Paisley Park Records
2023 (1)
2023 July (1)
2020 (1)
2020 January (1)
- "At Prince’s Grammy Tribute Concert, Old Friends Meet Rock and Soul Superstars -- Foo Fighters, Beck, John Legend, Gary Clark Jr, St. Vincent and Mavis Staples join the Revolution and Sheila E. to honor musician at the Recording Academy’s latest Grammy Salute show"
- in Rolling Stone
- on 29 January 2020
- about Bangles, Beck, Chris Martin, Darling Nikki (song), Earth, Wind & Fire, FKA twigs, Foo Fighters, Gary Clark Jr., Grammy Award, Gretchen Lieberum, H.E.R., John Legend, Juanes, Let’s Go Crazy (song), Little Red Corvette (song), Los Angeles Convention Center (place), Manic Monday (song), Mavis Staples, Maya Rudolph, Nothing Compares 2 U (song), Paisley Park Records, PRINCEss, Purple Rain (song), Raspberry Beret (song), Sheila E., St. Vincent, Stevie Wonder, Susanna Hoffs, The Revolution, Usher, Wendy Melvoin, When Doves Cry (song)
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2019 (5)
2019 October (1)
- "Looks Like We'll Be Seeing Velvet Negroni In Australia Next Year"
- in theMusic.com.au
- on 10 October 2019
- about 3rdEyeGirl, Jam & Lewis, Janet Jackson, Jimmy Jam, Lenny Kravitz, Lizzo, Paisley Park Records, Paul Peterson, Quincy Jones, Terry Lewis, The Time
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2019 September (1)
- "Interview: Ingrid Chavez on her friendship with Prince and working with him as Paisley Park opened its doors"
- in The Current
- on 23 September 2019
- about airport, Andre Cymone, Andrea Swensson, Graffiti Bridge (album), Graffiti Bridge (movie), Ingrid Chavez, Jesse Johnson, Lenny Kravitz, Lovesexy (album), Morris Day, Paisley Park Records, PRN Alumni Foundation, Susan Rogers, The Black Album (album), Thieves in the Temple (song), Warner Bros. Records
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2019 June (1)
- "Remembering when Prince wrote that song for you"
- by Mesfin Fekadu (Associated Press)
- in Associated Press News
- on 4 June 2019
- about Apollonia 6, Apollonia Kotero, Bangles, Denise Matthews, Joey Coco, Kenny Rogers, Manic Monday (song), Michael Jackson, Nile Rodgers, Nothing Compares 2 U (song), Originals (album), Paisley Park Records, Sex Shooter (song), Sinead O’Connor, Sinéad O’Connor, Susanna Hoffs, Susannah Melvoin, The Family, The Glamorous Life (song), The Time, Vanity, Vanity 6, Wendy Melvoin
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2019 February (1)
- "Single Stories: Prince and the Revolution, “Kiss”"
- in Rhino
- on 14 February 2019
- about Mazarati, Paisley Park Records, Parade (album), The Revolution
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2019 January (1)
- "SPILL FEATURE: WHEN DRUMS CONDUCT – A CONVERSATION WITH JACOB ARMEN"
- in The Spill Magazine
- on 10 January 2019
- about Eric Leeds, Jacob Armen, Paisley Park Records
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2016 (3)
2016 May (1)
- "Prince's death: Sinbad, Sheila E attend memorial service"
- in USA Today
- on 16 May 2016
- about auction, contract, Heritage Auctions, Kirk Johnson, Larry Graham, Meron Bekure, Minnesota Vikings, Paisley Park Records, Tyka Nelson
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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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- "PRINCE AND THE REVOLUTION: BEHIND THE PURPLE ROPE -- Having established his heavyweight status as James Brown’s tour manager, Alan Leeds was brought on midway through Prince’s 1999 tour as a freelance replacement. After finding his niche within the sometimes peculiar Prince entourage, Alan and his wife Gwen moved to Minneapolis to work for the artist full time. Little did they know, they were about to witness some of the greatest years in the history of popular music, as Prince and the Revolution busted out with the groundbreaking album and film Purple Rain."
- in Wax Poetics
- on 19 April 2016
- about Alan Leeds, Bobby Z, Chanhassen (place), Chick Huntsberry, Darling Nikki (song), Detroit (place), First Avenue (place), Gwen Leeds, James Brown, Jerome Benton, Jill Jones, Jimmy Jam, John Nelson, Let’s Go Crazy (song), Lisa Coleman, Morris Day, New Orleans (place), Paisley Park Records, Prince and The Revolution, Steve Fargnoli, Superdome (place), Terry Lewis, The Revolution, Wendy Melvoin
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2015 (1)
2015 February (1)
- "What were the specifics of Prince's “$100 million contract” with Warner Bros. Records in 1992?"
- in Music Fans Stack Exchange
- on 15 February 2015
- about advance, contract, Controversy Music, Diamonds & Pearls (album), Gary Stiffelman, Gilbert Davidson, Jill Wills, Jon Bream, Lovesexy (album), Madonna, Michael Jackson, Paisley Park Enterprises, Paisley Park Records, Purple Rain (album), royalties, Sony Music, Time Warner, Warner Bros. Records, Warner/Chappell Music
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1995 (1)
1995 September (1)
- "Vanity, thy name is not record label success"
- in Variety
- on 4 September 1995
- about contract, Michael Jackson, Paisley Park Records, Warner Bros. Records
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1994 (1)
1994 February (1)
- "Warner opts out of Paisley Park"
- in Variety
- on 1 February 1994
- about George Clinton, Mavis Staples, Mo Ostin, Paisley Park Enterprises, Paisley Park Records, Warner Bros. Records
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1989 (1)
1989 January (1)
- "Prince Fires Management, Legal Teams"
- in Los Angeles Times
- on 7 January 1989
- about Alan Leeds, Albert Magnoli, Bob Merlis, Breslauer, Jacobson, Rutman & Sherman, Cavallo, Ruffalo & Fargnoli, Fred Moulterie, John Branca, Lee Phillips, Lovesexy (album), Michael Jackson, Paisley Park (place), Paisley Park Records, PRN Productions, Purple Rain (movie), Skip Brittenham, Steve Fargnoli, Under the Cherry Moon (movie), Warner Bros. Records, Ziffren, Brittenham and Branca
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