Let's Go Crazy - Musica
Let's Go Crazy by Prince & The Revolution
Prince & The Revolution
Biografia dell'artista Prince & The Revolution
Prince - Nome D'arte Di Prince Rogers Nelson - Minneapolis 7 Giugno 1958 È Un Cantante Chitarrista Attore Regista E Produttore Discografico Statunitense Molto Popolare Soprattutto Negli Anni Ottanta E Novanta.
Prince Musicista Poliedrico All'inizio Si Ispirava Agli Earth Wind & Fire A George Clinton E A Stevie Wonder In Seguito A James Brown E Jimi Hendrix. Tra I Suoi Lavori Si Sentono Espliciti Riferimenti A Queen Beatles E Frank Zappa. La Sua Musica Coinvolge Diversi Stili Come Funk Rock Classico E Pop Ma Spesso Si È Confrontato Anche Con Il Rap E Il Rock Sinfonico Producendo Un Crossover Musicale Molto Apprezzato Da Fans E Critici. Difficilmente Un Suo Lavoro Contiene Un Solo Stile Musicale E Questo Gli Permette Di Evitare Il Rischio Di Cadere Nella Ripetitività.
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Prince-&-The-Revolution - The Hits/The B-Sides
"Let's Go Crazy" Is A 1984 Song By Prince And The Revolution. It Was The Opening Track On Both His Album And The Film Purple Rain. "Let's Go Crazy" Is One Of Prince's Most Popular Songs And Is Almost Always A Staple For Concert Performances Often Segueing Into Other Hits. When Released As A Single The Song Became Prince's Second Number-One Hit On The Billboard Hot 100 And Also Topped The Two Component Charts The Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs And Hot Dance Club Play Charts As Well As Becoming A UK Top 10 Hit. The B-Side Was The Lyrically Controversial "Erotic City." In The UK The Song Was Released As A Double A-Side With "Take Me With U". The Extended "Special Dance Mix" Of The Song Was Performed In A Slightly Edited Version In The Movie Purple Rain. It Contains A Longer Instrumental Section In The Middle Including A Solo On An Apparently Out-Of-Tune Piano And Some Muddled Lyrics Repeating The Track's Introduction.Contents Hide The Song Was Also Notable For Opening With A Funeral-Like Organ Solo With Prince Giving The "eulogy" For "this Thing Called Life." That Eulogy Ends With A Distinctive Drum Machine Pattern And Then Quickly Becomes A Full Hard Rock Number With Heavy Guitar Bass And Keyboards. The Song's Percussion Was Programmed With The Linn LM-1 Drum Machine An Instrument Frequently Used In Many Of Prince's Songs. "Traffic Jam" By "Weird Al" Yankovic Is A Style Parody Of "Let's Go Crazy" While Two Segments Of Prince's Unaccompanied Guitar Solo In The Song's Coda Were Sampled Into Public Enemy's Single Brothers Gonna Work It Out.
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Prince - Nome D'arte Di Prince Rogers Nelson - Minneapolis 7 Giugno 1958 È Un Cantante Chitarrista Attore Regista E Produttore Discografico Statunitense Molto Popolare Soprattutto Negli Anni Ottanta E Novanta.
Prince Musicista Poliedrico All'inizio Si Ispirava Agli Earth Wind & Fire A George Clinton E A Stevie Wonder In Seguito A James Brown E Jimi Hendrix. Tra I Suoi Lavori Si Sentono Espliciti Riferimenti A Queen Beatles E Frank Zappa. La Sua Musica Coinvolge Diversi Stili Come Funk Rock Classico E Pop Ma Spesso Si È Confrontato Anche Con Il Rap E Il Rock Sinfonico Producendo Un Crossover Musicale Molto Apprezzato Da Fans E Critici. Difficilmente Un Suo Lavoro Contiene Un Solo Stile Musicale E Questo Gli Permette Di Evitare Il Rischio Di Cadere Nella Ripetitività. read less
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Prince Musicista Poliedrico All'inizio Si Ispirava Agli Earth Wind & Fire A George Clinton E A Stevie Wonder In Seguito A James Brown E Jimi Hendrix. Tra I Suoi Lavori Si Sentono Espliciti Riferimenti A Queen Beatles E Frank Zappa. La Sua Musica Coinvolge Diversi Stili Come Funk Rock Classico E Pop Ma Spesso Si È Confrontato Anche Con Il Rap E Il Rock Sinfonico Producendo Un Crossover Musicale Molto Apprezzato Da Fans E Critici. Difficilmente Un Suo Lavoro Contiene Un Solo Stile Musicale E Questo Gli Permette Di Evitare Il Rischio Di Cadere Nella Ripetitività. read less
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"Let's Go Crazy" is a 1984 song by Prince and the Revolution. It was the opening track on both his album and the film Purple Rain. "Let's Go Crazy" is one of Prince's most popular songs, and is almost always a staple for concert performances, often segueing into other hits. When released as a single, the song became Prince's second number-one hit on the Billboard Hot 100, and also topped the two component charts, the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs and Hot Dance Club Play charts, as well as becoming a UK Top 10 hit. The B-side was the lyrically controversial "Erotic City." In the UK, the song was released as a double A-side with "Take Me with U".
The extended "Special Dance Mix" of the song was performed in a slightly edited version in the movie Purple Rain. It contains a longer instrumental section in the middle, including a solo on an apparently out-of-tune piano and some muddled lyrics, repeating the track's introduction.Contents [hide]
The song was also notable for opening with a funeral-like organ solo with Prince giving the "eulogy" for "this thing called life." That eulogy ends with a distinctive drum machine pattern and then quickly becomes a full hard rock number with heavy guitar, bass and keyboards. The song's percussion was programmed with the Linn LM-1 drum machine, an instrument frequently used in many of Prince's songs.
"Traffic Jam", by "Weird Al" Yankovic, is a style parody of "Let's Go Crazy", while two segments of Prince's unaccompanied guitar solo in the song's coda were sampled into Public Enemy's single Brothers Gonna Work It Out. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.