Prince - The Red Album Album

Tracklist

1	-
2	"Arsenio Hall" Show 1991
3	–Prince And The Revolution	Controversy	1:05
4	–Prince And The Revolution	Girls & Boys	4:55
5	–Prince And The New Power Generation	Cream	4:16
6	–Prince And The Revolution	Mutiny	3:18
7	–Prince And The Revolution	All Day, All Night	2:36
8	–Prince And The Revolution	Kiss	6:28
9	–No Artist	(no audio)	0:07
10	–Sheila E.	Holly Rock (Extended Version)	6:36
11	–Prince And The New Power Generation	Daddy Pop	6:31
12	–Prince And The New Power Generation	Let's Go Crazy / Kiss	7:20
13	–Prince And The Revolution	Life Can Be So Nice	4:11
14	–Prince And The Revolution	Love Or Money	5:51
15	–Prince And The Revolution	Raspberry Beret	2:35
16	"Twin City" Hotel-Gig 1986
17	–Prince And The Revolution	Holly Rock	3:49
18	–Prince	Electric Chair	4:30
19	–Prince And The New Power Generation	Purple Rain	4:32

Notes

Compilation of performances from the 6th 'Minnesota Music Awards' in 1986 (tracks 1 to 9), parts of the 'Arsenio Hall Show' performance 1991 (tracks 10 to 13) and the 1991 'Saturday Night Live' performance (track 14.1). Track 14.3 is pirated from the Holly Rock maxi single.

Tracks 14.1 & 14.3 are bonus tracks but not mentioned on the artwork

Back tray insert:

Strictly Ltd. Edition Of 500 Copies
Thanx 2: God, Prince, Miss E., The Funkfurt Connection & U.

Disc:
The Red Boy Roger Nelson
Promotion Copy - Not For Sale
Maybach Records 1991

01. Raspberry Jam • 02. Girls Not Boys • 03. Life Is Nice • 04. Day & Night • 05. Controvers • 06. Mutiny • 07. Holly's Rock • 08. Don't Be Rich • 09. Love & Money • 10. Coloured Rain • 11. Let's Go • 12. Get On Top • 13. Daddy • 14. Bonus Track

Barcodes

• Rights Society: GEMA
• Matrix / Runout: MAYBACH 1991 4226-211-25

Short intro

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