@sirius He was talking about genre. Even so, Prince created the Minneapolis Sound, which included Syth sound brass and that nearly replaced the actual instruments. Imo
Man...I hear so many influences.......Azymuth....Return to Forever...Chick Correa....George Duke...Herbie Hancock just to name a few. This is on another level. He could have easily made the transition to Jazz/Fusion without blinking an eye!!! So much talent in a small package. He is sorely missed.
Your comment took the words from my heart!♥️ I mean you nailed it! You know Prince did a whole album with Miles Davis, right? I heard a track prior to the completion of the full album which was AMAZING! After Miles passed away Prince left it in the vault & never released it & for the life of me I’ll never understand why… Just imagine THAT album!💿
I'm fortunate enough to have seen Prince play live. The man did about 10 encores. In the end he said "I gotta go y'all, there's too many hits". The set sounded better than CD quality. Amazing performance.
I saw him play live on Parade, Sign Of The Times, Love Sexy and Diamonds and Pearls tours. I am ashamed to say I never got to see him again, although I had said to a friend about getting tickets when he next toured. Unfortunately, a month later he was gone. On tour I'd never seen anyone play so hard as he did, and where most of his peers were on stage for an hour and a half to maybe an hour and three quarters, I remember the first time I saw him, wondering, looking at my watch, how much longer can he play for - the answer was 5 minutes short of 3 hours. While his musicians went off for a break he continued to play his guitar (behind his head). That was Prince. Nobody has ever come close, since.
I saw him live, front row center on yhe New Power Generation Tour. WELL over 3 hours, wardrobe changes, played every instrument, played non stop hits and several encores... AND STILL didn't play all of the hits. Brilliant he was!! Brilliant! Love him like a brother.
An 19-year old kid playing this! His versatility was already in place. Jazz Fusion, R&B, Funk, Pop, & Rock. Prince's Genius was undeniable by 1977. It was only a matter of time.
🎶🎵 hellofa comment 😎💯🔥 & by 1977 Prince wasn't accepting anything less 😎💯🔥 it wasn't pretty... but he hung in there, never gave up, never gave in, shared his grandiosious & beautiful sound of music that brings us all 2-gether, unites us all, taking us all on a purposeful, sincere, gracious, enthusiastic, elegant experienced & journey like no other giving us all on a exploratious, wonderful, exciting, differernt, extraordinary experience & ear-gasim 2 learn from & pass on 2 the next... 4 we all take something exciting, new 2 some, wonderful 2 all & different from it in the end 💯🔥😎💜🎵🎶😅
@@LGKidsBilly: You not packin' 'em in like you used to. Nobody digs your music but yourself! Great reference 👍🏾😃. Now I gotta watch Purple Rain ☔ again tonight. Peace ✌🏾.
All these jazzy demos and unreleased jams (like Junk Music) should be compiled with the Madhouse recordings into a big set called "Prince: Love Like Jazz".
@@StarrdigitalProductions Prince has nothing to do with this song. Absolutely nothing at all. The song is "Somebody That I Used To Know" by Gotye Feat. Kimbra & Bodybangers
Prince has done so many jazz albums its unreal. he even did tracks under alias names not to draw attention away from the other artist on the track with him. Loring park had some great jazz session with him. I was fortunate to meet him a few times. in and around Minneapolis. Real cool dude, and humble.
I'll add Santana who did some early instrumental stuff that was pretty crazy. People don't know Santana played with Miles live in one or two occasions!!! And his wife Cindy Blackman is one of the best jazz drummer of all time. "Aspiration" apparently is a Santana song this could be inspired by (someone said it in the comments below)
@@jas_bataille That's who Prince got most of his guitar style from, Carlos His peeps he grew up with said he was 13 and sounded like Carlos and Prince himself stated that was his biggest guitar hero.
His dad used to be a jazz pianist. Guess we know where Prince got his chops from. Simply amazing. He probably played the whole thing himself one instrument at a time. A genius and prodigy without a doubt. 1977 he must've been 19 or 20. Wow
Never saw this until today. Just recently I told a music lover friend of mine that amongst so many others, old and new, Prince is "in my view" next to Mozart (back then) the most talented artist of our generation. Glad I saw you live a couple of "times". RIP dear friend
I love Mozart's music but recently evidence came forward that Mozart although being a child prodigy didn't write most of his music it was a composite of many composers that had Mozart's name attributed to the compositions even Salieri is credited with several concertos etc.
He walked into the Village Vanguard when I was in there and asked the band if he could sit in on the set and of course they obliged. He tore the set down and walked out. One of my favorite memories as a music fan.
