Prince & The Revolution's lyrics & chords
Prince formed The Revolution in Minneapolis, Minnesota in 1979 as his backing band for his first concert tour. The original lineup consisted of Gayle Chapman on keyboards, André Cymone on bass, Dez Dickerson on guitar, Doctor Fink on keyboards and Bobby Z. on drums & percussion. The band went nameless for almost three years while supporting Prince live and appearing in his music videos. Chapman and Cymone left in the early 1980's and were replaced by Lisa Coleman on keyboards and Brownmark on bass. The first album on which The Revolution perf...read more
Dirty mind Hot thing Sexual suicide A case of you Sign o the times In a large room with no light Holly rock The bird Nothing compares 2 u Thieves in the temple We can funk An honest man Uptown On the couch 7 Yankee doodle dandy Bodyheat Data bank Witness Batdance Dmsr I feel for you Parade Wonderful ass Pussy control Desire Wednesday How much is that doggie in the window The screams of passion Big tall wall High fashion Instrumental jam Manic monday Alphabet street All day all night Horny toad Why you wanna treat me so bad? Pink cashmere Climax Sister When the saints go marching in Red house Mia bocca Segue Jungle love Jamming Neon telephone Peach You need another lover Musicology Partyup Linndrum check Still waiting Shockadelica My name is prince La la la hee hee hee White girls Empty room Bob george Gotta broken heart again Feline Toy box Drum solo Cinnamon girl Glam slam Anot Scandalous Joy in repetition Drums and keyboard check Sex shooter Shortberry strawcake Teacher teacher Stroke The glamorous life Piano improvisation Give it up or turn it loose Groove in a Superfunkycalifragisexy Yes Black sweat Jack u off End Lets pretend were married Just my imagination Billy Chocolate I love u in me Anna stesia Band tuning Adonis and bathsheba Next time wipe the lipstick off your collar Trust Rebirth of the flesh Lovesexy The future Private joy With you Full album Rockhard in a funky place Can i play with u? Sexy dancer Prince The morning papers
