Steve Fargnoli
2023 (2)
2023 July (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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2021 (2)
2021 June (1)
- "Purple Rain: How Prince Stormed His Way To Superstardom -- Creating the zeitgeist, Prince’s ‘Purple Rain’ era raised the bars for music, cinema and live performance. No one has come close since."
- by Jason Draper
- in Dig!
- on 25 June 2021
- about Alan Leeds, Albert Magnoli, Apollonia, Apollonia 6, Baby I’m a Star (song), BrownMark, Bruce Springsteen, Computer Blue (song), Darling Nikki (song), First Avenue (place), I Would Die 4 U (song), Jimmy Jam, Let’s Go Crazy (song), Lisa Coleman, Lives Of The Musicians: Prince (book), Morris Day, Parental Advisory, Parents Music Resource Center, Patricia Kotero, Peggy McCreary, Prince and The Revolution, Purple Rain (album), Purple Rain (movie), Purple Rain (song), Purple Rain (tour), Sheena Easton, Steve Fargnoli, Sugar Walls (song), Sunset Sound (place), Susan Rogers, Terry Lewis, The Beautiful Ones (song), The Revolution, The Time, Vanity, Vanity 6, Wendy Melvoin, When Doves Cry (song)
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2021 May (1)
- "Sinéad O’Connor: How I survived hellish night with ‘devil’ Prince"
- in New York Post
- on 28 May 2021
- about Duane Nelson, memoir, Sinead O’Connor, Sinéad O’Connor, Steve Fargnoli, The Family, YouTube
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2019 (6)
2019 December (1)
- "Prince: The Story of 1999 bonus feature: Bobby Z, 'Prince went from a caterpillar to a butterfly in that one purple trench coat'"
- in The Current
- on 20 December 2019
- about 1999 (album), 1999 Deluxe (album), Andrea Swensson, Andy Warhol, Armory (place), Bobby Z., Chanhassen (place), D.M.S.R. (song), Darling Nikki (song), Detroit (place), Do It All Night (song), Earth, Wind and Fire, International Lover (song), Lake Minnetonka (place), Little Red Corvette (song), London (place), Matt Fink, Paradiso (place), Prince: The Story of 1999, Purple Music (song), Rick James, Rolling Stones, Sausalito (place), St. Louis Park (place), Steve Fargnoli, The Coliseum (place), The Revolution, Vanity, Vanity 6, Warner Bros. Records
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2019 November (1)
- "Prince: The Story of 1999 bonus feature: The sound of Prince and Peggy McCreary"
- in The Current
- on 27 November 2019
- about 1999 (album), Alan Leeds, Andrea Swensson, Chanhassen (place), Colleen (song), David Leonard, Duane Tudahl, First Avenue (place), International Lover (song), Jesse Johnson, Jill Jones, Jimmy Jam, Kiowa Trail, Lisa Chamblee, Little Red Corvette (song), Manic Monday (song), motorcycle, Paisley Park (place), Peggy McCreary, Prince: The Story of 1999, Rearrange (song), Sometimes It Snows In April (song), Steve Fargnoli, Sunset Sound (place), Susan Rogers, Sylvia Massy, Vanity, Vanity 6, vault, When Doves Cry (song), YouTube
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2019 October (2)
- ""A REMARKABLE MAN!” -- Susan Rogers Reflects upon her Lifelong Journey in Music, What it was Like to Watch a ‘Genius at Work,’ and Her Personal Vow to lift up Prince’s Legacy at Every Turn -- Spotlight: Susan Rogers"
- in PRN Alumni
- on 11 October 2019
- about André Cymone, ASCAP, Bruce Springsteen, Candy Dulfer, Chanhassen (place), Computer Blue (song), Detroit (place), Eric Leeds, First Avenue (place), Forum (place), Inglewood, California (place), Jesse Johnson, Jill Jones, Joe Louis Arena (place), Kiowa Trail, Let’s Go Crazy (song), Madonna, Mavis Staples, Paisley Park (place), PRN Alumni Foundation, Sheena Easton, Sheila E., St. Louis Park (place), Steve Fargnoli, Susan Rogers, Tevin Campbell, Twin Cities (place), University of Minnesota, Warner Bros. Records
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2019 July (2)
- "‘Purple Rain’ Director Gets Deep About Working With Prince: ‘How Is It You Just Told My Life Story?’"
