American Bandstand
2019 (1)
2019 October (1)
- "Morris Day shares memories of Prince (and some imagined conversations) in new memoir ‘On Time’"
- in Los Angeles Daily News
- on 16 October 2019
- about American Bandstand, International Lover (song), James Brown, Janet Jackson, Jehovah’s Witness, Jimmy Jam, Jungle Love (song), memoir, Morris Day, On Time: A Princely Life in Funk (book), Pop Life (song), Prince Estate, Purple Rain (movie), Terry Lewis, The Bird (song), The Prince Estate, The Time
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2017 (2)
2017 April (1)
- "George Clinton gets Paisley Park's Prince celebration off to a funky start"
- in USA Today
- on 21 April 2017
- about American Bandstand, Celebration (event), Celebration 2017 (event), Dave Chappelle, fentanyl, fentanyl overdose, George Clinton, Jungle Love (song), Morris Hayes, New Power Generation, The Revolution
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2017 March (1)
- "Austin's SXSW turns purple on St. Paddy's Day with Prince tributes -- Music megafest featured outdoor concert and two panels in his memory."
- by Chris Riemenschneider
- in Minneapolis Star Tribune
- on 18 March 2017
- about American Bandstand, André Cymone, Owen Husney, Trump
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2016 (2)
2016 December (1)
- "Prince’s Closest Friends Share Their Best Prince Stories -- From Van Jones to Carmen Electra, publicists to Paisley Park members, those close to Prince Rogers Nelson tell tales—ordinary and out there—of the late legend."
- in GQ
- on 8 December 2016
- about Albert Magnoli, American Bandstand, André Cymone, Audubon Road (place), Bangles, Cat Glover, Central High, Chaka Khan, Chappelle's Show (TV show), Charlie Murphy, Corey Tollefson, Dave Chappelle, Dez Dickerson, divorce, Gwen Stefani, Jeremiah Freed, Jill Jones, Kandace Springs, Lake Minnetonka (place), Larry Graham, Mall of America (place), Manuela Testolini, Mayte, Michael Jackson, Micki Free, Misty Copeland, Morris Hayes, Neal Karlen, Netflix, NPG Records, Obama, Oprah (TV show), Owen Husney, ping-pong, piracy, St. Louis Park (place), Susanna Hoffs, The Gold Experience (album), The Revolution, Van Jones, Vanity, vault, White House (place), YouTube
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2016 April (1)
- "‘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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2013 (1)
2013 September (1)
- "Willing and Able: Margaret Cox Talks 2 Beautiful Nights"
- in Dyes Got the Answers 2 Ur ?s (The Beautiful Nights Blog)
- on 10 September 2013
- about 1-800-NEW-FUNK (album), A&M Records, American Bandstand, Blueberry Gossip (album), Bunker’s Music Bar and Grill (place), Bunkers (place), Chaka Khan, contract, Cynthia Johnson, Cynthia Jonson, Dick Clark, Dr. Mambo’s Combo, Dr. Mambo's Combo, Everybody Dance (song), Fleetwood Mac, Gerry Hubbard, Jesse Johnson, Legendary Combo, Lipps, Inc., Margaret Cox, Margie Cox, Margie's Little Demo (album), Mavis Staples, MC Flash, Patrice Rushen, Paula Abdul, Saturday Night Live (TV show), Standing at the Altar (song), Stevie Wonder, Sue Ann Carwell, Ta Mara and the Seen, The Legendary Combo, Tuff Girl (album), vault
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2011 (1)
2011 June (1)
- "Prince before the Revolution -- An inside look at the artist formerly known as Prince before the Revolution and before he was pop royalty and had delivered the albums that brought him to worldwide acclaim."
- in blog.discmakers.com
- on 6 June 2011
- about American Bandstand, André Cymone, Backbeat Books, Black Album (album), Bobby Z, Capri Theater (place), Cavallo, Ruffalo & Fargnoli, Chaka Khan, Chris Moon, Dez Dickerson, Earth, Wind & Fire, Edina (place), France Avenue (place), Hal Leonard, I Feel For You (song), I Wanna Be Your Lover (song), Jason Draper, Los Angeles (place), Matt Fink, Miami (place), Moonsound Studios (place), Nile Rodgers, Owen Husney, Pepé Willie, Prince: Chaos, Disorder, and Revolution (book), St. Paul (place), Steve Fargnoli, Stevie Wonder, Super Bowl, The Revolution
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