#Prince one nite alone solo piano full#
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#Prince one nite alone solo piano download#

The digital format is a reissue of the CD version, made available on 26 March 2005 on NPG Music Club 'Musicology Download Store'.

Arboretum (2:16) - track time is 3:26 including silence after track.

The compact disc version is the original issue. The Aftershow: It Ain’t Over! albums and the Live At The Aladdin Las Vegas DVD). The Aftershow: It Ain’t Over! were also re-released on vinyl as well as a 4CD+DVD box set called Up All Nite With Prince: The One Nite Alone Collection which contained the One Nite Alone., One Nite Alone. On, The Prince Estate re-released the album on vinyl with Sony’s Legacy Recordings ( The Rainbow Children, One Nite Alone. The album was not available on the commercial market for almost two decades and therefore was not eligible for the charts. Pearls B4 The Swine had also been included in NPG Ahdio Show 8, a special show posted in response to the 11 September 2001 terrorist attacks in the USA. The album did not produce any singles, but the first four tracks of the album were included as mp3 downloads as part of NPGMC Edition # 12, the final edition of the first year of the NPG Music Club, as promotion for the second year. The album is sparse in nature, focusing on piano and vocals, although (in a similar vein to The Truth focusing on acoustic guitar and vocals) some other instruments and sound effects appear throughout. Prince’s doves, named 'Divinity' and 'Majesty', are also credited for 'ambient singing' on the album. The album is a solo recording by Prince, featuring John Blackwell on drums on only two tracks, Here On Earth and A Case Of U. Specific recording dates for the album are unknown, but it is believed that the tracks were all recorded in Spring 2001 at Paisley Park Studios, Chanhassen, MN, USA, during the mastering of The Rainbow Children album.

Tour which took place in 2002 (starting two and a half months before the album’s release). The album’s title was the inspiration for the name of the One Nite Alone. Live!, meaning many NPG Music Club members received two separate copies of the album. Later in 2002, the album was also included as a separately-packaged fourth disc with the NPG Music Club edition of One Nite Alone. The album was mailed to NPG Music Club members worldwide in May 2002. (subtitled Solo piano and voice by Prince) is the 25th full-length studio album by Prince, and the first album of new material to be released exclusively through Prince’s NPG Music Club ( Rave In2 The Joy Fantastic, the companion album to Rave Un2 The Joy Fantastic, was released through the club the previous year, however).

None, but One Nite Alone., U’re Gonna C Me, Here On Earth and A Case Of U had been released as downloads to NPG Music Club members on 17 January 2002, and Pearls B4 The Swine had featured on NPG Ahdio Show 8, released 18 September 2001.

This album has not received any awards in the USA This album has not received any certifications in the USA The album included a cover of a Joni Mitchell song, “A Case of You,” which Prince would reprise on his final tour.This record was not released on the commercial market and therefore not eligible for the charts The sound of One Nite Alone… would be explored by Prince again in late 2015 and early 2016, when he would perform solo concerts for the first time in his career on his Piano and a Microphone Tour. Notably, the album credits also include “ambient singing” by Prince’s beloved Paisley Park doves, Divinity and Majesty, who can be heard softly cooing in the background of the stirring final track, “Arboretum.” On the album, however, Prince performed in a stripped-down style that more closely mirrors the title of the album, with only John Blackwell accompanying him on some tracks on drums, and Prince accompanying himself on piano and synthesizer.

#Prince one nite alone solo piano full#

On the tour Prince was joined by a full band, and he performed backed by drummer John Blackwell, bassist Rhonda Smith, keyboardist Renato Neto, and a large horn section that included the revered James Brown saxophonist Maceo Parker. When the album was released, Prince was already in the midst of a successful One Nite Alone… Tour, which would take him across the United States, Canada, Europe, and Japan for the majority of 2002.