PRINCE ERAS 1980-1983
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I like to call this era, “the climb”. This is before Prince Rogers Nelson was a bonafide über mensch. There were the last vestiges of that Mick Jagger stage presence still present in his shows. His frenzied staccato foot movement was ever present. In his European interview Prince was telling the guy, “I don’t listen to other music because I don’t like to overdo things.” he threw a little shade at Smokey Robinson through some shade at Jimi Hendrix and he wasn’t ready to appreciate his James Brown influences on stage the way he would later do that on the purple rain tour.
Prince was still very much uncooked. But he still had a powerful sense of self and that manifested itself in his style. The sense of style was always pretty singular. This period of time it was to become iconic and 81 he went to Europe and he saw for the first time, the different styles and fashions that were connected powerfully to music Punk leather hair colors were so tied to the music scene in England that prince couldn’t help but notice. New wave was sort of in its infancy stage and people like adamant, and Duran Duran were soon to really take over for the old rock ‘n’ roll style.
Hip-hop was also in its ascendancy in New York, and that was a whole other fashion trend thing that prince would have had to of seen even though it wasn’t that present in his visual style Blondie the Ramones, the New York dolls in America. The Clash, the sex pistols Adam and the ants in the UK Michael Jackson had released off the wall and he was pretty much on his way to superstardom and kind of was already a superstar. The 80s were still in their infancy
PRINCE’s Rolling Stones experience Bobby zhe talked about how  important that was for Prince. Prince had always had ideas of being a guru for new acts and he loved the movie IDOLMAKER, and for the next four or five years that’s exactly what he was. Vanity six, the Time,  Jill Jones, Jimmy, jam, and Terry Lewis, Jesse Johnson, Mars de Susan Moonsie and Brenda Bennett along with the revolution, Bobby Z, Lisa, Coleman, Mark Brown, Dr. Fink, and the last bits of Andre Cymone’s and Prince’s BFF relationship were all features of Prince’s “end of the innocence”.
Lisa Coleman. The keyboard player for the revolution has noted on several occasions that Prince was a great band leader. At this point in his career being a leader was the most important thing and relationships and youthful ties, youthful ties, were something for the past. The roll out for 1999 as well as the drama during the triple threat tour was definitely a signal that everything was set for changes. Also, that prince was a boss.
Enjoy this compilation/edit.
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INCREDIBLE film! This is pro-level, all the way! Wow! What an amazing editing job, & so much incredible footage & many insightful interview clips! Lot of rare news clippings & journal pages, too! I had to freeze-frame it a bunch. Truly a great chronicling of this special moment in the early 80s some of us were blessed to live through in real-time, as adolescents learning from this incredible Maestro & his Fam. (The concert vid of The Time doing "777-9311" at 24:17 is just EPIC! Jesse is on his Jimi Hendrix whammy-bar vibe! Never saw it, & I've seen a LOT. It's heavily edited, but SO DOPE! Would love to see the full song/show! It's multi-cam, very legit. Bravo!)
@Sinnik22
Жыл бұрын
Did you check part 1?
@vrjaayy
2 ай бұрын
EXCUSE ONE ME….READ RESPONSES….FIND ONE LETs DO WHAT MY PRINCE……SPOKE…PROPHESIED….AMEN .PLEASE please 🙏🏾…❤my my purple people…love ❤
Really ! Who can reinvent himself album by album..no disrespect to michael😢 but prince changed the game ! Purple 💜4 Ever.and Ever.
This is amazing! Also comprehensive, informative, and entertaining. An excellent documentary. I'm a middle-aged man that grew up during the late 1970s thru the early 1980s as a teenager that was inspired and driven by eclectic, inventive, and creative music! This is my dude PRINCE'S best period in his musical career. He was so driven, funky, and fuckin' far-out! There has NEVER been a Black artist like him before or after. This cat broke all the barriers that the previous Black musicians were either afraid of, or was told not to go there! Jimi Hendrix is the exception in rock n roll. George Clinton was another artist that took creative music into the stratosphere! The eighties were an exciting time to be young in cities like New York and Los Angeles. Prince was ahead of his time. This cat was phenomenal!