- by Todd Gilchrist
- in Variety
- on 26 July 2019
- about Albert Magnoli, Apollonia, Bob Cavallo, Bob Daly, Bob Fosse, Darling Nikki (song), Edward Rosenthal, First Avenue (place), James Foley, John Travolta, Lake Minnetonka (place), Let’s Go Crazy (song), Mark Canton, Morris Day, Purple Rain (album), Purple Rain (movie), Purple Rain (song), Steve Fargnoli, Terry Semel, The Revolution, When Doves Cry (song), William Blinn
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- "‘Purple Rain’ Director Gets Deep About Working With Prince: ‘How Is It You Just Told My Life Story?’"
- by Todd Gilchrist
- in Yahoo! Entertainment
- on 26 July 2019
- about Albert Magnoli, Apollonia, Bob Cavallo, Bob Daly, Bob Dylan, Bob Fosse, Darling Nikki (song), Edward Rosenthal, First Avenue (place), James Foley, John Travolta, Lake Minnetonka (place), Let’s Go Crazy (song), Mark Canton, Morris Day, Purple Rain (album), Purple Rain (movie), Purple Rain (song), Steve Fargnoli, Terry Semel, The Revolution, When Doves Cry (song), William Blinn
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2018 (4)
2018 December (1)
- "Driving to Utopia in a ’74 Pinto: Reflecting on Prince with The Revolution’s Bobby Z"
- in Ovrld
- on 28 December 2018
- about 1999 (album), 1999 (song), Austin (place), Bay Area (place), Bobby Z, Controversy (album), Controversy (song), Fleetwood Mac, James Brown, Linn LM-1, Little Red Corvette (song), London (place), My Purple Heart, O2 (place), Our Destiny (song), Owen Husney, Paisley Park (place), Paradiso (place), Purple Rain (movie), Purple Rain (song), River Run Dry (song), Rolling Stones, Simmons, Steve Fargnoli, Texas (place), The Coliseum (place), The Revolution
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2018 October (1)
2018 June (1)
- "Prince the Prankster: Marc Anthony, Bobby Z and More Remember His Humor (and an Epic Food Fight)"
- by Jem Aswad
- in Variety
- on 7 June 2018
- about Bobby Z, Chaka Khan, Dez Dickerson, Fred Armisen, Jerome Benton, Jesse Johnson, Jimmy Jam, Matt Fink, Morris Day, Questlove, Raphael Saadiq, Rebekah Alperin, Saturday Night Live (TV show), Steve Fargnoli, Ted Cohen, Terry Lewis, Vanity 6
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2018 April (1)
- "New Prince record released today: His version of 'Nothing Compares 2 U'"
- by Jon Bream
- in Minneapolis Star Tribune
- on 19 April 2018
- about Celebration 2018 (event), demo tape, Eden Prairie (place), Eric Leeds, fDeluxe, Flying Cloud Drive (place), Jellybean Johnson, Jerome Benton, Nothing Compares 2 U (song), Paul Peterson, Prince & The Revolution, Sinead O’Connor, St. Paul Peterson, Steve Fargnoli, Susan Rogers, Susannah Melvoin, The Family, The Revolution, Wendy Melvoin
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2016 (4)
2016 April (4)
- "‘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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- "A Princess Remembers Prince -- “I was invited to have dinner after a show at five A.M. Prince opened the door of his suite wearing pink silk pajamas.”"
