If you don’t know you’re about to know. In my circle of friends and acquaintances, I am know as the ‘Prince guy.’ If you’ve seen me at any wrestling show that I do commentary for, then you’ve more than likely seen me wearing some Prince merchandise of some kind.
I saw Prince 38 times in concert, not including after shows and shows at his house, Paisley Park. I could write and write and write about the man and his music and how much they each mean to me. Maybe one day I will or maybe even share some stories on a podcast one day.
It’s been “17 Days” now of playlists and I purposely picked today to share a Prince playlist. I picked my favorite song from each album and then selected a few of my favorite previous released songs and B-Sides. Unfortunately, the Black Album is not on Spotify or Apple Music nor are the New Power Generation albums that featured Prince even though he is not named on them.
If they were, I would have selected “Bob George” off of the Black Album, “Anna Stesia” from Lovesexy, “Call the Law” from Goldnigga, “Count the Days” from Exodus and “The One” from New Power Soul.
QUARANTINE JAMS ARCHIVES
Volume 1: New Wave
Volume 2: 90s Movie Soundtrack
Volume 3: Favorite Cover Songs
Volume 4: Gotta Have Faith
Volume 5: What Day Is It?
Volume 6: This One’s For The Kids
Volume 7: Let’s All Go Down To The Chuckle Hut
Volume 8: Straight Outta The ’80s
Volume 9: Don’t Rock The Covid
Volume 10: Music To Clean The House And Your Ass To
Volume 11: Hit Me Baby One Time
Volume 12: Grown And Sexy Playlist
Volume 13: I Can’t Believe It’s Original
Volume 14: ’80s Soundtracks
Volume 15: Aqua Net And Fishnets
Volume 16: Let Your Soul Glow
Steven McCash is the Music Columnist for SoBros Network. He is the pioneer of New Music Friday, highlighting each week’s new releases in the world of music, in addition to the occasional live show review. Follow on Twitter: @MC_Cash75
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