with musicians that were far more skilled than them. Unfortunately the Lovesexy show is the gauge you go by, the Revolution could never had performed that show which was the pinnacle of Princes live performances. Lets not forget by 1986 Prince had started recording material in the studio on his own so he wanted a more fluid back up of a band that he could bring in (as well as individually) as he needed.

@Domino1972

7 жыл бұрын

He broke it up for emotional reasons. When you listen to the 1996 song In This Bed I Scream (dedicated to Wendy Susannah & Lisa) you get more truth on why he did it.

@Captain_Rhodes

6 жыл бұрын

lovesexy was not on his own. eric leeds and sheila E were all over it. great album though

@pjeno007

5 жыл бұрын

instead he veered way off into b-boys parachute gangster glam land. man that was totally against all the reasons we fell for him in the early 80's.

I think the Revolution, this lineup, was as much a part of him as he was a part of them more or less. Which is why even when he dismissed them he still wanted them to be around. He was a genius but the helped him become a superstar. They were a team and like a family.

Loved & Always will love The Revolution! Every Member is Forever in My Heart & Soul. Thank you for the music that had changed my life . I love you All

1999 was Prince masterpiece period!!

Even as a fan i could tell things were changing. When he quit putting ' may you live to see the dawn', on his albums cassettes whatever, things were changing.

Funny thing is… Matt Fink just sat there with his mouth shut, but he stuck with Prince way WAY after the Revolution broke up. It would have been hilarious and very interesting if he spoke up about that. Hmmm

@RastaSaiyaman

7 жыл бұрын

Yup, he's the only Revolutionary who also played with the New Power Generation. In fact, the scrubs he's wearing are NPG-era scrubs.

@mjade1673

6 жыл бұрын

Why would that be funny? Its suposed to take away from what all his comrades are saying ??

@danikahn5378

6 жыл бұрын

Andy Forbes i agree but is this the Lisa Show? Which ever interviews i watch with the revolution it's just Lisa who just seems to talks over the rest. She doesn't give the others much of a chance to speak. It's annoying...she's annoying. She seems like she's bitter and hard done by.

@ihazdashcam

6 жыл бұрын

You better figure out who you're talking about. Wendy did most of the talking. Lisa barely said a thing.

@danikahn5378

6 жыл бұрын

My Bad i mean't Wendy

Sign O' the Times... my favorite Prince album ever.

@pjeno007

5 жыл бұрын

Do you wish they would put out a Camile album? I'm on the fence, cause I guess there is only one song that has not been released yet from that configuration.

Iconic musicians for sure 💗🕊️

Love The Revolution and rightfully named. Keep on playing y’all! 💜

WOW!!!! Thank you guys ( The Revolution) I hope there is a album from you guys coming???????

Simply loved the revolution with prince. The music was never the same and I loved prince and there will never be another artist as great as Prince ❤️

Such class by the Revolution --- ty 4 posting!

They're holding back a lot!

@ExtraChocolate80

7 жыл бұрын

Agreed, I see a movie coming out about this in the future lol!!

@lauraveney1412

6 жыл бұрын

Because they are fool of crap. The logs from Sunset Sound tell the truth and the credits sure do not show their involvement.

@thepromiseman7745

5 жыл бұрын

@@lauraveney1412 you mean they are full of shit ...ok

@NOWtheband

3 жыл бұрын

Of course. It wouldn't be possible to reveal all for someone who had spent between three and twelve years with another person in six minutes.

@NOWtheband

3 жыл бұрын

@Tony - Ha ha!

What a perfect metaphor to close this interview with!!

Nice to see them all get along after all these years.

So great to hear these legends sharing their stories.

FZ did it with all his bands. They’ve served their purpose for the time being. Neither of them was living in the past, they were looking ahead. Nothing wrong with that. Especially with the talent both had.

Sign Of The Times Was And Is His BEST Work!!!!...It's A Masterpiece Of Intellectual Instrumentation!!!

@bryangray69420

5 жыл бұрын

lamel watson 100 percent agree!!! Masterpiece!!!

It's good to see these 5 together after Prince's death. I am glad to know they still play music together.

THE REVOLUTION; His Best Band. EVER.

@thepromiseman7745

5 жыл бұрын

Not really ..NPG IS

@jazmin1606

5 жыл бұрын

Hm debatable but they’re an incredible band

@geoffJG1

5 жыл бұрын

3rd eye girl were pretty good IMO.

@povkilla

5 жыл бұрын

#facts MissCookie!!

@nawfsidehtown2927

5 жыл бұрын

I love the Revolution but that band after them was the best band. Bunny, Dr.Fink,Cat,Sheila.E and the rest. Hands down way more talented . The Revolution is what we all remember. Those sweet memories of Purple Rain, Around the world in a day. Parade

I remember feeling that moment when Prince should have done a reunion in 2009-2010 because this would have been the only thing left for him to do, but he died.

