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Around The World In A Day
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After the success of Purple Rain, this album caught most listeners off guard. For true Prince listeners it was a pleasant surprise as the psychedelic sound of the effort was so different. The commercial listeners were confused as the only hit song on the album was the classic "Raspberry Beret." Around The World In A Day was really the album that separated the true Prince listeners from those who just wanted to hear a hit song. Although Prince later admitted that the he had rushed the album, it is still an eclectic and unique effort that further developed his sound.
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- Around The World In A Day
- Paisley Park
- Condition Of The Heart
- Raspberry Beret
- Tambourine
- America
- Pop Life
- The Ladder
- Temptation
| United States
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| Release Date |
April 22, 1985 |
| Cat. Number |
25286 |
| Peak Position |
1 (2) |
| Status |
Platinum x 2 |
| Singles |
Raspberry Beret/ Pop Life/ America |
| Europe
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| Release Date |
? |
| Cat. Number |
925 286 |
| Peak Position |
? |
| Status |
? |
| Singles |
Paisley Park/ Raspberry Beret/ Pop Life |
| Japan
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| Release Date |
May 25, 1985 |
| Cat. Number |
CD: 20P2-2613/ Vinyl: P-13121 |
| Peak Position |
? |
| Status |
? |
| Singles |
Raspberry Beret/ Pop Life/ America |
Time: 43 Minutes
Musicians:
Prince (vocals, various instruments)
The Revolution: Lisa Coleman (keyboards, violin, vocals), Matt Fink (keyboards, synthesizers, vocals), Brown Mark (bass, vocals), Wendy Melvoin (guitar, violin, vocals), Bobby Z. (percussion).
Additional Personnel: Annette Atkinson (bass), Tim Barr (annette), David Coleman (cello, oud, percussion, vocals), Marcy Dictorow (strings), Sheila E. (drums), Suzie Katayama (cello), Eddie M. (saxophone), Jonathan Melvoin (tambourine, vocals), Brad Marsh (tambourine), Novi Novog (violin), Sid Page (cello), Susannah (vocals), Taj (vocals) and Vaj (violin).
Produced By: Prince and The Revolution
Engineered By: David Leonard, Peggy Mac, Susan Rogers and David Tickle.
Recorded At: ?
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