Live! Was the first official live album of Prince's career and the 27 tracks included feature selections from The Rainbow Children as well as Prince's extensive back catalog, played with the full NPG as well as several solo piano excursions. Taken from the highlights of 9 different shows in March and April of 2002 and clocking in at over 2 hours, the resulting One Nite Alone. Members at the time included drummer John Blackwell, keyboardist Renato Neto and longtime collaborators like bassist Rhonda Smith and a horn section that included saxophonists Eric Leeds, Candy Dulfer and Maceo Parker. album, this upbeat trek through theaters in North America featured the full talents of Prince's ever-expanding New Power Generation band. This 4CD/1DVD set includes One Nite Alone, Prince’s striking piano-and-vocal studio album (in its first commercial CD.
Up All Nite With Prince: The One Nite Alone Collection brings the electrifying power of Prince’s 2002 studio and live releases together in one stunning package.
I grab every single thing I come across and sometimes I forget about this or that live show until someone is talking about. When it comes to Prince bootlegs I am a completist & a digital hoarder. However, as opposed to the intimacy of the largely solo One Nite Alone. NONE OF THE TITLES WILL BE RELEASED INDIVIDUALLY ON CD. We all need to remember the sheer volume of gems Prince put into the world and celebrate rediscovering them year after year. studio album, Prince embarked on a tour of the same name. After The Rainbow Children release and before the release of the One Nite Alone. is the twenty-fifth studio album by American recording artist Prince. Live Professional ratings Review scores Source Rating The Guardian One Nite Alone. Studio album by Prince ReleasedRecorded20002002 Genre Smooth jazz acoustic quiet storm Length35:01 LabelNPG ProducerPrince Prince chronology The Rainbow Children One Nite Alone. Limited set containing four purple vinyl colored vinyl LP pressings. 2002 studio album by Prince One Nite Alone.
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