Central High
2023 (1)
2023 June (1)
- "Why did Prince decide to live in Chanhassen? -- The Minneapolis native's legacy will forever be linked to his state-of-the-art suburban playground, Paisley Park."
- by Jon Bream
- in Minneapolis Star Tribune
- on 9 June 2023
- about Aldrich Av. S. (place), André Cymone, Audubon Rd (place), Black Album (album), Bobby Z, Byerly's (place), California (place), Caribou (place), Central High, Central High School (place), Chanhassen (place), Chanhassen Dinner Theatres, Chanhassen Inn (place), Chanhassen Villager, Earth, Wind & Fire, Eden Prairie (place), Edina (place), Flying Cloud Drive (place), France Av. S. (place), France Avenue (place), Galpin Blvd. (place), Galpin Boulevard (place), Hwy. 5 (place), Julia Coleman, Kiowa Trail, Kris Mattson, Lake Ann (place), Lake Minnetonka (place), Lake Riley (place), Los Angeles (place), Manuela Testolini, Mayte, Mayte Garcia, Minnesota Landscape Arboretum (place), Morris Day, North Arm Drive (place), Orono (place), Paisley Park (place), Perry Jones, Piano and a Microphone 1983 (album), Prince Rogers Nelson Memorial Highway (place), Sign O' The Times (album), Solveig Huseth, St. Louis Park (place), Steve Fargnoli, The Complex (place), Tim Walz, Toronto (place), Twin Cities (place), Vanity 6, Viper, Warner Bros. Records, Washington Avenue (place)
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2020 (1)
2020 April (1)
- "Our Prince wish list: 12 more items we hope to unearth from his fabled vault -- Here's a wish list of 12 cherished items from Prince's fabled vault."
- by Chris Riemenschneider, Jon Bream
- in Minneapolis Star Tribune
- on 19 April 2020
- about 17 Days (song), 3rdEyeGirl, A Case of You (song), Aug. 3, 1983 (event), Bambi (song), Central High, Dakota Jazz Club (place), First Avenue (place), Irresistible Bitch (song), Joni Mitchell, Kenny Rogers, Miles Davis, Minnesota Dance Theatre, Originals (album), Our Destiny (song), Owen Husney, Screwdriver (song), Sly Stone, Soft and Wet (song), Sue Ann Carwell, Wendy Melvoin, When Doves Cry (song)
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2019 (1)
2019 April (1)
- "Pick Six: Praise for Lil Nas X, Bob Mould, Zedd, 'Jay's Longhorn' and more -- Pick Six is a half-dozen cool things in music, from two points of view."
- by Jon Bream
- in Minneapolis Star Tribune
- on 12 April 2019
- about Central High, Sheila E.
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2018 (2)
2018 September (1)
- "Thanks to a University of Minnesota degree, his name is ‘Dr. Prince’ now"
- in Associated Press News
- on 26 September 2018
- about Central High, Cloud guitar (instrument), Jellybean Johnson, museum, Nothing Compares 2 U (song), Omarr Baker, Paul Peterson, St. Paul Peterson, Tommy Barbarella, Tyka Nelson, University of Minnesota
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2018 April (1)
- "Minnesota music mogul writes about his life with Elvis, Jimi, Janis and Prince"
- in Associated Press News
- on 6 April 2018
- about Andre Cymone, Central High, Chris Moon, contract, demo tape, Jesse Johnson, memoir, Owen Husney, royalties, St. Louis Park (place), Warner Bros. Records
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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)
1985 (1)
1985 February (1)
- "Despite Success, Rock Star Prince Remains a Mystery"
- in Associated Press News
- on 25 February 1985
- about Central High, Chris Moon, divorce, Moon Sound Studio (place), Prince Day, Richard Robinson, The Revolution
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