Martika
2023 (1)
2023 June (1)
- "In 1988, Debbie Gibson’s ‘Foolish Beat’ Hit No. 1 on the Hot 100: Chart Rewind -- "I wanted to write my own haunting breakup ballad," Gibson recalls. "I drew on experiences from my older sisters and my limited puppy love experiences.""
- by Debbie Gibson
- in Billboard
- on 22 June 2023
- about Alphabet Street (song), Debbie Gibson, Martika
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2019 (9)
2019 July (1)
2019 June (7)
- "Meet the man in charge of releasing Prince’s unheard songs from his private vault"
- by Cameron Adams
- in The West Australian
- on 29 June 2019
- about Bangles, bootleg, Holly Rock (song), Jill Jones, Joey Coco, Jungle Love (song), Kenny Rogers, Manic Monday (song), Martika, Michael Howe, Originals (album), Sheena Easton, Sinead O’Connor, Sinéad O’Connor, The Family, The Glamorous Life (song), The Time, vault
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- "Prince songs: What is left in the secret vault after the singer’s death?"
- by Cameron Adams
- in Herald Sun
- on 29 June 2019
- about Bangles, bootleg, Holly Rock (song), Jill Jones, Joey Coco, Jungle Love (song), Kenny Rogers, Manic Monday (song), Martika, Michael Howe, Originals (album), Sheena Easton, Sinead O’Connor, Sinéad O’Connor, The Family, The Glamorous Life (song), The Time, vault
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- "Niko Bolas on Mixing the Prince "Originals" Album -- Faced with mixing the new archival release, "Originals," engineer Niko Bolas had to find the best way to honor the material, including taking the results to Bernie Grundman Mastering, where many Prince albums were previously mastered."
- in ProSound
- on 26 June 2019
- about Bangles, Bernie Grundman, Bernie Grundman Mastering, David Leonard, Jungle Love (song), Manic Monday (song), Martika, Michael Howe, Niko Bolas, Originals (album), Peggy McCreary, Prince Estate, Susan Rogers, The Glamorous Life (song), The Prince Estate, Troy Carter, Warner Bros. Records
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- "Prince Collaborators Share Stories About the Songs He Gave to Others on 'Originals'"
- in Billboard
- on 26 June 2019
- about Andy Warhol, Bangles, Jill Jones, Kenny Rogers, Manic Monday (song), Martika, Nothing Compares 2 U (song), Originals (album), Peggy McCreary, Sheila E., Sinead O'Connor, Sinéad O'Connor, Sunset Sound (place), Susanna Hoffs, Susannah Melvoin, The Family, The Revolution, The Time
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- "Prince Originals: exclusive interview with muse and collaborator Susannah Melvoin -- As Prince rarities finally become available on the Originals album, we speak to the woman who inspired Nothing Compares 2 U."
- by Martin Talbot
- in Official Charts
- on 24 June 2019
- about Aretha Franklin, Bangles, Crystal Ball (album), Cynthia Rose, David Geffen, Dream Factory (album), Jill Jones, Kenny Rogers, Little Red Corvette (song), Manic Monday (song), Martika, Nothing Compares 2 U (song), Originals (album), Quincy Jones, Sandy Scipioni, Sinead O’Connor, Sinéad O’Connor, Sunset Sound (place), Susannah Melvoin, The Black Album (album), The Family, vault, Wally (song), Wendy & Lisa
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- "Prince’s Unearthed ‘Originals’: Collaborators Look Back on the Hits He Passed Along -- As demos of future classics like “Manic Monday” and Nothing Compares 2 U” finally see official release, Apollonia, the Bangles’ Susanna Hoffs, and others recall the artist’s “otherworldly” songwriting talents"
- by Kory Grow
- in Rolling Stone
- on 24 June 2019
- about Apollonia 6, Apollonia Kotero, Bangles, contract, fentanyl overdose, George Clinton, Jill Jones, Jungle Love (song), Kenny Rogers, Manic Monday (song), Martika, Mazarati, memoir, Nasty Girl (song), Nothing Compares 2 U (song), Originals (album), Paula Abdul, Peggy McCreary, perfume, Prince Estate, Sandy Scipioni, Sex Shooter (song), Sheena Easton, Sheila E., Sinead O’Connor, Sinéad O’Connor, Sugar Walls (song), Sunset Sound (place), Susan Rogers, Susanna Hoffs, Susannah Melvoin, Tevin Campbell, The Family, The Prince Estate, The Time, Troy Carter, Vanity 6, vault, When Doves Cry (song)
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- "Inside The Recording Of Prince's Originals Album"
- in I Like Your Old Stuff
- on 21 June 2019
- about Alan Leeds, Apollonia 6, Bangles, cough drops, Martika, Nothing Compares 2 U (song), Originals (album), Peggy McCreary, Sinead O’Connor, Sinéad O’Connor, Sunset Sound (place), The Family, The Time
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2019 April (1)
- "Coming soon from the Prince vault: A new album called ‘Originals’ -- Prince’s estate is announcing the collection of his performances of songs he wrote for others."