@MrJuly1990ish
Жыл бұрын
I agree, Prince was the man, the genius, the soundtrack to our generation (Gen-X). But I disagree just a little bit about breaking the barriers in Rock n Roll or some black artists were afraid to go there. Even though she didn't get enough credit in the beginning of her solo career, but Annie Mae (aka Tina Turner), did "go there" and did the damn thing and blew up even bigger in Rock, Pop throughout the 80s.
@zroy9263
Жыл бұрын
@@MrJuly1990ish Props to Tina Turner for her success as a pop star in the eighties. However, I'm sure that her best work had to be with Ike Turner doing the real r&b, blues, and rock n roll. That pop shit wasn't inspired, funky, or influential in my opinion!
@MrJuly1990ish
Жыл бұрын
@@zroy9263 Agree, peace.
@lewesleyacklin1408
Жыл бұрын
Shid it was exciting to be young little rock Arkansas now its fuxking miserable unbelievable😡😡👎👎
Imo, I felt that Prince liked what he saw with the New Wave scene and incorporated that influence on both the Dirty Mind and 1999 Albums.
lets not underestimate how much work was involved here. This is breathtaklng! Wonderful work, great editing and riverting. It's an era of prince that's not spoken about enough. Thank you for filling that gap!
@Sinnik22
Жыл бұрын
Thanks for appreciating. Very kind of you friend!
Thanks for making this awesome birthday video for RIP PRINCE 6/7 I'M REALLY ENJOYING IT 😁💖🎶
Prince made some of the best rock and roll record's ive ever heard! And the the best R&B record's! Its all in oe package baby!😊🎉🎉
Had a dentist appt sometime in early 1981. Found a review of ‘Dirty Mind’ in a music magazine. The reviewer said it was a filthy but amazing album. I had to buy it. Was hooked immediately. RIP to the Prince.
@Sinnik22
11 ай бұрын
Thank the good lord for cavities
it's like this young man was guided by an unseen force making a way for everything he wanted to come true
All those record's from "Morris day" "vanity 6" "Sheila E." Has princes fingerprints all over them, its obviously when you listen to them! They all have a certain sound that point back to prince, incredible!
The more you learn he wanted to master to perform and he can get other songs from it as long with the original song hand in hand a great prince who went upper levels and took others up there too glad he did it paid off in happy people happy him when he out his all in 🎶 music he was pleased with who he was and became we miss you prince glad you were part of lives like no other Original you were the greatest thank him God with an angel hug from me and others you never know levels when you give it your best he knew his own mindset spirit connection especially his screams the best ever you rock prince.Forever.🎵🎂💌
Yayyyyy. You are spoiling us💜
I know it sounds crazy, but everytime i hear "little red corvette", it makes me mourn an era long gone! It also makes me happy thinking of it! I was 12 when that masterpiece came out!
@Sinnik22
Жыл бұрын
Absolute masterpiece
@analoguecity3454
Жыл бұрын
@@Sinnik22 🤟
@lewesleyacklin1408
Жыл бұрын
@@analoguecity3454my uncle bout it for me on a 45 & i played it on my preschool record player😂
@elwin38
9 ай бұрын
I was 14 when 1999 came out.
I called that era the Dez Dickerson era.
The 777-9311 performance…..Lawd!!!!! Thank u!!
We all know when prince is talking so that.........Makes it that much fun listening!
That 777-9311 live cut was amazing like 🔥🔥🔥🔥
THIS IS AWESOME! Gratitude.
@Sinnik22
Жыл бұрын
Gratitude back 2 u. Thank you for watching!
