āThe basic tracking for āHolly Rockā took place at Sunset Sound studios in Los Angeles at the end of April 1985,ā the video description reads. āThe very same week that Prince also recorded āKissā for his own Parade album.ā
The video flits between Princeās most iconic eras and looks, while a moving reel in a comic-strip style plays an animated imagining of a Prince performance.
āHolly Rockā is one of the 15 tracks on the new album called āOriginals,ā a collection of Princeās versions of the hit songs he gave to other artists, according to the video description.
The album is available online via the official Prince store.
Prices Connection to Toronto extended past the stage. Prince had an Estate on the Bridal Path. He also had some amazing Queen West designers that were not in his back pocket. They made his back pocket and a lot more.
Princeās trusted late-career clothing designers, Toronto-based Call & Response, were commissioned by The Prince Estate to create a custom 1999-inspired apparel collection to align with the reissue of Princeās iconic double album 1999.
The collection was launched last week, and features hand-crafted custom jackets, vests and hand-dyed tunics.
Fans can shop the collection online: store.prince.com/dept/1999-designer-collection (shipping available to Canada)
** Call & Response designed for Prince from 2011-2016. Prince wore their garments unaltered at many high-profile public events, such as the Grammys and various magazine cover shoots.
Launched 16 years ago, Call & Response self-taught designers Lori Marcuz and Cathy Robinson have become a go-to label among musicians, including Cher, Shania Twain, the late Prince, Measha Brueggergosman, and many others, who appreciate the edgy hand-made clothing and accessories from the Toronto duo. Call & Response has a retail store + studio at 702 Queen St W in Toronto. @callandresponseclothing
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