Susan needs to be given the keys to the Vault and given free reign to get Prince's music out to the world with integrity, aligned with the value system she refers to in this interview. Only she can do this. Let it happen Tyka!!! 3>
The Purple Stream I Agree to a certain extent. She should be included on tracks that she was apart of with Prince or was during the Era/Time she worked with Prince.
The Purple Stream I agree. She's appears to be honest and has history with Prince. She knows where all the golden egg goodies are!!$ Someone like her can just reach in and touch 'em. Plus they are already complete - just still on tape.
This interview was EPIC. Dr. Rogers really helped to me to understand why there may be so much material in "The Vault" at Paisley Park. Prince had so many ideas and he executed them as they were conceived. I thought that it was an ego thing, that I could never understand. The interview also helped me to understand Prince's ethos for producing and creating music. It is always nice to learn more about the STORY BEHIND THE STORY. I found her insight and love of "soulful" music very refreshing. Music is the universal equalizer, after all, right?!. I also was glad to hear about her work on human hearing. Fascinating.
I've watched every RBMA Lecture, this hands down has been the most inspiring and incredible piece I've ever seen. Thank you so much Dr. Susan Rogers and Red Bull Music Academy.
Love how she is confident without being judgmental. How she emphasizes that it's okay (and even psychologically healthy) to retain your own subjective opinion, about a piece of music. She should do a TED talk.
how can anyone, even non-prince fans vote down this? thanks so much Susan for being frank and warm and real during this. I am and always will be a a fan of Prince' music. Such a shame that SR was not around later in the journey. Great video. superb quality.
I heard something that I never heard before in the song "Around the World In A Day". After she introduced the song I listened to it before continuing with this video. She talked about the song's importance related to a new awakening musically for Prince. Upon playing the song for the thousandth time (no exaggeration) I realized that his initial wail in the beginning may have purposely been there to represent (a baby's cry) the rebirth of a new Prince. A very enjoyable two plus hours of listening. Thank you Dr. Susan Rogers. I also realized I've lived on Prince Street since the age of 9 upon hearing Controversy. Thank you for everything
This interviewer was really great and let it be entirely about the person who was being interviewed. Susan is an important part of music history and its great to hear what she had to say. Such a wonderful brilliant person.
Love this interview on Susan working with Prince. And working in the recording studio. Very interesting, informative and love the stories with Prince. Although the interviewer is boring. Prince is a pure genius and the best singer/musician/entertainer ever
I can honestly say I didn't know who Susan Rogers was before watching this video. I clicked on it because I'm a Prince fan but now I'm also a Susan Rodgers fan. I feel like I learned a lot about music and life from her she's really a special talent. Thanks.
I love the lecture very much. Susan Roger's mind is such a gold mine. She's a real treasure and now knowing how she did work with the music Genius, my idol Prince!😀
I can't thank you enough for uploading this. This is a keeper. The insight into how Prince worked and lived is priceless to me. "The street where you live." I only wish the music hadn't been edited out, I presume for copyright reasons. And when she said toward the beginning that she loved all of the songs, except one, why on earth did he not ask her what song was that she didn't like?
I am so grateful for being able to hear this at all, but that was a bummer. At least he was good enough to let her talk. Fascinating stuff. Some of the songs that were edited out were obvious from their conversation, but it would be nice to know what they all were. If possible, this makes us appreciate Prince even more.
MUSIC: 8:18 - The Isley Brothers - “For the Love of You, Pts. 1 & 2” th-cam.com/video/23W3wqAvsLg/w-d-xo.html 34:41 - Prince - “Let’s Go Crazy” (Special Dance Mix) 56:02 - Prince - “Around the World in a Day” 1:04:53 - Kate Bush - “Running Up That Hill” th-cam.com/video/wp43OdtAAkM/w-d-xo.html 1:09:55 - Prince - “If I was Your Girlfriend” 1:18:13 - Prince - “The Ballad of Dorothy Parker” 1:34:23 - Prince - “The Cross”
In an interview, Prince said that someone would release all that music of his hidden down in his vault, though he didn't know who. One of Susan's all time favorite songs, that Prince would not release, was "Moonbeam Levels". How ironic that just a few months after his death, this gift to Susan, is now assessible to all and appears on the just released 4Ever album.