*Remembering the time when Roger Nelson went to California to try and get a record contract that gave him total creative control over his own work*
Prince 1981- 1983 is prolly my favorite era of Prince musically he created a whole new sound that would turn into many other styles and sounds hence a genre called new jack swing which was created by teddy riley but it was heavily influenced by Prince Minneapolis sound combined with hip hop drums. Princes influence is still heavy in music today
Young Jill so cute another masterpiece! Andre Time Vanity perfection!!!
Love Prince ❤
this video is insane, I can't possible imagine the amount of time put on it. Hope you get rewarded 👏 Thank you so much
The funny thing about this is you actually see the extreme racism Prince had to face especially t he Rock n Roll / R & B thing both forms of music were Black , both created by Blacks so it was his birth right to play what he played , he was definitely in a league of his own ..most talented artist during his time for sure ..
@Vibeagain
8 ай бұрын
Racism essentially doesn't exist anymore
Our Clothes! 🎶Our Hair!🎶 We Don't Care!🎶 Everybody's going to Lake Minnetonka! 🎶 Is where I wanna be!🎶 Lake Minnetonka Purify Me!🎶.
I miss u P.💜
@Sinnik22
9 ай бұрын
Yes. We miss P.
Fantastic! So many noodles in this! Thank you 💜🙏🏽
I couldn’t wait to get that poster in the Dirty Mind album up on my wall!!💜💜💜💜💜
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These videos are so interesting
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My favorite era 💜 Thx bro👊🏿
@Sinnik22
Жыл бұрын
Love that era bro. All in
Andre said it didn't matter; yet, he left Prince bcuz he wasn't get credit 4 his contribution(s).
@Sinnik22
Жыл бұрын
Andre trying to be the bigger person.
Incredible research, editing, worksmanship, and CREATION. Huge thanks, from all Prince fans, for putting this together.
another video ?! wAUw, ik kom tijd te kort. Thank U Mr. Si22iK 💜🐾
@Sinnik22
Жыл бұрын
Birthday specials bruv 😉
This is the era I got involved. Love everything P does but this era is close to my heart. Thanx! @Sinnik22
Love this this thank you
@Sinnik22
9 ай бұрын
Thank you for checking it out
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This was excellent!! Please, PLEASE, follow this up with the ‘84 - ‘87 Era.
@Sinnik22
11 ай бұрын
It’s on the way. Patience ☺️this is hard🙃
Great mini documentary. 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Prince was a self made genius. The journey to be a superstar is how it was supposed to go.
Prince put out the Original pout with this lips
I forgot how cool the vinyl sleeve for controversy was. Album sleeves are truly an art form when done right
This era’s Prince’s prime following up to 85’ with purple rain
That’s my favorite era of Prince, I was just a kid at that time, this brings back good memories
Yeah, "Do me baby " Andre probably wrote the music, but the lyrics sound like princes way of thinking. Waiting for you to lay me down. Prince always made the girl the aggressor in his songs. Maybe why he got away with grafetic lyrics.
Excellent video!!
What an amazing documentary 👏
@Sinnik22
9 ай бұрын
Thanks!
Cool 💯😎
This is good stuff
Can't wait for the 90s section. That's ny favorite time to deep dive
@Sinnik22
Жыл бұрын
Why wait?! Enjoy! kzread.info/dash/bejne/i52cqsORabzIkdY.html
Man, that Chazz is such a scanner. I'm so glad Andre Cymone put him in his place. Dude hasn't talked to Prince since the early 80's but is telling everyone he knows the truth about his death.....but also, these videos are next level thanks
@Sinnik22
Жыл бұрын
Thank you very much.
@Sinnik22
Жыл бұрын
Chaz spoke out in the comments here.
@Efrenlm10
Жыл бұрын
@Sinnik22 Yeah, sorry, because your videos are amazing. Some of us musicians here in mnpls have watched them together. We dig them, and you do them with respect and love. Didn't want to relegate the video to Chazz. Some of us here just get all riled up when we see him in these prince videos. He's somebody still trying to use PRINCE'S name for his benefit. There's a reason prince cut him out of his life a long time ago. But keep up the good work!