It still would have been nice to see them reunite for a tour! I think it would have happened if Prince was still with us even if it didn’t happen until he was older say early sixties!!! Would have been one of the biggest reunion tours ever! Have The Time open for them!!! Incredible!!! Would have sold out every city!!!!

@MrEYTheInternational

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah, the only band that would have been bigger had (or if) they reunited would be Talking Heads. They'd make a billion dollars.

I feel like the Revolution was at their peak 84-86. Parade is on the same level as PR. Mountains, Parade, Sometimes It Snows are monumental songs. Just awesome. Oh yeah, Around the World In A Day album was pretty good too, that was 85?

I love the way they all sit comfortably on the couch so close together.

This is the band of my youth.

This is amazing. Thanks for the upload

OMG.Write a book please. I am only a quasi Prince/ P and The R fan, and this interview is SUPER INTERESTING. I watched it four times already.

That sofa looks so cramped man...especially Wendy!

Only...ONLY! Wendy and Lisa could give such a fine and in depth explanation of Prince as an artist.

Can't believe how old they are! Nooooooo! Makes me sad

Without question I loved the Prince & The Revolution period the most. Their influence on Prince was the best. That being said, I've no idea how anyone could possibly take being in a band with Wendy Melvoin. She's a very talented musician for sure but goodness she just has to control and run everything. Ego maniac. That ego greatly overshoots it's value. She clearly still has never learned to just chill the F out and be one of the gang. She's like a damn tiger mom in every interview I've ever seen with her.

@katerinasp1626

7 жыл бұрын

Are you REAL Ivan Lendl?? The tennis player

@Crunkboy415

7 жыл бұрын

Says the guy who never won Wimbledon lol

@stevennieves8308

6 жыл бұрын

Katerina Sp Yeah, really. I was thinking the same damn thing. Did "Ivan Lendl" ever reply back & answer your question? If he really is the one & only Ivan Lendl, cool. I'm happy to know 1 of the greatest men's tennis players was into 1 of the greatest pop musicians of the 20th/21st century & dug his music & his bands.

@mclal

6 жыл бұрын

Im so glad u said this cause i always thought the same thing!

@starrcompany3275

6 жыл бұрын

utubegirl Omg Utubegirl I feel so sorry for you that u missed out on a magical journey with Prince and the revolution! how can a person Miss that that's like never going to an amusement park! U can't be walking on this Earth and miss out on a human like Prince or Michael Jackson or Madonna you have to see those people they were all born in 1958 check them out!

"We went to the Moon with him"

you are all amazing. Prince knows how to pick them

@pjeno007

5 жыл бұрын

* until he got into the McHammer gangster b boys phase. lol

It's easy to lose sight of the band members when someone like Prince was on his roll.It's good to see them all and relate those times that only they knew better.than anyone else.

No, _Sign "☮" the Times_ is his best work in the 80's, as far as I'm concerned. That live band during that era... my goodness. It's just the best. High energy, creativity, individuality, etcetera. There's more to their story though. I wanna know that "internal" stuff. I know my uncle and he was arrogant and often times, pigheaded. He had the right because music was seeping out through his pores and it had to be perfect... I get it.

Wow. Imagine having these 5 fantastic musician's in front of you who played on Purple Rain. I'd be going crazy asking questions about the song writing and arrangements. Great band.

I got to know Boni Boyer during the Sign of the Times period and she clued me into just how amazing Prince was. Still can't believe it's over.

Parade, and SOTT are in my top favorite albums. Newbies needs to get outta the Purple Rain box, and check those out!

@mitchellbanks34

7 жыл бұрын

The 3121 album had Beautiful, Loved, & Blessed. Love that song

@ToniWellons

6 жыл бұрын

TheJuice SOTT is my favorite

@MJForever1999

6 жыл бұрын

TheJuice sign o the times is my fav

@randywhite3947

6 жыл бұрын

utubegirl just because you didn’t like 1999 and Purple Rain among others doesn’t mean they weren’t masterpieces

@rockhero2274

6 жыл бұрын

utubegirl WHAT!!!!!!

That Master, resonance with this look back...Thank you for the video! Under the cherry moon..for this `one ~my self~ was better..my thoughts..of a movie. Yes, a Master..Millions of things to do. Glad Prince left some undone..for ☺⚡🎼🎧

Those of us who continued to follow Prince for the rest of his life know Prince needed to spread his wings, without the Revolution. He was the 🌞. Matt has very little to say, probably because Prince wanted him to stay, and he did.

I love this stuff.

REAL OLD SCHOOL MUSICIANS HERE.........TAKE NOTES, KIDS!

@krissyp6918

7 жыл бұрын

exactly right!

@pstock426

7 жыл бұрын

yep. no one else tried as hard as Prince to make people realize true musicianship.

@mjade1673

6 жыл бұрын

Andrew Brunnette so why are u dissing her comment then ??

@142horizon

3 жыл бұрын

Please explain what makes them "REAL OLD SCHOOL MUSICIANS" (?).

Thanx for uploading!~!!!!!!!