This is one of the best talks I've ever heard. She's brilliant & this talk is so enriching I can't stop thinking about it her insights are deep and at times quite profound. Thank you so much for putting this up - inspiring & stimulating.
Absolutely fantastic interview. She is an incredibly articulate woman. She offers some of the most interesting insights on Prince I have ever heard. Well done!
Thank you for uploading this lecture. l absolutely loved listening to someone discussing Prince's artistry in such an intelligent and passionate manner. Enlightening insight into the world of music making as well. Agree that it is such a shame the music has been removed.
I've watched this twice in two days, and you can bet I'll probably watch it several times more. One of the most informative music lectures I've ever heard. I thought the interviewer and the audience asked great questions, although I too would like to have known which Prince song Dr. Rogers didn't like! Thanks Red Bull!
I am sure that by now, after four years, you have found out which song she didn't like. But just in case you have not heard, the name is Adonis and Bathsheba.
As far as Prince's stuff being released he was specifically asked that question by Arsenio Hall and he said "Someone will release it after I'm gone." He did not state any desire not to have it be released.
I know I commented on this a lot. But, after watching the young Prince footage discovered in news archives. It compelled me to go back and listen to people who worked with him. Dr. Susan Rogers exemplified the best way to think about being an artist. I could imagine how she conjured up these beliefs after working with such a legendary icon. The part where she talks about ask yourself what success means for you? Important seminar I would recommend for anyone interested in taking their shot at the industry in various facets. It's the most logical way to view it all with common sense.
This lady is brilliant. I wish her the best. For the question about Beethoven at 2:02:00, i was told he used to hold a metal ruler between his teeth, the other end beeing stuck under the piano lid.
1:29:00min - talking about his unreleased music - YES please Susan, I completely agree with you. At the end, even he kept those songs in his vault as at that time he thought, they are not good enough or they do not have much to say to the audience .... but that was that time. NOW the audience is hunger for it, WE WANT it, we want to see his process of working, thinking and what he was feeling like - as it will be all there in that vault, in his unreleased songs, music.
Rest assured.. that demon Sister of his... Tyka will sell EVERY SCRAP to the highest bidder. A win for us fans.. but it's disgusting that SHE makes one red cent. He was NOT ok with her.
I love this interview ❤. So much insight to Prince during her time working with him & the science & explanation of how we as listeners process music. I get the sense that her classes are so interesting❤❤❤
Thank You for posting this...Finally people can hear the things I've always heard an felt during my youthful years especially when it comes to his group developments like The TIME...♡
genius works ... Susan you were lucky to work with 21st century genius named As Prince Rogers Nelson ..like you met and worked with Michelangelo of music
I feel that people who admire Prince's way of working (and who doesn't?!) would also appreciate Liam Howlett of The Prodigy. Very different style of music but his principles, work ethic and attitude are exactly the same. Especially if you watch one of the interviews he gave in the early days and one of the latest ones. Also, love how this was posted just hours before my birthday! Thanks!
Hello Miss S- indeed we are! Sounds like there may be alot more coming. Though it may not be released at the rate Prince would serve us (like an avalanche of music), but perhaps gradually so we can digest it more steadily. Heck, I don't care as long as it comes!
And BTW Susan Rogers is amazing lady and I do understand, why Prince would hire her. She followed her dream and her given ability and she would work so hard!!!! And it makes me more sad now, that there did not come time for Prince to sit and talk and give advices to the new generation too:( as Susan does now.
Susan Rogers I play guitar and I meet Prince and if it wasn't for that I would be playing today. When playing my guitar and singing I literally hear Prince in my ears snd head..