@@allanya74 it was around the time when he was the artist formerly known as period. I remember Steve Harvey interviewing him that Monday morning and him saying the reason why he loved NYC was because he could just walk around and be himself
@@williamportwine7051 okay that was in the mid to late 90’s. And you’re right he used to spend a lot of time in the city. I’ve read that he was always going to clubs and bars around the city during these years. Wow I also learned that he used to go to Nell’s that used to be on 14th street. Nell’s used to be my favorite bar in the city. 😫😫😫👀👀👀
A teenager doing this, unreal. He played EVERY single instrument you hear in this...what he would do is play the guitar track, drum/percussion/drum machine track, synthesizer, piano, lead AND bass guitar....each one separately and through engineering/mix/mastering, brought them all together to present what you're hearing now. It's called "layered" track recording and I believe he was one of the first to do that...f'ing musical genius. At 19. The same year (1977) he self-produced a song (during his studio sessions with Papa Willie) called "Just Another Sucker" (it's here on TH-cam check it out) about a year before he released his debut album. It's a full track, singing and everything. By the way, "For You" was fully produced by a 19 going on 20 year old Prince... literally locked himself in a studio for 6 months, Owen Husney (Prince's first manager/A&R) convinced Warner Bros that Prince could do the entire album by himself and they VERY RELUCTANTLY let Prince sign their contract and gave him the studio key. The disco classic "Soft And Wet" came from these 6 months studio recordings. And, Eric Clapton said that Prince may be better than him on lead guitar. Eddie Van Halen (RIP) was in AWE of Prince's guitar solos and one of Prince's lead guitarists in the beginning (Dez Dickerson) said that Prince was a better lead guitarist than Jimi Hendrix and he would put his life on it. Prince was the definition of "one of one" RIP.
This is all Prince. In the early days, he played every instrument on his tracks. He did not put together the Revolution until 1979, well after this and 2 albums were already finished. He still continued writing and playing all the instruments to all songs after the Revolution was formed. The Revolution members had to learn the parts after songs were completed.
Prince jammed with and learned from his childhood friends who were also musical prodigies- like Andre Cymone, Charles Smith, and Morris Day. That whole neighborhood was talented and competitive- they pushed each other pass their limits, but no denying- Prince ultimately was the apex of that crew.
Prince is the ultimate musician this song is good enough to be put in a movie. You never get tired of listening to his music, because it's simply timeless and ageless.
I loved Prince from the very first time I heard the name behind the music May God bless his soul. Thank you brother Prince for inspiring and touching me and so many with your God given gifts.
This is fking amazing , i love it ,i played trumpet an percussion in high school an wished i had continued. I'm an old man now with stuff in my head like this. Prince was an is still amazing. I tried to see him several times but was failed. This is a total new gem to me. And it will be on my play list for awhile. Its energetic an motivating. Love Prince.....
The scene in Purple Rain when Prince finds his pops music. I feel like im living something like that now. Like someone found all this new old music and is putting us on to it.
Back in the 80s and 70s. Quarter waters, New York subway trains for 70 cents, old school oldsmobiles, bell bottoms, family fun, picnics, no internet, hopscotch, tube television, sunday morning comics in the papers, amusement park rides 50 cents, loaf of bread 45 cents, great music, fun times, loving times.
WOW. Its VERY: jazzy, sort of Progressive Rock, fast and pretty upbeat. Sort of even hyper-Disco and VERY GOOD, very unique! Alas, the sky is no longer purple, but gray and raining all of all tears that you passed. R.I.P. :.(
This piece was in a German man's old studio. His name was Foster Schulereist. He was an engineer who worked with The Mamas & The Papa's, Sly Stone, Joyce Mulluer, Bark Savons, Elton John, etc just to name a few. This track was a comp try for Prince and he used his early work as canvasise for future development. He, Paul Richmond and Steve Anthony-Serrison had 3 to 5 tracks to be deserned between them for a project, but Prince was not the type to unwillingly place his uncharted compositions amongst anyone so he waited. But the project went on without him so I'm assuming Prince sat on the composite piece because he was so convinced that his talent would produce more so he ultimately used this as a steppingstone to Minneapolis music development of his genre that we all know him for. His early works were great. And the rest is history. He went on to become one of music's most celebrated musicians. The one and only Prince Rodgers Nelson. 💜🟣
Do you notice how that beat just sweeps you up in it and get your juices going and you start tapping your toe and getting all pumped up. That’s the difference between a real drummer and a machine. The energy is infectious here.
