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あらすじ・解説
Intro by: Gail Nobles
Photo: Yves Lorson from Kapellen, Belgium - Prince
Usage: CC BY 2.0
Hello, I'm Gail Nobles. Welcome to Rhythmic Blue.
Believe it or not,Prince made a lot of music that sounded like jazz from his 1991 album Diamonds and Pearls. He made a song titled Scrolling. It’s the fifth track on the album.
From his 2015 album HitNRun Phase 2. He made a song titled Look At Me, Look At You.
Prince has a 2009 album titled Lotus Flower. He has a single on that album titled Love Like Jazz.
There are many more songs that Prince had made that sounded like jazz. He must have loved jazz music. Prince was a musical genius.
It is said that Prince left behind an underground bank vault of music. He didn't want to give the recording companies the best stuff, and I don't blame him.
It is said that Prince had his own record label title Paisley Park Records founded in 1985 which was distributed by and funded and part by Warner Brothers Records. It was started in 1985 following the success of the film and Purple Rain. Prince had the right idea.
You're listening to Rhythmic Blue. Today’s topic: Prince and Jazz. Thank you for listening.
Photo: Yves Lorson from Kapellen, Belgium - Prince
Usage: CC BY 2.0
Hello, I'm Gail Nobles. Welcome to Rhythmic Blue.
Believe it or not,Prince made a lot of music that sounded like jazz from his 1991 album Diamonds and Pearls. He made a song titled Scrolling. It’s the fifth track on the album.
From his 2015 album HitNRun Phase 2. He made a song titled Look At Me, Look At You.
Prince has a 2009 album titled Lotus Flower. He has a single on that album titled Love Like Jazz.
There are many more songs that Prince had made that sounded like jazz. He must have loved jazz music. Prince was a musical genius.
It is said that Prince left behind an underground bank vault of music. He didn't want to give the recording companies the best stuff, and I don't blame him.
It is said that Prince had his own record label title Paisley Park Records founded in 1985 which was distributed by and funded and part by Warner Brothers Records. It was started in 1985 following the success of the film and Purple Rain. Prince had the right idea.
You're listening to Rhythmic Blue. Today’s topic: Prince and Jazz. Thank you for listening.