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On This Day 22 September Releases 2004 – A download of Prince's MuchMusic Performance, recorded on 28 July 2004, is made available through the NPGMC download store 2009 – www.drfunkenberry.com streams a rehearsal version of Why You Wanna Treat Me So Bad? (titled Y U Wanna Treat Me So Bad?) recorded the previous day at Paisley Park Studios Concerts 1988 – Cincinnati, OH, USA: Riverfront Coliseum 2007 – London, England: 3121 at The IndigO2 (a.m.) 2008 – Beverly Hills, CA, USA: "The 77" Private Residence (a.m.) Performances 2012 – Las Vegas, NV, USA: MGM Grand Garden Arena (guesting w/ Mary J. Blige at iHeartMusic Festival) Associated Artists 1986 – Sheila E. performs in Salt Lake City, UT, USA: The Salt Palace, supporting Lionel Richie 1990 – The Time appear on Soul Train (US television) performing Jerk Out (recorded earlier in Hollywood, CA, USA: Paramount Studios - Stage 30) Miscellaneous 1987 – An initial script for the Graffiti Bridge movie is completed. 21 September ◄ 22 September ► 23 SeptemberPrince history calendar Did You Know? From our newest additions: ... that Sign O' The Times was the most added single in both Billboard "Radio Most Added" sections of Hot Black and Hot 100 Singles Actions charts on 7 March 1987? ... that Pain is Prince's reworking of a song called Joy And Pain, written by D. Channsin Berry? ... that 94 East's One Man Jam had already been released in 1979 as Fast Freddie the Roller Disco King? ... that Clouds, U Know and Funknroll had charted in French SNEP Single Top 100 chart? ... that the "Instrumental" track released on NPG Music Club Edition #6 was essentially an instrumental re-recording of The Holy River? ... that Purple Rain Home Video remained 12 consecutive weeks at position 1 in Billboard Top Videocassette sales chart? ... that Sharon McCormack designed the hologram for the Diamonds And Pearls album cover? See our archive: Did You Know?

Celebrating 24 September, 2017 1999, the first single to be released from Prince's fifth album 1999 was released on 24 September 1982 in the USA.  > > > Read More 13 October, 2017 , Prince's 14th full-length studio album was released on 13 October 1992 in the USA.  > > > Read More 27 October, 2017 1999, Prince's fifth full-length studio album was released on 27 October 1982 in the USA.  > > > Read More Next celebrations 20 November 2017  ★  17 December 2017 Resources Interviews Interviews is a comprehensive list of all interviews Prince gave throughout his career.  > > > Read More Award Shows Attended Awards Attended is a list of all awards shows Prince attended, and was part of the ceremony, listed in chronological order  > > > Read More Rescheduled or Canceled Concerts Rescheduled or Canceled Concerts is a non-exhaustive list including all known rescheduled and canceled concerts in Prince's concert history  > > > Read More Prince: All Charts All Charts is a survey of Prince singles and albums that have charted in a selection of countries around the world  > > > Read More See our archive: Resources

In Memoriam Prince Rogers Nelson 7 June 1958 - 21 April 2016 "Don't break what left of my broken heart, baby" From: Why You Wanna Treat Me So Bad? Recorded: April - May 1979 Released on: Prince Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group Read about Prince's career here Feature Concert 2 September 1990 Nishinomiya, Japan: Hanshin Koshien Kyujo Length Of Show: 80 minutes Setlist: 'DAT' Intro / The Future incl. The Flow (rap) / 1999 / Housequake / Sexy Dancer / Kiss incl. Let's Jam It w/ James Bond Theme / Purple Rain / Raspberry Beret  > > > Read More Read more about Prince concerts here Feature Release 23 June 2017 Purple Rain Deluxe Type: Studio remaster / reissue Length: 43:54 + 76:47 + 78:45 + 108:18 (DVD) Label(s): NPG Records & Warner Bros. Description: This deluxe re-release of Purple Rain contains a remastered version of the 1984 album, as disc with 'From The Vault & Previously Unreleased' material, a disc with 'Single Edits & B-Sides' as well as a DVD of the Purple Rain Tour concert from Syracuse (30 March 1985).  > > > Read More 22 November 2016 4Ever Type: Compilation Length: 76:51 Label(s): NPG Records & Warner Bros. Description: This 40 track set includes the previously-unreleased track Moonbeam Levels and marks the first posthumous release of material from Prince's vault.  > > > Read More Read more about Prince records here