The end of John Blackwell's drum solo and right before the song ends Prince has a grin on his face like " I got a killer band, right ? " Great masters right here
Musicianship like this doesn't come around often. You're lucky if each generation has someone talented - and this talented is once in a few generations at the very least.... My favorite song of his as it displays all the quirkiness that made him so great - amazing song, great lyrics, one of a kind. The year he wrote this, U2 won album of the year at the Grammy's... Not the rightful Sign 'O' The Times (which contains this song) that P had released. He said to his band "I can write a song like With or Without You but they cannot write Housequake..." That says it all. His genius was way ahead of its time. His talent so far above his contemporaries it frightened most. Damn, this guy was the GOAT
I loved NPG Music Club. I was a member from day one and got front row at a few concerts and aftershows. I even got into the centerfold photo in the book that comes with the One Nite Along live set because NPGMC members got into that aftershow for free. I was so close that I was resting my hand on Prince's stage monitor.
One of the coolest versions out there A brilliant man,A brilliant musician with a god given talent And miss him everyday.The world seems so dull without prince's light shining like a beacon for all to see and sit in awe of such talent Losing prince and John blackwell was a shock and still felt to this day.Wherever you may be jamming I hope its in a light that has blessed u 4 all u gave Peace and be wild
Me too! I loved this arrangement he played on The Tonight Show. I had no idea until TONIGHT that he included parts of Madhouse in the arrangement. I never really heard the Madhouse albums so this completely went over my head!
Been looking for this for 20 years. This was my introduction to jazz when watching Leno in college and I was hooked. And I became a Prince fan at the same time
Prince (RIP) - supported by NPG members :- Drums - John Blackwell (RIP) Bass - Rhonda Smith Reeds - Jerome "Najee" Rasheed Keyboards - Morris Hayes Guitar - Mike Scott Percussion - Kirk Anthony Johnson What musicianship - arrangement par excellence ! Any chance of posting other Prince clips on a Latin vibe ?
The fans used to completely burn up the concert reviews on love 4 one another official website and most of them praised John Blackwell as a drum machine maestro and I remember one post where Prince posted in the current news being in awe of Mr. Blackwell and how " Wow, ALL THAT in one show".
@Dino Buckhoy of course but you know in europe the ballad of dorothy parker is not a famos song so if we got the performance in video we can share it on facebook etc.....
First time seeing this clip. As a >100 Prince albums fan, I’ve always been disappointed with his live performances outside of the concert-context. Talk shows &c always seemed to fall flat, which always struck me as bizarre for a perfectionist like Prince. This-hands down-is easily the best non-concert live Prince performance I have ever seen. And not just a little bit. By a *HUGE* margin. *AND* I don’t care for Lenno. My horse sense tells me this must have been a special day for Prince.
Not sure why Jay thought a carpenter who wants to repair your chair is a "stupid idiot" or why a security guy's uniform would be "stupid" as well. Pretty telling about his real character.
Best live rendition of this gem. So smooth and in the pocket.
The end of John Blackwell's drum solo and right before the song ends Prince has a grin on his face like " I got a killer band, right ? " Great masters right here
Musicianship like this doesn't come around often. You're lucky if each generation has someone talented - and this talented is once in a few generations at the very least.... My favorite song of his as it displays all the quirkiness that made him so great - amazing song, great lyrics, one of a kind. The year he wrote this, U2 won album of the year at the Grammy's... Not the rightful Sign 'O' The Times (which contains this song) that P had released. He said to his band "I can write a song like With or Without You but they cannot write Housequake..." That says it all. His genius was way ahead of its time. His talent so far above his contemporaries it frightened most. Damn, this guy was the GOAT
I loved NPG Music Club. I was a member from day one and got front row at a few concerts and aftershows. I even got into the centerfold photo in the book that comes with the One Nite Along live set because NPGMC members got into that aftershow for free. I was so close that I was resting my hand on Prince's stage monitor.