- by Gloria von Thurn und Taxis
- in Vanity Fair
- on 27 April 2016
- about David Furnish, Elton John, George Gershwin, Gloria von Thurn und Taxis, Jerry Auerswald, John Nelson, Jon Bream, Steve Fargnoli, The Wind, the Trees and the Leaves (song)
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- "Prince’s Purple Rain – the inside story -- The full tale of the greatest triumph of one of rock’s true superstars"
- by David Cavanagh
- in Uncut
- on 22 April 2016
- about Alan Leeds, Albert Magnoli, Apollonia, Apollonia Kotero, Baby I’m a Star (song), Bob Cavallo, Bobby Z, David Leonard, Dez Dickerson, Eddie Murphy, First Avenue (place), Golden Raspberry Awards, I Would Die 4 U (song), Jerome Benton, Let’s Go Crazy (song), Lionel Richie, Lisa Coleman, Little Red Corvette (song), Mann’s Chinese Theatre (place), Matt Fink, Michael Jackson, Mo Ostin, Morris Day, Purple Rain (album), Purple Rain (movie), Purple Rain (song), Steve Fargnoli, Stevie Wonder, Terry Semel, The Revolution, The Time, Under the Cherry Moon (movie), Vanity, Vanity 6, Wendy Melvoin, When Doves Cry (song), William Blinn, Worst Actor (award), Worst Director (award), Worst Film (award), ZZ Top
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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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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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2009 (1)
2009 July (1)
- "Purple’ afterglow: 25 years ago, film and soundtrack turned Prince into a megastar"
- by Jon Bream
- in Boston Herald
- on 31 July 2009
- about 1999 (song), Albert Magnoli, Apollonia, Bob Cavallo, Bruce Springsteen, Christopher Reeve, Clarence Williams III, Detroit (place), Eddie Murphy, First Avenue (place), Ghostbusters (movie), Jellybean Johnson, John Mellencamp, Kevin Bacon, Let’s Go Crazy (song), Lindsey Buckingham, Lionel Richie, Little Richard, LotusFlow3r (album), Martin Scorsese, Minnesota Dance Theatre, Minnesota Vikings, Monte Moir, Montreux Jazz Festival (event), Morgan Fairchild, Morris Day, Morris Day and The Time, Palace nightclub (place), Patricia Kotero, Pee Wee Herman, Prince & The Revolution, Purple Rain (movie), Rickie Lee Jones, St. Louis Park (place), St. Paul (place), Steve Fargnoli, Steven Spielberg, Stevie Nicks, Switzerland (place), Talking Heads, Target, The Revolution, The Time, Vanity, Vanity 6, Wendy Melvoin, When Doves Cry (song), William Blinn
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2001 (1)
2001 September (1)
- "Sinéad remembers Steve -- STEVE FARGNOLI, the artist manager who numbered SINÉAD O'CONNOR among his clients, lost his battle with cancer earlier this month. STEPHEN ROBINSON reports"
- in Hot Press
- on 26 September 2001
- about Atlanta (place), Camden Palace (place), Earth, Wind and Fire, Karl Wallinger, Nothing Compares 2U (song), Sinéad O’Connor, Sinéad O'Connor, Sly Stone, Steve Fargnoli, The Waterboys, World Party
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1992 (1)
1992 November (1)
- "Prince’s ex-manager sues law firm for $5 mil"
- in Variety
- on 10 November 1992
- about Creative Artists Agency, Gary Stiffelman, John Branca, Los Angeles (place), Manatt, Phelps, Rothenber & Phillips, Skip Brittenham, Steve Fargnoli, Ziffren, Brittenham & Branca
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1991 (3)
1991 December (2)
- "PRINCE EX-MANAGER SUES, SAYS ‘JUGHEAD’ ABOUT HIM"
- in orlandosentinel.com
- on 24 December 1991
- about Chanhassen (place), Diamonds and Pearls (song), Jill Willis, Jughead (song), lawsuit, Los Angeles (place), Paisley Park Enterprises, Steve Fargnoli
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- "People in the News"
- in Associated Press News
- on 22 December 1991
- about breach of contract, Chanhassen (place), contract, defamation, Diamonds and Pearls (album), Jill Willis, Jughead (song), lawsuit, Money Don’t Matter 2 Night (song), Paisley Park (place), Paisley Park Enterprises, Sheena Easton, Steve Fargnoli
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1991 February (1)
- "EX-MANAGERS SUE PRINCE FOR ROYAL SUM"
- in deseret.com
- on 7 February 1991
- about Graffiti Bridge (album), Graffiti Bridge (movie), Jill Willis, Joseph Ruffalo, lawsuit, Robert Cavallo, Steve Fargnoli
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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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