Dirty Mind (album)
2019 (3)
2019 November (1)
- "Today in Music History: Prince begins his 'Controversy' tour"
- in The Current
- on 20 November 2019
- about Controversy (album), Controversy (tour), Dirty Mind (album), The Time
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2019 June (1)
- "UB Special Feature: The Album Eras of Prince"
- in UrbanBridgez.com
- on 7 June 2019
- about 1999 (album), Academy Award, Alicia Keys, Bangles, Chaka Khan, Controversy (album), Dirty Mind (album), For You (album), Grammy Award, I Feel For You (song), I Wanna Be Your Lover (song), Manic Monday (song), Nothing Compares 2 U (song), Purple Rain (album), Purple Rain (song), Sinead O’Connor, Sinéad O’Connor, The Revolution, Vanity, Vanity Fair (magazine), vault, Warner Bros. Records
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2019 March (1)
- "Colbert's bandleader Jon Batiste honors Prince in final 'Live From Here' St. Paul show of the season"
- by Neal Justin
- in Minneapolis Star Tribune
- on 18 March 2019
- about Dirty Mind (album), How Come U Don't Call Me Anymore (song)
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2017 (2)
2017 September (1)
- "From Prince To Paul McCartney To Bruno Mars, LeRoy Bennett Is the Man"
- by Steve Baltin
- in Forbes
- on 21 September 2017
- about Dirty Mind (album), LeRoy Bennett, Michael Jackson, Purple Rain (movie), Purple Rain (tour)
- (mirror)
2017 February (1)
- "An Announcement of Royal Proportions: Prince’s Warner Bros. Catalog is Streaming Again"
- in Rhino
- on 13 February 2017
- about 1999 (album), Around The World In A Day (album), Art Official Age (album), Batman (album), Controversy (album), Dirty Mind (album), For You (album), Grammy Award, Lovesexy (album), Parade (album), Purple Rain (album), Spotify, vault
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2016 (2)
2016 April (2)
- "‘I’m Going to Personify Sex in Every Way’: Prince’s Defining ‘Dirty Mind’ Album -- A refusal to be labeled R&B, a rivalry with Rick James and a very dirty song called 'Head': the groundbreaking arrival of 1980's 'Dirty Mind.'"
- in Billboard
- on 28 April 2016
- about American Bandstand, André Cymone, Andy Warhol, Bobby Z, Denver (place), Detroit (place), Dez Dickerson, Dick Clark, Dirty Mind (album), Dirty Mind (tour), Gayle Chapman, Head (song), I Wanna Be Your Lover (song), Ken Tucker, Lake Minnetonka (place), Lenny Waronker, Lisa Coleman, Los Angeles (place), memoir, Mo Ostin, Rick James, Rolling Stone (magazine), Roxy (place), Russ Thyret, Sam’s (place), Steve Fargnoli, Stevie Wonder, Ted Cohen, The Rainbow (place), The Ritz (place), The Village Voice (magazine), Twin Cities (place), Wayzata (place)
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