IAM….what Silence……loooks like….love ❤
You Remember When in 1977, I Told you This Was Going to Be A Star. - Well As I Said. Watch This.
I knew this would happen when he died. This is just an assault on a dead man that can't defend.
@mozfonky
Жыл бұрын
The early guys have said most of this stuff since the 80s
@Einnor084
Жыл бұрын
Prince, never dfended himself, anyhowz. Basically, I c Prince lookin @ da shituationz, azz if he were God. I created u - ALL! I mean...... They can complain, however, without Prince, they would have accomplished, even less! Y dfend against sumpon, n such a weak position? God..... I didn't like ur world. Would u xpect God 2 comment 2 u? Apologize? LOL!!! @ DUH stOooOpidity!!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I admire da memberz of The Time & Vanity 6, so I am NOT disparaging them. I'm just bein real about Prince, dfending himself, against da complaintz. A few of em, went on & did a few thangz. Jimmy Jam & Teey Lewis, most notably, BUTT 4 da most part, if not 4 Prince......
@zakiasimpson8928
Жыл бұрын
Yeah and they knew seem to duplicate his success or even get close, even after making such claims.
@mozfonky
Жыл бұрын
@@zakiasimpson8928 They had talent but no one was Prince. So, coming up with a great bassline or an idea for fashion was great but none of them had all the ingredients necessary to be a superstar.
@zakiasimpson8928
Жыл бұрын
@@mozfonky Agreed, I think some of them struggle with that truth and make him the bad guy. But yeah all were talented but can’t take credit for his genius, it kept going with or without any of them
Another great video. How can i reach you if i have a question? Thks
@Sinnik22
Жыл бұрын
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STALE?!?!?! Who the heck said that and when?!?!
"Do me baby" may have been Andre Cymone, In may humble opinion Andre cymone got the Melody from Eddie Hazel "frantic moments" ...
Will there be any videos, about Prince, later in his life? The 2000’s and the 2010’s?
@Sinnik22
Жыл бұрын
sure, when we reach that point on Once upon a time in Minneapolis.
Thank you 🙏🏾 my Lord God Prince King….My Amen 🙏🏾..love
Alot of time spent in Detroit. #Electrifying Mojo.
1984-1988 please…
When is the third era video coming out? 1984-87?
@Sinnik22
11 ай бұрын
On the way. This is hard. 🙃
When we gonna get a new season???
Still in the middle of watching this ep and thank you S2 for your tireless work but I had to stop and say I think Lisa is the coolest lady on the planet. When the Rev got together in ‘18 I saw them in Pasadena and it was basically a religious experience for me. Afterwards they were standing backstage and I yelled her name and I got “the nod”. And I was like ok I can die now.
@Sinnik22
Жыл бұрын
Love the recollections. I’m seeing pictures ✌️😎
11:09 I remember even #GeneSimmons from #KISS used the #FourToTheFloor which was the swimmer cells 👻 of Disco
Hey, it's one of your biggest viewers. I remember you said you were making a stand-alone MJ video. I have a humble suggestion: Your channel should cover the aspects of Michael that his most ardent cult supporters view as blasphemy. I feel you can't talk about the man in totality regarding is obviously "complicated" (I'm being diplomatic) with his race/ethnicity. I am 38 years old, and I've LITERALLY read EVERY MJ book i could get my hands on since i was 9, including the fluff pieces and the more salacious material. If you're at all interested, I'd love to have a ZOOM meeting. MJ is the single biggest influence on me artistically, and i have next to no respect for channels that attempt to paint him as some kind of ethereal, angelic figure. Let me know if you're interested. It would be a pleasure.