Amazing, can I say this podcast has helped my inner producer more than all my previous research and study combined. I was a painter who decided to make music and this has brought me full circle, I was on the right track. Thank you.
The Best Red Bull seminar next to Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis. Susan Rogers is a treasure for music education. She brings the science to it. She is also logical and stipulates common sense for those interested in the industrial side of Music. Prince knew why he wanted to work with her.
Prince took heat for producing women with great looks and little talent BUT he greatly appreciated working with very intelligent women like Susan and Peggy Mac of Sunset Sound.
I loved the discussion regarding Prince's unreleased music. I think that all of his music should be released. The vault served a purpose when he was living, but when he passed, he's done....that's it. Except with Prince, it keeps him alive. Whereas, with M. Jackson, there is nothing else in the hopper to look forward to. Sure, some of the songs may not appeal to my "home base", but there may be a reworking of one that I have liked (ie: The addition of horns on The Ballard of Dorthy Parker).
As always Susan is highly interesting ! One thing though she mentions at the end Prince never wanted to sync another 24 track, she means when he was recording in the warehouses, when he took the tapes to Sunset Sound to overdub the recordings he would use another 24 track, to put the strings and many other overdubs.
I want a Netflix series based on her time with Prince, now that would be AMAZING!!!!!!!
Please release everything. I would literally listen to a new Prince song every morning for most of my life
Over time, They will. 🙂
This would be marvellous and it would make the world a better place.
Dr. Rogers’ students are SO lucky to be able to learn from her wisdom and experience her warmth and intellectual generosity.
I could listen to Dr. Rogers talk for days and days! She is absolutely fascinating. Thank you for this!
Luisi
Prince had a vocal range that was Incredible! As a musician, he was a Genius. I'm so glad Susan & Prince worked together & made beautiful music.
Susan needs to be given the keys to the Vault and given free reign to get Prince's music out to the world with integrity, aligned with the value system she refers to in this interview. Only she can do this. Let it happen Tyka!!! 3>
The Purple Stream I Agree to a certain extent. She should be included on tracks that she was apart of with Prince or was during the Era/Time she worked with Prince.
The Purple Stream I agree 100%!!! I pray to God Tyka let's this happen
The Purple Stream
I agree. She's appears to be honest and has history with Prince. She knows where all the golden egg goodies are!!$ Someone like her can just reach in and touch 'em. Plus they are already complete - just still on tape.
The Purple Stream AGREE!!!!!!!
not until y'all give black people reparations
A lot of the lecture is about trusting your intuition and your inner child and I love it!
This interview was EPIC. Dr. Rogers really helped to me to understand why there may be so much material in "The Vault" at Paisley Park. Prince had so many ideas and he executed them as they were conceived. I thought that it was an ego thing, that I could never understand. The interview also helped me to understand Prince's ethos for producing and creating music. It is always nice to learn more about the STORY BEHIND THE STORY. I found her insight and love of "soulful" music very refreshing. Music is the universal equalizer, after all, right?!. I also was glad to hear about her work on human hearing. Fascinating.
I've watched every RBMA Lecture, this hands down has been the most inspiring and incredible piece I've ever seen. Thank you so much Dr. Susan Rogers and Red Bull Music Academy.
After all these years and she is STILL in love with THE PROCESS. Kids take note..this is how to love what you do right here!
Prince really did work with a lot of lovely (and of course talented) people. Not a coincidence.
And he ultimately ruined every one of those relationships.
This is likely the best RBMA lecture I've heard. Such a great orator with so much knowledge to impart. A pleasure to listen to.
Love how she is confident without being judgmental. How she emphasizes that it's okay (and even psychologically healthy) to retain your own subjective opinion, about a piece of music. She should do a TED talk.
I still listen to him every day... and i still get sad... but only when he sings about death, life, love, life, saddness, or happiness.
The way she talks about a track and the imagery (ie the dolphin) is very beautiful. It's inspiring!
how can anyone, even non-prince fans vote down this? thanks so much Susan for being frank and warm and real during this. I am and always will be a a fan of Prince' music. Such a shame that SR was not around later in the journey. Great video. superb quality.