It is absolutely amazing how Prince takes the DNA of other genres of music this case, Brazilian jazz like Azymth and puts his own unique spin on it mark of a true genius, Baby
RIP Prince of Musicology that was in him and he shared with us the best he knew how, but I would guess he still had more within that wasn't released. Until next lifetime dear purple one😢😢😢😢
It was in a german man's old studio. His name was Foster Schulereist. He was an engineer who worked with The Mamas & The Papa's, Sly Stone, Joyce Mulluer, Bark Savons, Elton John, etc just to name a few. This track was a comp try for Prince and he used his early work as canvasise for future development. He, Paul Richmond and Steve Anthony-Serrison had 3 to 5 tracks to be deserned between them for a project, but Prince was not the type to unwillingly place his uncharted compositions amongst anyone so he waited. But the project went on without him so I'm assuming Prince sat on the composite piece because he was so convinced that his talent would produce more so he ultimately used this as a steppingstone to Minneapolis music development of his genre that we all know him for. His early works were great. And the rest is history. He went on to become one of music's most celebrated musicians. The one and only Prince Rodgers Nelson. 💜🟣
Meeting Prince while I was working as a traffic officer at LAX was a real special moment for me. He had the coolest pimp walk on the planet I miss him 😂
This comes no surprise to me. I myself a musician, is fully aware of the genius of Prince. I am a fan of Prince from day one. Saw him many times live in Philly. He is a master musician and is versatility is absolute.
This is during a time when fusion was big, the first song I've heard from Prince was "I'm Yours" and thought it was a new fusion band that came out, then heard "Soft & Wet" a month or two later but didn't connect it was the same artist, until my brother got his album but both I'm Yours and Just As Long As We're Together, has that late 70's fusion flavor to it.
Prince look what I can do just a little something jazz miles Davis just a splash just a little something just 2 wet the palet little splashes like a pollock watch how I can make it funky & make it pop
It was in a German man's old studio. His name was Foster Schulereist. He was an engineer who worked with The Mamas & The Papa's, Sly Stone, Joyce Mulluer, Bark Savons, Elton John, etc just to name a few. This track was a comp try for Prince and he used his early work as canvasise for future development. He, Paul Richmond and Steve Anthony-Serrison had 3 to 5 tracks to be deserned between them for a project, but Prince was not the type to unwillingly place his uncharted compositions amongst anyone so he waited. But the project went on without him so I'm assuming Prince sat on the composite piece because he was so convinced that his talent would produce more so he ultimately used this as a steppingstone to Minneapolis music development of his genre that we all know him for. His early works were great. And the rest is history. He went on to become one of music's most celebrated musicians. The one and only Prince Rodgers Nelson. 💜🟣
Although this is an unnamed track, I would suggest the title be something like...Rising ⭐ or ⬆️ and Coming! Prince was not only a musical genius, but there were so many layers to him and his talent. He was blessed with insight and some of it was recorded throughout his musical lyrics and sound. He was a vessel that shed much light and love. He truly shared his musical gifts and talents with us and even left so much of it after his passing for us to draw from, learn from, listen to, love to, and plain old...enjoy!
Still my Favorite Creator of Music, Hearing this Track for this the First time, Just Makes the Memories of His Legendary Musical Accomplishments More Gratifying!!! There’s Never Ever been anyone to Fully Express themselves through Music the way Prince has! I’m so Thankful to Hear this New/Old Track, On His Early Albums it said WRITTEN, PRODUCED, PERFORMED, by PRINCE. I was born in 1956 2 years before the “kid” so I’ve Watched & Listened to all that has been made Available to all of us So FAR, SO Glad to be to able to say I Lived in the time of Prince! There when the Sound Was Fresh New & ORIGINAL! & Our GIFT FOREVER.🦇🦇🦇🦇
Prince was much more talented than he appeared to be.
As Stevie Wonder said, Prince was a complete musician who could play absolutely anything.
could he play violin or trumpet... eye do not think sooo
@sirius He was talking about genre. Even so, Prince created the Minneapolis Sound, which included Syth sound brass and that nearly replaced the actual instruments. Imo
And in Perfection !! 💜💜💜
And ALL The another greats like Eric Clapton, Santana... "A modern Beethoven"
@@sirius2009key word could. He didn't play the ones mentioned but some 30 he did.
It actually has a name. It's called: Loring Park Sessions '77 #4 (Feat. Prince, Andre Cymone & Bobby Z)
Man...I hear so many influences.......Azymuth....Return to Forever...Chick Correa....George Duke...Herbie Hancock just to name a few.
This is on another level.
He could have easily made the transition to Jazz/Fusion without blinking an eye!!!
So much talent in a small package.
He is sorely missed.
I like the Jazz he was doing from that period more than his recent Jazz excursions. It was more open and less directed.
Your comment took the words from my heart!♥️ I mean you nailed it!
