Prince/MN,USA 1995 Lost Open Sessions Vol.1

In 1995, he was in the midst of a cold war with the record company he belonged to after abandoning the name Prince. It was also the second peak of his energetic composing career, and on the other hand, Prince celebrated his second birthday after changing his name and gave a fulfilling performance at Glam Slam Miami. This time, we will focus on the period from his birthday in 1995 to just before he came to Japan in 1996, and although all of them are audience recordings, we will record in almost chronological order the live performances at Paisley Park, where it was considered impossible to infiltrate and record at all. We will release a total of three 6CD titles. The name is Lost Open Sessions. It covers Open Sessions and sound sources not included in them. First part. The concert will be centered around Paisley Park, but I can’t leave out Miami. This will be our second birthday concert after 1994. First of all, what I would like to note here is that Eric Ries was present on both June 8th and 9th, 1995. His horn contribution is extremely high, and his unique phrases echo everywhere. There is a sound board for about half of the performance on the 8th, but here is a complete recording of the audience version. Of course, there are highlights everywhere, such as Pink Cashmere’s famous performance involving Eric’s blowjob, but the better performance was on the 9th, when I Love U In Me mixed in P.Control’s lyrics, making it even sexier, and on Peach, Chaos And A version with the riff of Disorder, Asswoop from Madhouse 24, a dunk medley from Skin Tight by the Ohio Players, sung by Prince, U Got Shake Something and 16 Phrases, and The Most Beautiful Girl In The World. Eric’s saxophone transforms it into a jazzy atmosphere. Similarly, in Race, Eric plays the song, but this time the arrangement has more funkness, and it becomes the key to the culmination of Parliament’s Flash Light cover. At Paisley Park on June 18th, the sound was dominated by keyboards, and gradually became the fusion of coolness and funk jam of 18 & Over, Return Of The Bump Squad from the bluesy intro, and Brick House, which teased with a plucking guitar. The guitar also comes to the front. From the 16-minute long version of Get Wild to Volkswagen Blues from Glam Slam Boogie to the sharp guitar jam Santana Medley, this is another amazing live performance. Although there is a slight jump in time, at Paisley Park on October 10th, there will be a full performance of We March, which includes amazing drumming and a rare play. And the rehearsal sound source is also included, and the fulfilling content of the glorious first volume ends here. Disc 1 Glam Slam, Miami : 8th June 1995 (am) 1.Endorphinmachine 2.The Jam 3.Shhh 4.Days Of Wild 5.Now 6.Sex Machine 7.Funky Stuff 8.The Most Beautiful Girl In The World 9. Pussy Control 10.Letitgo 11.Pink Cashmere 12.(Lemme See Your Body) Get Loose Disc 2 1.Count The Days 2.Return Of The Bump Squad 3.Arabic Intro – 7 4.Get Wild 5.Johnny 6.Billy Jack Bitch 7.Gold Mayte Opening Performance – Glam Slam, Miami : 8th June 1995 (am) 8.Children Of The Sun 9.The Rhythm Of Ur Heart 10.Baby Don’t Care Disc 3 Glam Slam, Miami : 9th June 1995 ( am) 1.Santana Medley 2.I Love U In Me 3.Peach 4.The Ride 5.7 6.Instrumental 7.Get Wild 8.Big Fun 9.Count The Days 10.Return Of The Bump Squad Disc 4 1.Pussy Control 2.Asswoop 3.Mary Don’t You Weep 4.Skin Tight 5.Brick House 6.Sex Machine 7.Glam Slam Boogie 8.The Most Beautiful Girl In The World 9.Race 10.Flash Light Disc 5 Paisley Park : 18th June 1995 (am) 1.Mad (Studio) 2.Days Of Wild (sample intro) 3.Billy Jack Bitch 4.18 & Over 5.Return Of The Bump Squad 6.Count The Days 8.Brick House (including The Good Life [ Big City Remix]) 9.Get Wild Disc 6 1.Big Fun 2.The Jam 3.I Believe In You 4.no more bud light interlude 5.Glam Slam Boogie 6.Volkswagen Blues 7.Santana Medley Paisley Park : 10th October 1995 8.We March 9.Love…Thy Will Be Done 10.Starfish And Coffee Rehearsal – Paisley Park : 23rd August 1995 11.Pussy Control 12.Letitgo