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Disc One (65’02):

-LinnDrum studio jam | Instrumental studio jam on drum machine, including musical elements and interpolations reminiscent of various songs | 13 October 1982 (uncirculating soundboard recording)

-Rehearsal for the First Avenue 1983 Benefit Concert | July-August 1983 (uncirculating soundboard recording)

Disc Two (68’34):

-Benefit Concert | First Avenue | Minneapolis, MN | USA | 3 August 1983 (uncirculating soundboard recording)

Disc Three (86’):

-Benefit Concert | Santa Monica Civic Auditorium | Santa Monica, CA | USA | 25 February 1985 (uncirculating soundboard recording)

-Funky Rehearsal Jam | USA | Spring 1985 (uncirculating soundboard recording)

3h40 of uncirculating material direct from the soundboard

Disc One

LinnDrum studio jam - 13 October 1982 (16:59):

01 Drive Me Wild (instr.)

02 Let's Pretend We're Married (instr.)

03 Dirty Mind (instr.; incl. electric guitar solo)

Rehearsal for the First Avenue 1983 Benefit Concert | July-August 1983 (48’03):

04 Little Red Corvette

05 Purple Rain (take #1) incl. "BB King style blues guitar solo"

06 Purple Rain (take #2)

07 D.M.S.R.

08 Bodyheat [James Brown] (take #1; instr.)

09 "Kinda nasty jam in A minor"

10 Bodyheat [James Brown] (take #2)

-White Girls (chant)

-Ice Cream Castles (short)

-Sex Shooter (short)

-unidentified classical requiem (short)

-lyrics to unknown song

Prince played a benefit concert for the Minnesota Dance Theatre (MDT) company at First Avenue, Minneapolis. The rest is History!

The concert was instigated by Loyce Houlton, artistic director of the long-time modern

dance troupe. She had met Prince during the band's dance classes and asked him to play a benefit

show. Prince's concert raised $23,000 for the financially beleaguered MDT dance company.

The concert, which was Wendy Melvoin’s debut with the band, was recorded, using a mobile

recording unit that was brought in from New York. The basic tracks of three songs from the concert

were used on Purple Rain: "I Would Die 4 U," "Baby, I'm A Star," and "Purple Rain." The concert is

generally regarded as one of the most exciting shows he has ever played.

The evening began with the MDT dancers performing four dances, representing an abbreviated

history of dance. The highlight was a number choreographed by Houlton to Prince's "D.M.S.R.".

Prince's 70-minute set opened with "Let's Go Crazy," the first of no less than six new songs

performed during the concert. Prince continued with the more familiar "When You Were Mine,"

before playing a cover of Joni Mitchell's "A Case Of You" (from Blue, 1971; it became "A Case Of U"

when Prince covered it on One Nite Alone... in 2002). It was performed as a solo number by Prince,

accompanying himself on guitar, with some discreet synth touches.

A drum machine beat began and Prince introduced another new song, "Computer Blue." It was

followed by his forthcoming single, "Delirious," and yet another unheard track, "Electric

Intercourse." "When it comes to you, I'm automatic baby," Prince said as an intro to "Automatic." "I

Would Die 4 U" and "Baby, I'm A Star" were played in sequence, without interrupting the drum

machine beat. "Is there a party here tonight?", Prince asked before going from "I Would Die 4 U"

into "Baby, I'm A Star." After "Little Red Corvette," Houlton came onstage to present Prince with a

rose, saying, "We don't have a Prince in Minnesota, we have a King!". Prince then closed the set with

a 13-minute version of "Purple Rain." "Thank you very, very much," he said before leaving the stage.

He returned for an encore, closing the set on a high note with 'D.M.S.R.".

Disc Two

Benefit Concert | First Avenue | Minneapolis, MN | USA | 3 August 1983 (68’34):

01 Let’s Go Crazy

02 When U Were Mine

03 A Case Of You [Joni Mitchell]

04 Computer Blue

05 Delirious

06 Electric Intercourse

07 Automatic

08 I Would Die 4 U

09 Baby I’m A Star

10 Little Red Corvette

11 speech by Loyce Houlton (MDT)

12 Purple Rain

13 D.M.S.R.

In 1985, Prince played a free concert for L.A. students. He didn't want any publicity!

‘'In the 1980s, I was a new teacher of blind students in the Los Angeles Unified School District.

Previous to my teaching career I had been in the music business; as a result I had the opportunity

to ask Prince to do a show for special needs children in L.A. I was surprised and pleased that he

said yes and had his people put together a date at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium.

The students were bused to the show not knowing whom they were going to see.

Prince did not want publicity for this, so only a few people knew about it.

It was so thrilling to see the kids' reaction when they learned whom they were going to see in this surprise show.

It was financed entirely by Prince, who had just finished a stint of sold-out shows at the Forum in Inglewood as part of his world tour in 1984-85.

Hundreds of children watched the concert from their wheelchairs, and Prince provided signers for the deaf students.

For many of the children, it would be the only live show they would ever see.

Prince was a loving, generous and gentle man. He will be missed here on Earth but will be a great addition to the angels in heaven.’'

Ingrid Geyer, North Hollywood

Disc Three

Benefit Concert | Santa Monica Civic Auditorium | Santa Monica, CA | USA | 25 February 1985 (61’18):

01 Let’s Go Crazy

02 Delirious

03 1999 incl. Reveille [traditional] (instr.)

04 Little Red Corvette

05 Take Me With U

06 4 The Tears In Your Eyes

07 Free

08 Do Me, Baby

09 When Doves Cry

10 Baby I’m A Star

11 Bodyheat [James Brown]

12 Baby I’m A Star (reprise)

13 Purple Rain

Funky Rehearsal Jam, Spring 1985 (25’41):

14 I Don’t Know jam - Part I « Lyrics »

15 I Don’t Know jam - Part II « Solo Eric »

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