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Track List
01) Thunder
02) Daddy Pop
03) Diamonds and Pearls
04) Cream
05) Strollin'
06) Willing and Able
07) Gett Off
08) Walk Don't Walk
09) Jughead
10) Money Don't Matter 2 Night
11) Push
12) Insatiable
13) Live 4 Love
01) Thunder
02) Daddy Pop
03) Diamonds and Pearls
04) Cream
05) Strollin'
06) Willing and Able
07) Gett Off
08) Walk Don't Walk
09) Jughead
10) Money Don't Matter 2 Night
11) Push
12) Insatiable
13) Live 4 Love
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5:17
4:45
4:13
3:47
5:00
4:31
3:07
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6:39
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First Released
1991
Funk
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Rock/Pop
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Medium
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7,100,000 copies
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Diamonds and Pearls (Diamants et perles) est le neuvième album enregistré en studio par Prince et le treizième en comptant les musiques de films. L'album se classe numéro 3 au Billboard 200 et ses singles connaissent un vrai succès international. Quatre singles dans le top 30, 6 millions d'albums écoulés.
Diamonds and Pearls, publié au début d'octobre 1991, marque la première apparition discographique du groupe New Power Generation avec Michael Bland (batterie), Sonny Thompson (basse) et Tommy Barbarella (claviers) pour la base rythmique, Rosie Gaines, Damon Dickson & Tony Mosley pour les voix. Kirk Johnson, choriste et percussionniste à cette époque, collaborera plus amplement, au fil du temps comme arrangeur et producteur associé du chanteur.
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Diamonds And Pearls was the first album Prince jointly credited to The New Power Generation.
Work on the album began during the Nude Tour whose line up, with the exception of Matt Fink and Miko Weaver, would remain with Prince and form the New Power Generation. The band received their first public performance at the China Club in Hollywood on 3 June 1991. For the first time since the Revolution, all band members had creative input to the creation of Diamonds And Pearls. Although the principal theme embraces rap, every song on the album takes a different musical genre (soul, funk, pop, hip-hop), for which critics at the time felt it a disappointment as it had not set new ground in those genres. Such is the expectation of the benchmark in Prince’s music. It tackles some serious themes of the day: such as the Gulf War and poverty.
The album cover is also notable in that it was released as two separate with different covers: one featuring the first mass-produced hologram (the work of Sharon McCormack) in printing history. The single Thunder was released only in the UK as part of the promotion of the tour. The last minute inclusion of the track Gett Off replaced Horny Pony and some copies of the album contain this in the original track list. The dialogue, which ends in a fight at the end of the song Jughead is reputedly about Prince’s former manager, Steve Fargnoli.
Rapper Tony M. first met Prince when as an extra for the Purple Rain movie. After Rosie Gaines left the band immediately after the Diamonds And Pearls Tour in 1992, Prince vowed never to duet the title track Diamonds And Pearls with any other singer – holding true to his promise ever since. Diamonds And Pearls peaked at number 3 on the Billboard charts and sold over 2 million copies and is certified double Platinum by the RIAA.
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Diamonds and Pearls (Diamants et perles) est le neuvième album enregistré en studio par Prince et le treizième en comptant les musiques de films. L'album se classe numéro 3 au Billboard 200 et ses singles connaissent un vrai succès international. Quatre singles dans le top 30, 6 millions d'albums écoulés.
Diamonds and Pearls, publié au début d'octobre 1991, marque la première apparition discographique du groupe New Power Generation avec Michael Bland (batterie), Sonny Thompson (basse) et Tommy Barbarella (claviers) pour la base rythmique, Rosie Gaines, Damon Dickson & Tony Mosley pour les voix. Kirk Johnson, choriste et percussionniste à cette époque, collaborera plus amplement, au fil du temps comme arrangeur et producteur associé du chanteur.
User Album Review
Diamonds And Pearls was the first album Prince jointly credited to The New Power Generation.
Work on the album began during the Nude Tour whose line up, with the exception of Matt Fink and Miko Weaver, would remain with Prince and form the New Power Generation. The band received their first public performance at the China Club in Hollywood on 3 June 1991. For the first time since the Revolution, all band members had creative input to the creation of Diamonds And Pearls. Although the principal theme embraces rap, every song on the album takes a different musical genre (soul, funk, pop, hip-hop), for which critics at the time felt it a disappointment as it had not set new ground in those genres. Such is the expectation of the benchmark in Prince’s music. It tackles some serious themes of the day: such as the Gulf War and poverty.
The album cover is also notable in that it was released as two separate with different covers: one featuring the first mass-produced hologram (the work of Sharon McCormack) in printing history. The single Thunder was released only in the UK as part of the promotion of the tour. The last minute inclusion of the track Gett Off replaced Horny Pony and some copies of the album contain this in the original track list. The dialogue, which ends in a fight at the end of the song Jughead is reputedly about Prince’s former manager, Steve Fargnoli.
Rapper Tony M. first met Prince when as an extra for the Purple Rain movie. After Rosie Gaines left the band immediately after the Diamonds And Pearls Tour in 1992, Prince vowed never to duet the title track Diamonds And Pearls with any other singer – holding true to his promise ever since. Diamonds And Pearls peaked at number 3 on the Billboard charts and sold over 2 million copies and is certified double Platinum by the RIAA.
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