You know Prince did a whole album with Miles Davis, right? I heard a track prior to the completion of the full album which was AMAZING! After Miles passed away Prince left it in the vault & never released it & for the life of me I’ll never understand why…
Just imagine THAT album!💿
@@msohsosolo I am sure they will! After hearing the B-sides from Diamonds & Pearls, it feels like the catalogue is getting thinner...
Definitely I’m feeling AZYMUTH vibes here!!
Prince was BIG on George Duke. In fact, and he fell in love with Sheila E when she was George Duke's drummer.
To think he was playing jazz at this level before he even dropped his debut album. F-ing ineffable!
His father was a jazz musician, a major influence.
Consider that his father was a jazz musician. Parts of Computer Blue were his dad's. This is wild though. Herbie
Wonder if he played all the instruments?
@@laurence8209 Check description, he's playing with Andre and Bobby Z
I'm fortunate enough to have seen Prince play live. The man did about 10 encores. In the end he said "I gotta go y'all, there's too many hits". The set sounded better than CD quality. Amazing performance.
So jealous. 🎶
"Y'all better call the babysitter! I got too many hits!" that's my favourite line from the best show I ever saw.
I saw him play live on Parade, Sign Of The Times, Love Sexy and Diamonds and Pearls tours.
I am ashamed to say I never got to see him again, although I had said to a friend about getting tickets when he next toured. Unfortunately, a month later he was gone.
On tour I'd never seen anyone play so hard as he did, and where most of his peers were on stage for an hour and a half to maybe an hour and three quarters, I remember the first time I saw him, wondering, looking at my watch, how much longer can he play for - the answer was 5 minutes short of 3 hours. While his musicians went off for a break he continued to play his guitar (behind his head).
That was Prince.
Nobody has ever come close, since.
@@benhagon5309😂 love it
I saw him live, front row center on yhe New Power Generation Tour. WELL over 3 hours, wardrobe changes, played every instrument, played non stop hits and several encores... AND STILL didn't play all of the hits. Brilliant he was!! Brilliant! Love him like a brother.
An 19-year old kid playing this!
His versatility was already in place.
Jazz Fusion, R&B, Funk, Pop, & Rock.
Prince's Genius was undeniable by 1977.
It was only a matter of time.
🎶🎵 hellofa comment 😎💯🔥 & by 1977 Prince wasn't accepting anything less 😎💯🔥 it wasn't pretty... but he hung in there, never gave up, never gave in, shared his grandiosious & beautiful sound of music that brings us all 2-gether, unites us all, taking us all on a purposeful, sincere, gracious, enthusiastic, elegant experienced & journey like no other giving us all on a exploratious, wonderful, exciting, differernt, extraordinary experience & ear-gasim 2 learn from & pass on 2 the next... 4 we all take something exciting, new 2 some, wonderful 2 all & different from it in the end 💯🔥😎💜🎵🎶😅
@@gregwilliams9737you’re talking absolute drivel.
This is not his song
@@hakuprosessikanavaWhose song is it?
@@hakuprosessikanavathe video is called prince unnamed track. Track does not only mean song.
He, like his father, was a jazz artist at his core.
Just like ya old man! Watch that Billy! Peace!
@@LGKidsBilly: You not packin' 'em in like you used to. Nobody digs your music but yourself!
Great reference 👍🏾😃. Now I gotta watch Purple Rain ☔ again tonight. Peace ✌🏾.
The boy sounds like Lonnie Liston Smith
All these jazzy demos and unreleased jams (like Junk Music) should be compiled with the Madhouse recordings into a big set called "Prince: Love Like Jazz".
Yes.... This dude could have a whole second career while dead.
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Whoa! What a frickin awesome idea, man!
Hell no, this is how he got screwed, those PEOPLE at Warner Brothers taking what this man created.
@@parabellum5503dead??.....he's immortal
Prince's talent is simply unmatched.
True but this is not him.
@@hakuprosessikanavait says it’s him on keyboards.
@@StarrdigitalProductions Prince has nothing to do with this song. Absolutely nothing at all. The song is "Somebody That I Used To Know" by Gotye Feat. Kimbra & Bodybangers
@@hakuprosessikanavaWhat planet are you from?
@@norakat From the planet of truth, and the truth is that Prince is not involved in any way with this particular song. It's fake.
Prince has done so many jazz albums its unreal. he even did tracks under alias names not to draw attention away from the other artist on the track with him. Loring park had some great jazz session with him. I was fortunate to meet him a few times. in and around Minneapolis. Real cool dude, and humble.
Lucky you. I'm so jealous. 🙂
So many People still don't understand or see this man. He was out of this world talented.