This is my 4th Susan Rogers interview and by far the best one. Thank you for sharing all this insight, Susan.
I heard something that I never heard before in the song "Around the World In A Day". After she introduced the song I listened to it before continuing with this video. She talked about the song's importance related to a new awakening musically for Prince. Upon playing the song for the thousandth time (no exaggeration) I realized that his initial wail in the beginning may have purposely been there to represent (a baby's cry) the rebirth of a new Prince.
A very enjoyable two plus hours of listening. Thank you Dr. Susan Rogers. I also realized I've lived on Prince Street since the age of 9 upon hearing Controversy. Thank you for everything
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1:23:20 Brilliant Genius...Incredible...No click track...wow.
XCLent0 absolute genius.
Great interview! You can tell she's an engineer - she never went of mic once, instinctively moving it so it stayed a constant distance from her mouth.
Susan is Prince’s spiritual sister. She can actually articulate Prince better than he ever could.
That's a little extreme.
@@chrism6018😂 beat me to it
This interviewer was really great and let it be entirely about the person who was being interviewed. Susan is an important part of music history and its great to hear what she had to say. Such a wonderful brilliant person.
Susan Rogers deserved a standing ovation after this talk.
This woman’s knowledge, wisdom and humility are GOLDEN….
Love this interview on Susan working with Prince. And working in the recording studio. Very interesting, informative and love the stories with Prince. Although the interviewer is boring. Prince is a pure genius and the best singer/musician/entertainer ever
I can honestly say I didn't know who Susan Rogers was before watching this video. I clicked on it because I'm a Prince fan but now I'm also a Susan Rodgers fan. I feel like I learned a lot about music and life from her she's really a special talent. Thanks.
I love the lecture very much. Susan Roger's mind is such a gold mine. She's a real treasure and now knowing how she did work with the music Genius, my idol Prince!😀
Josephine Bargas I feel like she is a genius in her own right
"...In The Beginning We KNOW Who We Are..." (So True)
I can't thank you enough for uploading this. This is a keeper. The insight into how Prince worked and lived is priceless to me. "The street where you live." I only wish the music hadn't been edited out, I presume for copyright reasons. And when she said toward the beginning that she loved all of the songs, except one, why on earth did he not ask her what song was that she didn't like?
Yes! I was dying to know as welll. How could the host not follow up with that question!?
I am so grateful for being able to hear this at all, but that was a bummer. At least he was good enough to let her talk. Fascinating stuff. Some of the songs that were edited out were obvious from their conversation, but it would be nice to know what they all were. If possible, this makes us appreciate Prince even more.
The entire tracklist of songs played during the lecture is included in the info for the video.
MUSIC:
8:18 - The Isley Brothers - “For the Love of You, Pts. 1 & 2” th-cam.com/video/23W3wqAvsLg/w-d-xo.html
34:41 - Prince - “Let’s Go Crazy” (Special Dance Mix)
56:02 - Prince - “Around the World in a Day”
1:04:53 - Kate Bush - “Running Up That Hill” th-cam.com/video/wp43OdtAAkM/w-d-xo.html
1:09:55 - Prince - “If I was Your Girlfriend”
1:18:13 - Prince - “The Ballad of Dorothy Parker”
1:34:23 - Prince - “The Cross”
Sorry. I was so excited to hear this, I didn't read. Thank you!
the Greatest pop Star, ever .
I love listening to her speak. I've seen her other extended interviews. You can tell she is an awesome teacher. I would take all of her classes.
Please write a book on Prince cause your knowlegde on Prince is crucial to music histrory....
This is invaluable info for musicians that yearn for "behind the scene" info about how Prince recorded and wrote. Thank you.
In an interview, Prince said that someone would release all that music of his hidden down in his vault, though he didn't know who. One of Susan's all time favorite songs, that Prince would not release, was "Moonbeam Levels". How ironic that just a few months after his death, this gift to Susan, is now assessible to all and appears on the just released 4Ever album.