- by Chris Riemenschneider, Jon Bream
- in Minneapolis Star Tribune
- on 25 April 2019
- about Ani DiFranco, Apple Music, Aug. 3, 1983 (event), Ava DuVernay, Bangles, Dan Piepenbring, First Avenue (place), Kenny Rogers, Larry Graham, Little Red Corvette (song), Manic Monday (song), Martika, memoir, Morris Day, Morris Day & The Time, Netflix, Nothing Compares 2 U (song), Originals (album), Prince Estate, Random House, Rave In2 the Joy Fantastic (album), Rave Un2 the Joy Fantastic (album), Rave Un2 the Year 2000 (video), Sex Shooter (song), The Beautiful Ones (book), The Family, The Glamorous Life (song), The Prince Estate, The Time, Ultimate Rave (album), Vanity 6, vault, Wendy Melvoin
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2016 (2)
2016 April (2)
- "The Women in Prince’s World: His Muses and Collaborators From Sheila E. to Kim Basinger"
- by Camille Dodero
- in Billboard
- on 28 April 2016
- about 3rdEyeGirl, Apollonia 6, Bangles, Boy Gregory, Bria Valente, Cat Glover, Chaka Khan, contract, Denise Matthews, Dez Dickerson, divorce, Donna Grantis, Hannah Welton, I Feel For You (song), I Wanna Be Your Lover (song), Ingrid Chavez, Jehovah’s Witness, Kristin Scott Thomas, Lisa Coleman, Little Red Corvette (song), Manic Monday (song), Manuela Testolini, Martika, Mavis Staples, Mayte, Mayte Garcia, Misty Copeland, Nasty Girl (song), Nothing Compares 2 U (song), Paisley Park Records, Saturday Night Live (TV show), Sheena Easton, Sheila E., Sinead O’Connor, Sinéad O’Connor, Stand Back (song), Stevie Nicks, Sugar Walls (song), Susanna Hoffs, Susannah Melvoin, The Revolution, U Got the Look (song), Under the Cherry Moon (movie), Vanity, Vanity 6, Wendy & Lisa, Wendy Melvoin, When Doves Cry (song)
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- "The Man Who Would Be Prince -- In the fall of 1991, set to drop double-platinum Diamonds and Pearls, Prince sat down with writer Chris Heath for a rare interview. A crazy-rare interview: The singer had answered questions publicly just four times between 1984’s Purple Rain and that year. Go inside Paisley Park, where Heath lived for six days."
- in GQ
- on 21 April 2016
- about contract, Glam Slam (place), Ingrid Chavez, Joni Mitchell, Kate Bush, Martika, New Girl (TV show), Paisley Park Enterprises, Paula Abdul, royalties, Spike Lee, Standing at the Altar (song), Stevie Wonder, The Black Album (album), Wednesday (song)
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1993 (1)
1993 November (1)
- "Prince pal inks Osmond"
- in Variety
- on 29 November 1993
- about Jill Willis, Martika, Paisley Park Enterprises
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