Maaaan!. I hear many jazz influences from this. Prince does his homework. From Roy Ayers, Herbie Hancock, Sun Ra. Even Four Play. A true prodigy.👍🏾
Years before Four Play...
I'll add Santana who did some early instrumental stuff that was pretty crazy. People don't know Santana played with Miles live in one or two occasions!!! And his wife Cindy Blackman is one of the best jazz drummer of all time. "Aspiration" apparently is a Santana song this could be inspired by (someone said it in the comments below)
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If it wasn't for Prince's Jazz Musician father being hard & strict on him we'd possibly never know of his Granduer.
@@jas_bataille That's who Prince got most of his guitar style from, Carlos
His peeps he grew up with said he was 13 and sounded like Carlos and Prince himself stated that was his biggest guitar hero.
His dad used to be a jazz pianist. Guess we know where Prince got his chops from.
Simply amazing. He probably played the whole thing himself one instrument at a time. A genius and prodigy without a doubt. 1977 he must've been 19 or 20. Wow
Prince is the Greatest of all time period 💜🙏🏾💯
100% correct.
Can’t disagree with that.
The Greatest To Ever Do It! Rest In Power Messenger! Yebo!
@@eugenemason1808 Amen 💜🙏🏾
Never saw this until today. Just recently I told a music lover friend of mine that amongst so many others, old and new, Prince is "in my view" next to Mozart (back then) the most talented artist of our generation. Glad I saw you live a couple of "times". RIP dear friend
I love Mozart's music but recently evidence came forward that Mozart although being a child prodigy didn't write most of his music it was a composite of many composers that had Mozart's name attributed to the compositions even Salieri is credited with several concertos etc.
On youtube listen to the words of academic Robert Newman on 'Red ice radio' called 'The mozart myth- classical music is a scam for evidence.
He walked into the Village Vanguard when I was in there and asked the band if he could sit in on the set and of course they obliged. He tore the set down and walked out. One of my favorite memories as a music fan.
Funky luck you'v had !
😂😂😂😂
Damn when I lived in NYC, I used to go to the Village Vanguard all the time. 😮😮😮 what year was this??? Lucky you. 🙏🏾🙏🏾🕊️🫶🏾😭🥹🦄
@@allanya74 it was around the time when he was the artist formerly known as period. I remember Steve Harvey interviewing him that Monday morning and him saying the reason why he loved NYC was because he could just walk around and be himself
@@williamportwine7051 okay that was in the mid to late 90’s. And you’re right he used to spend a lot of time in the city. I’ve read that he was always going to clubs and bars around the city during these years. Wow I also learned that he used to go to Nell’s that used to be on 14th street. Nell’s used to be my favorite bar in the city. 😫😫😫👀👀👀
A teenager doing this, unreal. He played EVERY single instrument you hear in this...what he would do is play the guitar track, drum/percussion/drum machine track, synthesizer, piano, lead AND bass guitar....each one separately and through engineering/mix/mastering, brought them all together to present what you're hearing now. It's called "layered" track recording and I believe he was one of the first to do that...f'ing musical genius. At 19.
The same year (1977) he self-produced a song (during his studio sessions with Papa Willie) called "Just Another Sucker"
(it's here on TH-cam check it out) about a year before he released his debut album.
It's a full track, singing and everything.
By the way, "For You" was fully produced by a 19 going on 20 year old Prince... literally locked himself in a studio for 6 months, Owen Husney (Prince's first manager/A&R) convinced Warner Bros that Prince could do the entire album by himself and they VERY RELUCTANTLY let Prince sign their contract and gave him the studio key.
The disco classic "Soft And Wet" came from these 6 months studio recordings.
And, Eric Clapton said that Prince may be better than him on lead guitar. Eddie Van Halen (RIP) was in AWE of Prince's guitar solos and one of Prince's lead guitarists in the beginning (Dez Dickerson) said that Prince was a better lead guitarist than Jimi Hendrix and he would put his life on it.
Prince was the definition of "one of one" RIP.
No actually somone ask Clapton "How does it feel to be the best guitarist of his time" He said "I dont know ask Prince".
@@Boxing24101 Something like that...yeah
If you own your own studio...let this be your lesson...it's mine too🤫
@williamhayes981 thank you for this! You just made it that much more amazing!!
@@MikaNixon-h2f You're welcome, Prince was something else....more than what some of his fans even realize.
That drummer is fun to listen to. Great cut, thanks.
1977 Loring Park Sessions.. Prince on keys and guitar …with Andre Cymone on Bass … and maybe Bobby Z on the drums
I wish my jazz-loving dad was still with us -- he'd have LOVED this track!