Keith Bell I thought the very same.
Keith Bell true 😏
Hello, Keith,
I smiled when I saw "Moonbeams," was released, too. And, aren't we all blessed with his posthumous gift?
Date: December 27, 2018
Keith Bell i sure wish
Sugarby ? 2018
This woman needs to write a book
Maybe you know already but she has now. 🙂
What a brilliant woman, great interview! greetings and thanks from #Argentina!!
Great video and insight on Prince's thinking in creating his own competition with The Time and others, starting at about the 45 minute mark.
This is one of the best talks I've ever heard. She's brilliant & this talk is so enriching I can't stop thinking about it her insights are deep and at times quite profound. Thank you so much for putting this up - inspiring & stimulating.
Colleges need to have a class ,Prince 101...hes such a interesting eclectic artist to learn from.
Actually, NYU did have such a class and it was taught by Questlove.
I can’t believe this doesn’t have millions of views.
Prince could really spot talent, Susan is just amazing. Great interview.
Absolutely fantastic interview. She is an incredibly articulate woman. She offers some of the most interesting insights on Prince I have ever heard. Well done!
Thank you for uploading this lecture. l absolutely loved listening to someone discussing Prince's artistry in such an intelligent and passionate manner. Enlightening insight into the world of music making as well. Agree that it is such a shame the music has been removed.
This was So Good. Thank you Susan, and thank you Red Bull.
I've watched this twice in two days, and you can bet I'll probably watch it several times more. One of the most informative music lectures I've ever heard. I thought the interviewer and the audience asked great questions, although I too would like to have known which Prince song Dr. Rogers didn't like! Thanks Red Bull!
I am sure that by now, after four years, you have found out which song she didn't like. But just in case you have not heard, the name is Adonis and Bathsheba.
I absolutely love her ❤️
She's absolutely incredible.
I enjoyed this very much. An absolute pleasure to listen to. Bless her.
her amount of passion is undeniable
An Incredible important and full of knowledge talk in given here ! Many thanks for allowing us to hear it !
This was so incredible, such a great inside look at Prince and his recording process !
much LOVE 4 this girl
As far as Prince's stuff being released he was specifically asked that question by Arsenio Hall and he said "Someone will release it after I'm gone." He did not state any desire not to have it be released.
this is fucking brilliant!!! she has got to write a book! and God give her the keys to the vault
I know I commented on this a lot. But, after watching the young Prince footage discovered in news archives. It compelled me to go back and listen to people who worked with him. Dr. Susan Rogers exemplified the best way to think about being an artist. I could imagine how she conjured up these beliefs after working with such a legendary icon. The part where she talks about ask yourself what success means for you? Important seminar I would recommend for anyone interested in taking their shot at the industry in various facets. It's the most logical way to view it all with common sense.
This lady is brilliant. I wish her the best.
For the question about Beethoven at 2:02:00, i was told he used to hold a metal ruler between his teeth, the other end beeing stuck under the piano lid.
Thank you Dr. Rogers
Susan is like Dr. Phil and I like her answers. Thanks alot.
Amazing!!!! I really want Susan to come and talk in London 😎
1:29:00min - talking about his unreleased music - YES please Susan, I completely agree with you. At the end, even he kept those songs in his vault as at that time he thought, they are not good enough or they do not have much to say to the audience .... but that was that time. NOW the audience is hunger for it, WE WANT it, we want to see his process of working, thinking and what he was feeling like - as it will be all there in that vault, in his unreleased songs, music.
Rest assured.. that demon Sister of his... Tyka will sell EVERY SCRAP to the highest bidder. A win for us fans.. but it's disgusting that SHE makes one red cent. He was NOT ok with her.
@@americareal3 I wished he had a will…
What an amazing interview. Thanks for this!
I wish I could thank you enough too! wonderful, insightful, wow.... thank you rbma and susan. what an amazing woman!