@Sinnik22
Жыл бұрын
literally at my desk completing the first 7 MJ edits right now. thank you
@Sinnik22
Жыл бұрын
We'll cover Mj but in terms of the nonsense they say about him, nah I don't want to give that light. definitely we're covering the fact that these things were part of the news cycle however. we're finding that mj was more hard nosed than he portrayed. but the angelic thing, I agree with. he was human and complicated. the story is right there.
@ElmoKnowsWhereYouLive5150
Жыл бұрын
@@Sinnik22 But a lot of it isn't nonsense, it's just things people are uncomfortable to hear. MJ was the biggest star in the galaxy, and in my humble opinion, it's a disservice to his legacy to leave some of his personal issues out, like his obvious issues with his blackness. Before Motown 25, Jermaine openly criticized him for "trying to be white". Again, this is just my personal opinion, but lots of MJ channels try to mythologize him, which does a disservice to his overall legacy. Without saying whether I believe he was a child predator, his issues with his race certainly warrant open discourse. Idk if you've seen it, but there's a 30 minute video on KZread filmed the day Bad was released, and even ardent fans were openly critical of his dramatic transformation. I was 2 when Bad came out, so I had absolutely no way of understanding why he literally looked like a dopleganger for his sister. As the music journalist Touré said "geniuses are supposed to be weird."
@dominiquejones3805
11 ай бұрын
I agree
@dominiquejones3805
11 ай бұрын
@Sinnik22 Am I tripping or was there word that Prince suggested 2 Michael 2 do a stripped down show without all the crazy theatrics?
Dirty Mind is still his best album.
@zannigan222
Жыл бұрын
Absolutely 💯 💯 💯
@druscillalee2183
Жыл бұрын
PRINCE SAID THAT HE DIDN'T HAVE A DIRTY MIND BUT A GREAT IMAGINATION GREAT MUSIC 🎶 THAT APPEALED TO THE MINDS OF MASSES OF PEOPLE THAT BEING SAID PRINCE DID JUST THAT WITH HIS MUSIC 🎶 I STILL CONSIDER HIM TO BE EARTH'S MUSICAL GIFTED MESSENGER AMBASSADOR 🤔
The time always have something bad 2 say about Prince. He didn't try 2 stop them from being successful. What happens when u try 2 jump out a window without Peter Pans glitter dust? U FALL REAL FAST 2 THE BOTTOM! Why aren't they at the top? Because they were on Prince's ride and He was the pilot. Didn't hate!
Vanity was ridiculously hot 🥰😍🔥
EVERY Era, EVERY Phase U know.....D-A-M ❓❓❓
@Sinnik22
Жыл бұрын
Birthday present to y’all and the electric ⚡️ man
@miro115
Жыл бұрын
@@Sinnik22 Thank You 💜🥳😘
Homeless, kicked out by his father, Andre took him in. Betraying Andre was tragic.
@Sinnik22
Жыл бұрын
Andre was a prince too 🤔
@CardsAT
Жыл бұрын
@@Sinnik22 Talent-wise? Wym?
@Sinnik22
Жыл бұрын
@@CardsAT good hearted
@druscillalee2183
Жыл бұрын
I think I missed something 😔🤔 how did PRINCE betray Andre???ok I listened more now I understand 😢😢😢😢 that's kinda sad for the both of them 😔
@chica4530
Жыл бұрын
@@druscillalee2183 They were young and I'm sure jealousy played a part in that situation. I'm sure Andre was happy for Prince but I'm also sure he wanted that success for himself, only natural. I hate that they were no longer close because it seems they had a brotherly love for each other. I bet they both regretted the demise of their friendship.
Wait, that Stones audience was sweating Prince's sexuality and booing him off the stage, but they're cool with Mick's prancing around with knee pads and a Jets jersey?
If prince really rip y'all how come y'all don't sue him. So stop it with the Back Handed Back Stabbing. After he's Dead.
THANK U SO MUCH Sinnik 💜💜💯💯
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Prince is the real rock star the others are just copy machines making noise
Boo!! He not tight. Michael Jackson had more noses in one year than this dude had eras.