Prince/Outtakes,Rare Tracks and Unreleased 2021 New Remixes

The long-awaited release of Prince’s 21st year of latest outtakes and rarities collection! It’s been a long time! Prince’s latest outtakes from 21 years, rare sound source collection is now available! The opening song is a completely unreleased song from 1977, an early recording of Prince made at the Loring Park Rehersal Room in Minneapolis. Owen Husney, Prince’s manager there, bought and installed a drum machine for Prince, and Prince used it to create funk, marking the first song on which Prince used a drum machine. Sly’s funk, Booty Collins-like tweets, and Prince’s cutting make this a very comfortable song. Next is an acoustic guitar-backed demo of I Feelol For You, which was already completed in December 1978. Although the timing is unknown, Piano Jam Part 1, which also includes Raspberry Beret-like notes, also includes Prince’s scat, making it clear that it was completely composed by Prince. You can also listen to the piano that is typical of Prince in the second part. And as expected, this is an outtake that has been speculated to be a song from 1998 to 2000, or made during the Graffiti Bridge period.The title of this song is known. The impressive melody can be repeated over and over again and you can’t help but hum it, making you want to listen to the completed version. Bridge Of Graffiti, which is said to have been recorded in July 1987 at Paisley Park or Prince’s home, is still a great piano demo, and although it follows the concept of the movie Graffiti Bridge, it is completely different from Graffiti Bridge. It’s a fantastic song that wasn’t even included in the original composition of the September 22, 1987 movie. Also includes a version of the mix that is very different from the Around The World In A Day album, and the highest sound quality version. And Kiss’s Oakland in 1987! The live version that includes the voice of Questlove (this version is not available in Oakland, so it seems to be a rehearsal) includes Prince singing and jamming with Cindy C from the cutting at the end of the song. This is from a treasured tape that was played when he was DJing, and has been remixed by Questlove. Similarly, the live version of Crazy You from the Questlove tapes, this is the soundboard from a gig at Sam’s, the predecessor of First Avenue, on March 9, 1981. Prince’s guitar is very funky, and it is a novel arrangement that is not a ballad. And Nevaeh Ni Ecalp A is not a reversed version of A Place In Heaven, but a version of the original A Place In Heaven state. It’s interesting that Lisa and Wendy harmonize together, and the backing features sounds like a pipe organ, making it more decorative than the simple version of A Place In Heaven. And the 2009 rehearsal sound source When The Lights Go Down is probably the sound source from the Montreux Jazz Festival session and is probably from the sound board, Rhonda Smith’s treasured sound source. It turns out that Prince actually participated in the 2005 album of Millenia, who participated in the chorus on the 2001 Hit ‘n Run Tour. This is a remix of Promise and No Can Do. It is said that Prince did not participate in the original song of No Can Do, but perhaps it is included. Lastly, there is a remix of S.S.T. that was played on the KCRW Santa Monica radio station, said to be by Prince, and although it has a downer backing, it has a somewhat airy and refreshing sound. Neurotic Lover’s Baby’s Bedroom I Feel For You (Demo) R&B Piano Jam (Part 1) R&B Piano Jam (Part 2) 21 Guns Bridge Of Graffiti Around The World In A Day #1 Kiss/Cindy C (1987 Rehearsal) Crazy You (1981 Sams Live) Nevaeh Ni Ecalp A (Reversed Backwords Version) When The Lights Go Down (2009 Rehearsal) Promise (Milenia) No Can Do (Milenia) No Can Do (Remix) (Milenia) S.S.T.(Planet Life Remix)