I love this interview ❤. So much insight to Prince during her time working with him & the science & explanation of how we as listeners process music. I get the sense that her classes are so interesting❤❤❤
Thanks very much for uploading this piece of gold.
Thank You for posting this...Finally people can hear the things I've always heard an felt during my youthful years especially when it comes to his group developments like The TIME...♡
genius works ... Susan you were lucky to work with 21st century genius named As Prince Rogers Nelson ..like you met and worked with Michelangelo of music
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I feel that people who admire Prince's way of working (and who doesn't?!) would also appreciate Liam Howlett of The Prodigy. Very different style of music but his principles, work ethic and attitude are exactly the same. Especially if you watch one of the interviews he gave in the early days and one of the latest ones.
Also, love how this was posted just hours before my birthday! Thanks!
This is definitely the best interview from the Red Bull series! Dr. Susan Rogers is a genius just like Prince! Thanks for this amazing content!
I'm just mesmerized by the awareness and wisdom of this talented woman
Thank you for this gift!
Hello Miss S- indeed we are! Sounds like there may be alot more coming. Though it may not be released at the rate Prince would serve us (like an avalanche of music), but perhaps gradually so we can digest it more steadily. Heck, I don't care as long as it comes!
Incredible interview.... brilliant thinker. Thank you....
And BTW Susan Rogers is amazing lady and I do understand, why Prince would hire her. She followed her dream and her given ability and she would work so hard!!!! And it makes me more sad now, that there did not come time for Prince to sit and talk and give advices to the new generation too:( as Susan does now.
Susan is Brilliant. Music is Frequency, Frequencies are Everything.
Wonderful interview with a very admirable woman. ❤️ Brava and thank you !!!!!
Awesome interview. Susan is so great
Susan Rogers I play guitar and I meet Prince and if it wasn't for that I would be playing today. When playing my guitar and singing I literally hear Prince in my ears snd head..
Thank you for this nice and inspiring interview!
Just wonderful...just wonderful. Thank you!
Prince was such an extremely powerfully creative force that he seemed to attract likewise positive and extremely talented folk
Wow! This is a Great interview!
amazing person, amazing lecture!
This is gold.
Really dope interview!!
Amazing, can I say this podcast has helped my inner producer more than all my previous research and study combined. I was a painter who decided to make music and this has brought me full circle, I was on the right track. Thank you.
Amazing lecture, thank you for this!!!
The Best Red Bull seminar next to Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis. Susan Rogers is a treasure for music education. She brings the science to it. She is also logical and stipulates common sense for those interested in the industrial side of Music. Prince knew why he wanted to work with her.
Listen to Prince's music with her and without her - speaks for itself.
"create your own competition" now that genius level sh!t 💡
This woman is extraordinary.
What a truly wonderful human. 'Break it down, down, down, down, down. Yo Kim check out this; Susan turn up the 🎸 a' lil bit'.
Fascinating, intelligent and humble.
I can listen 2 Susan Rogers talk music all day
This was incredible!!!!
Prince took heat for producing women with great looks and little talent BUT he greatly appreciated working with very intelligent women like Susan and Peggy Mac of Sunset Sound.
I loved the discussion regarding Prince's unreleased music. I think that all of his music should be released. The vault served a purpose when he was living, but when he passed, he's done....that's it. Except with Prince, it keeps him alive. Whereas, with M. Jackson, there is nothing else in the hopper to look forward to.
Sure, some of the songs may not appeal to my "home base", but there may be a reworking of one that I have liked (ie: The addition of horns on The Ballard of Dorthy Parker).
What an awesome interview - thank you! Ms Rogers please write a book!
As always Susan is highly interesting ! One thing though she mentions at the end Prince never wanted to sync another 24 track, she means when he was recording in the warehouses, when he took the tapes to Sunset Sound to overdub the recordings he would use another 24 track, to put the strings and many other overdubs.
one of the best lectures ever.