Brother could have gone into ANY style of Music it is Crazy... These key's, Electrifying
It never ceases to amaze me, just what a genius this man really was. He should still be with us! Heaven's gain.
He should have let the R&B Genre and smooth on into his older ages playing jazz music
Look for "Prince - Jazz Funk Sessions - 1977 - (Full album Instrumental)" , and all the MADHOUSE Albums by Prince.... He is a Master .
Una muestra más del talento de Prince, que podía navegar en las aguas del jazz fusión sin problemas...un genio total.
This is all Prince. In the early days, he played every instrument on his tracks. He did not put together the Revolution until 1979, well after this and 2 albums were already finished. He still continued writing and playing all the instruments to all songs after the Revolution was formed. The Revolution members had to learn the parts after songs were completed.
Absolutely true. Prince evolved carving out his own sound with the new technology soundbox synthesizers.
That is simply not true. Bobby Z is playing drums on this
Drums, Bass, Keys,
@@silasthefinestyep...and Andre Cymone is playing bass
Prince jammed with and learned from his childhood friends who were also musical prodigies- like Andre Cymone, Charles Smith, and Morris Day. That whole neighborhood was talented and competitive- they pushed each other pass their limits, but no denying- Prince ultimately was the apex of that crew.
Prince should've recorded an entire Jazz Fusion Album !
I would say Madhouse 8 and 16 qualify
Look up "loring park sessions". Theres like 7 or 8 tracks floating around.
Rainbow children?
N.E.W.S.
He did
This would have been nice on a full jazz album release from the vault.😊
Simply amazing 👏🏾 I wish we could have had more of this from Prince . Outstanding
I didn't know Bobby could play like that
Prince would have equally been a great Jazz man.
He WAS!!!!! N.E.W.S. Madhouse .... listen up :-)
This is not his style whatsoever. This is not Prince.
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@@arthurriley2957 If you've listened to his first album you can tell he plays Jazz
@@arthurriley2957 It's not Raspberry Berret. 🤣
Every instrument……every single last one.
His greatest heights in the world of music hadn't been touched.
If those is indeed Prince, this needs to be released officially.
Prince is the ultimate musician this song is good enough to be put in a movie. You never get tired of listening to his music, because it's simply timeless and ageless.
Remembering This Track...
His pop stuff. He was teasing us, Prince real self was this. This kind of fusion in 77 would have won him so many Grammys I can't believe it.
It's called The Loring Park Sessions '77...featuring Prince [Keyboards], Andre Cymone [Bass] & Bobby Z on [Drums].
The music mastermind at work. So futuristic. Just a man ahead of his time
Nice chune, and artwork.
I loved Prince from the very first time I heard the name behind the music
May God bless his soul. Thank you brother Prince for inspiring and touching me and so many with your God given gifts.
Me too. He was a musician. Yeah, he liked getting paid but - at the end of the day? It was about creating, exploring, expressing.
Prince did an all jazz set in Cleveland was great will never forget it was great 4 a jazz fan like me
This is fking amazing , i love it ,i played trumpet an percussion in high school an wished i had continued. I'm an old man now with stuff in my head like this. Prince was an is still amazing. I tried to see him several times but was failed. This is a total new gem to me. And it will be on my play list for awhile. Its energetic an motivating. Love Prince.....
Very jazzy Zappa sounding he was 18 years then Prince of wildly genius ❤😂
The scene in Purple Rain when Prince finds his pops music. I feel like im living something like that now. Like someone found all this new old music and is putting us on to it.
He's got lots of them, and they're all different too!
Paisley Park paranormal activity??
This is incredible! Prince never fails to impress..RIP
This song takes me to a place I didn't know I needed to be.
Back in the 80s and 70s. Quarter waters, New York subway trains for 70 cents, old school oldsmobiles, bell bottoms, family fun, picnics, no internet, hopscotch, tube television, sunday morning comics in the papers, amusement park rides 50 cents, loaf of bread 45 cents, great music, fun times, loving times.
WOW. Its VERY: jazzy, sort of Progressive Rock, fast and pretty upbeat. Sort of even hyper-Disco and VERY GOOD, very unique! Alas, the sky is no longer purple, but gray and raining all of all tears that you passed. R.I.P. :.(
hey my man prince I like this jam it doesn't need a name it fabulous its a quite storm its jazz its contemporary its everything jamie
Holy smokes!!! Simply incredible. All hail the inarguably genius and indomitable Prince! Thank you for sharing this with us. ✌🏼🧡
This piece was in a German man's old studio. His name was Foster Schulereist. He was an engineer who worked with The Mamas & The Papa's, Sly Stone, Joyce Mulluer, Bark Savons, Elton John, etc just to name a few. This track was a comp try for Prince and he used his early work as canvasise for future development. He, Paul Richmond and Steve Anthony-Serrison had 3 to 5 tracks to be deserned between them for a project, but Prince was not the type to unwillingly place his uncharted compositions amongst anyone so he waited. But the project went on without him so I'm assuming Prince sat on the composite piece because he was so convinced that his talent would produce more so he ultimately used this as a steppingstone to Minneapolis music development of his genre that we all know him for. His early works were great. And the rest is history. He went on to become one of music's most celebrated musicians.
