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Take Me With U 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 - Purple Rain
"Take Me With U" Was The Final U.S. Single Released From Prince And The Revolution's Smash Album Purple Rain. The Song Is Fairly Standard Pop Music Notable For The Drum Solo And Finger Cymbals That Open The Song And Repeat Again Toward The End. The Song Is Sung As A Duet With Apollonia Kotero And Was Originally Intended For The Apollonia 6 Album But Was Pulled For The Purple Rain Soundtrack. An Unfortunate Result Of This Addition Was Making Crucial Cuts To The Suite-Like Original "Computer Blue " Which Circulates Amongst Collectors In A Superior Though Unreleased Extended Version A Portion Of This Second Section Of "Computer Blue" Can Be Heard In The Film Purple Rain As Prince Walks In On The Men Of The Revolution Rehearsing. Regardless "Take Me With U" Was A Welcome Addition To The Album Showing A Softer Side Of Prince And Becoming His First "official" Duet. The Single Was Released With An Edit Of Album Track "Baby I'm A Star" As Its B-Side And Reached #25 On The Top-40 Chart In The U.S. In The UK The Song Was Issued As A Double A-Sided Single Coupled With Let's Go Crazy Reaching #7 In February 1985.
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Biography - 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. 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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"Take Me with U" was the final U.S. single released from Prince and The Revolution's smash album, Purple Rain. The song is fairly standard pop music, notable for the drum solo and finger cymbals that open the song and repeat again toward the end.
The song is sung as a duet with Apollonia Kotero, and was originally intended for the Apollonia 6 album, but was pulled for the Purple Rain soundtrack. An unfortunate result of this addition was making crucial cuts to the suite-like original "Computer Blue," which circulates amongst collectors in a superior, though unreleased, extended version (a portion of this second section of "Computer Blue" can be heard in the film Purple Rain as Prince walks in on the men of The Revolution rehearsing.) Regardless, "Take Me with U" was a welcome addition to the album, showing a softer side of Prince, and becoming his first "official" duet.
The single was released with an edit of album track "Baby I'm a Star" as its B-side, and reached #25 on the Top-40 chart in the U.S. In the UK, the song was issued as a double A-sided single, coupled with Let's Go Crazy, reaching #7 in February 1985. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.