Prince - Vienna Album

Tracklist

1	The Ball / Holly Rock	12:52
2	Girls And Boys Jam [#2]	5:50
3	Purple Rain	1:49
4	Rock Guitar Jam	8:32
5	Adore	7:46
6	I Got My Mind Made Up / Feline	4:01
7	Girls And Boys Jam [#1]	3:25
8	Housequake	13:07

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
PWM 006	Prince	Pink ‎(CD, Unofficial)	Play With Me	PWM 006	1993

Notes

Live at Club - U4, 30th of May 1987 in Vienna, Austria
℗© 1987 by Austrophon Vienna, Austria
[back sleeve]

Vinyl has white labels on both sides. No catalog number appears on the etchings.

Durations as obtained by software after digitalization.

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (Runout side A): PR/04-87-A
• Matrix / Runout (Runout side B): PR/04-87-B

Companies

• Recorded At – U4, Vienna

Short intro

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