Everything about this was cool - the set, the Prince chick, the jazz arrangement
One of the coolest versions out there A brilliant man,A brilliant musician with a god given talent And miss him everyday.The world seems so dull without prince's light shining like a beacon for all to see and sit in awe of such talent Losing prince and John blackwell was a shock and still felt to this day.Wherever you may be jamming I hope its in a light that has blessed u 4 all u gave
Peace and be wild
He was so happy then. Genius.. God bless you 🙏 Prince.
That seque into 4 reminds me of being in my freshman college dorm in 87’ ,listening to SOTT and Madhouse while I was unpacking.
Bringing in 2024 with some Prince. Miss him terribly.
So I was today years old when I realized that this live arrangement merges the song with "4" from the album "8" by Madhouse.
Me too! I loved this arrangement he played on The Tonight Show. I had no idea until TONIGHT that he included parts of Madhouse in the arrangement. I never really heard the Madhouse albums so this completely went over my head!
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My favorite rendition of one of my favorite songs from my favorite Prince album. The man had too much talent.
I was there too. Front row.
I'm so Mad 😠 & Jealous of your experience! But Happy at the same time!
Still watching 2021
Stil sends chills down my spine.
i only watched jay leno when prince performed
Definitely the most Innovative genius in the musical industry in the past Century. .. rest in peace Prince we will all miss you 👍👏👏👏✌️
Lawwwddd!!! We will NEVER see greatness like this again :( The BEST to ever do this, hands down!
Been looking for this for 20 years. This was my introduction to jazz when watching Leno in college and I was hooked. And I became a Prince fan at the same time
This was great!!
Been looking for this for years. Najee is on the sax and flute.
It was on Daily Motion
Love Najee🔥🔥🔥
Prince (RIP) - supported by NPG members :-
Drums - John Blackwell (RIP)
Bass - Rhonda Smith
Reeds - Jerome "Najee" Rasheed
Keyboards - Morris Hayes
Guitar - Mike Scott
Percussion - Kirk Anthony Johnson
What musicianship - arrangement par excellence !
Any chance of posting other Prince clips on a Latin vibe ?
The woman playing Dorothy is Tomisina Tate. Larenz Tate’s wife.
Wow this version of Dorothy Parker is SIIIICK AF!!! And they incorporated some Madhouse 8 in the breakdown.
The fans used to completely burn up the concert reviews on love 4 one another official website and most of them praised John Blackwell as a drum machine maestro and I remember one post where Prince posted in the current news being in awe of Mr. Blackwell and how " Wow, ALL THAT in one show".
Great percussion by Kirk Johnson btw :)
Been looking for this performance for years. Thanks💜🙏🏾❤️
If the dictionary had a picture of what cool is ...it would be prince..
Agreed
This is great
Luv it!
#RIPPrince , #RIPJohnBlackwell
please we want the same video whithout the beginning with jay leno just prince performance thanks!!!
@Dino Buckhoy of course but you know in europe the ballad of dorothy parker is not a famos song so if we got the performance in video we can share it on facebook etc.....
@@gregoryfrancois3665 It's on one of his most famous and best loved albums!
This is so great performance with all of this musicians...❤❤❤ the name of the song please...thx
The Ballad Of Dorothy Parker including Madhouse's 'Four'
@@theprinceencyclopedia thanks a lot .😊
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T H A N K. U. !
First time seeing this clip. As a >100 Prince albums fan, I’ve always been disappointed with his live performances outside of the concert-context. Talk shows &c always seemed to fall flat, which always struck me as bizarre for a perfectionist like Prince. This-hands down-is easily the best non-concert live Prince performance I have ever seen. And not just a little bit. By a *HUGE* margin. *AND* I don’t care for Lenno. My horse sense tells me this must have been a special day for Prince.
Not sure why Jay thought a carpenter who wants to repair your chair is a "stupid idiot" or why a security guy's uniform would be "stupid" as well. Pretty telling about his real character.