The one and only Prince Rodgers Nelson. 💜🟣
its ok,.. not incredible. Kinda average or below. Which is why he did not release it.
@@morbidmanmusic have a nice day
the entire piece is very impressive but for some reason the drums and piano just blow my mind!~!
Excellent! I can tell that Prince was inspired by Santana's tune "Aspirations" from the Borboletta LP when they did this Jam.
The keyboards HERE.... Please ear.... He is commanding all .... Prince is the most talented musician ...He is amazing fk good.
Do you notice how that beat just sweeps you up in it and get your juices going and you start tapping your toe and getting all pumped up. That’s the difference between a real drummer and a machine. The energy is infectious here.
THIS IS AN AWESOME TRACK, HES WORTHY OF EVERY INSTRUMENT HE PLAYS.
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It is absolutely amazing how Prince takes the DNA of other genres of music this case, Brazilian jazz like Azymth and puts his own unique spin on it mark of a true genius, Baby
This is a wonderful very talented artist. Miss you Prince.
Jesus.
This is next level. And what makes it even more impressive is the age he composed and recorded it at. Crazy
Age is only a number. It is what and how u do things and why u do what u do is what really counts 😮
Prince had it his way he wanted 2 make music forever that's why he left us his music vault❤❤❤❤
RIP Prince of Musicology that was in him and he shared with us the best he knew how, but I would guess he still had more within that wasn't released. Until next lifetime dear purple one😢😢😢😢
Can also hear a little bit of Mahavishni Orchestra in there from where my soul is listening
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Wow..Simply Amazing! This could easily be played on smooth jazz stations today..He was so ahead of his time even then!;)💜💜💜
I remain in complete awe of this artist's creative talent and abilities. R.I.P. dear spirit!
Wow, some Prince played 1970's fusion jazz. I'd love to hear more of this...🎶🎸👍🏿
Could've easily been the "Next Up" generational Jazz Artist!
Wow… Where has this been hiding? Absolutely Love this!! ❤🕺🎼🎵
It was in a german man's old studio. His name was Foster Schulereist. He was an engineer who worked with The Mamas & The Papa's, Sly Stone, Joyce Mulluer, Bark Savons, Elton John, etc just to name a few. This track was a comp try for Prince and he used his early work as canvasise for future development. He, Paul Richmond and Steve Anthony-Serrison had 3 to 5 tracks to be deserned between them for a project, but Prince was not the type to unwillingly place his uncharted compositions amongst anyone so he waited. But the project went on without him so I'm assuming Prince sat on the composite piece because he was so convinced that his talent would produce more so he ultimately used this as a steppingstone to Minneapolis music development of his genre that we all know him for. His early works were great. And the rest is history. He went on to become one of music's most celebrated musicians.
The one and only Prince Rodgers Nelson. 💜🟣
Unique doesn't even begin to explain it😊
Meeting Prince while I was working as a traffic officer at LAX was a real special moment for me. He had the coolest pimp walk on the planet
I miss him 😂
bobby z was young too here man...And so was Andre Cymone. Prince sounds like a little chick corea! Really nice
This comes no surprise to me. I myself a musician, is fully aware of the genius of Prince. I am a fan of Prince from day one. Saw him many times live in Philly. He is a master musician and is versatility is absolute.
Same here.
Prince and David z met when Prince was 15 years old.
L'excellence ! Miss u Prince.
They was jazzin heavy back then Right On Prince♥️✌🏾✊🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🕊🕊🕊
This is during a time when fusion was big, the first song I've heard from Prince was "I'm Yours" and thought it was a new fusion band that came out, then heard "Soft & Wet" a month or two later but didn't connect it was the same artist, until my brother got his album but both I'm Yours and Just As Long As We're Together, has that late 70's fusion flavor to it.
Ahhhmaaazingly brilliant.A
genius,beyond words..way
waaaay ahead of his years.Loving this so much.
I am beyond impressed❤
🎸 🎹 🥁 🎤 🕺 🎶 🎼 ❤
This man was not a man when it comes to music. He was something else ❤ 2024 still , and 4 ever !
Maybe Prince was an "Alien", or a human Instrument. ;)
Music 🎶 ❤🎵 at incomparable intensity inside and beautiful!✌🏾🤴🏽💯🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾 Rest in Power!
The World of Music Lovers have lost a remarkable and awesome talented person. RIP. Bless Up
Prince playing jazz fusion just made my life. My two favorites.
The GOAT!! Never forgotten.🙏🏽💪🏽👍🏽
I revisit this song at least once a week.
It is the essence of music
Prince look what I can do just a little something jazz miles Davis just a splash just a little something just 2 wet the palet little splashes like a pollock watch how I can make it funky & make it pop
I'll name it Untill we Meet Again ❤ we love and miss you so much ❤️🌹🙏🏿Rest Genius of 🎵🎶 👑
"Until We Meet Again" ..... dear, I do believe he would approve 💜
God Bless who ever found this and released it. Thank you @Danny Jarvis for posting this.
It was in a German man's old studio. His name was Foster Schulereist. He was an engineer who worked with The Mamas & The Papa's, Sly Stone, Joyce Mulluer, Bark Savons, Elton John, etc just to name a few. This track was a comp try for Prince and he used his early work as canvasise for future development. He, Paul Richmond and Steve Anthony-Serrison had 3 to 5 tracks to be deserned between them for a project, but Prince was not the type to unwillingly place his uncharted compositions amongst anyone so he waited. But the project went on without him so I'm assuming Prince sat on the composite piece because he was so convinced that his talent would produce more so he ultimately used this as a steppingstone to Minneapolis music development of his genre that we all know him for. His early works were great. And the rest is history. He went on to become one of music's most celebrated musicians.
The one and only Prince Rodgers Nelson. 💜🟣
@@joebidens_touchyhands9477 Thank you for this awesome information.
His parents named him Prince for a reason. They knew he would be music royalty!👑🎹🎷🎸🎼🎶🎺🎶🎚🥁🎻🎤📻🎙🥰💜💜💜💜💜💜
Although this is an unnamed track, I would suggest the title be something like...Rising ⭐ or ⬆️ and Coming! Prince was not only a musical genius, but there were so many layers to him and his talent. He was blessed with insight and some of it was recorded throughout his musical lyrics and sound. He was a vessel that shed much light and love. He truly shared his musical gifts and talents with us and even left so much of it after his passing for us to draw from, learn from, listen to, love to, and plain old...enjoy!
I was 17 years old the music that he's playing damn genus❤
This is incredible! The talent Prince had was amazing! He was even good in the jazz dept. What a gifted man he was.
Prince & André Cymone & Bobby Z. Thank me later
This is timeless music. You can hear all the music influences in this instrumental. France was a hell of a musician.
The whole nation?
Well yeah France is a great jazz musician .... lolz @@ProYada
We mustn't forget Germany...
We We 🇫🇷
If this was made in 1977, Prince was a teenager!!! The complexity of this composition is masterful. A friggin teenager...
THIS WAS THE FIRST PRINCE ! BEFORE ! HE HIT THE BIG TIME,1977 'NEVER HEARD OF HIM BEFORE THE 1980S REAL OLD SCHOOL!! 8 25 21
I hear Parade era Madhouse Dream Factory/Sign of the Times, 1985 1986 1987
Prince was multi dimensional in terms of talents. One of a kind. People like him come around once in a generation.
Totally amazing how talented he is.❤❤❤❤❤❤
No words. No emojis can articulate how eargasmic this is!
Sister you took the thought right out of my head. I was looking for words and emojis to post and couldn't find shit.
Awesome 🔥
A master omg! Prince is the number one!
Absolutely brilliant!! He so incredibly gifted!!! To master instruments in this matter mind blowing!! RIP
"Somebody That I Used To Know" by Gotye Feat. Kimbra & Bodybangers Not prince
Still my Favorite Creator of Music, Hearing this Track for this the First time, Just Makes the Memories of His Legendary Musical Accomplishments More Gratifying!!! There’s Never Ever been anyone to Fully Express themselves through Music the way Prince has! I’m so Thankful to Hear this New/Old Track, On His Early Albums it said WRITTEN, PRODUCED, PERFORMED, by PRINCE. I was born in 1956 2 years before the “kid” so I’ve Watched & Listened to all that has been made Available to all of us So FAR, SO Glad to be to able to say I Lived in the time of Prince! There when the Sound Was Fresh New & ORIGINAL! & Our GIFT FOREVER.🦇🦇🦇🦇
Prince was a genius before his time and his talent
I am here for all of this!! I love all his jazz stuff!!