In A Large Room With No Light

03 - Our Destiny

Prince - Lust U Always

24 Unknown Artist - The Bird

Prince - Dear Mr Man Live

She's Just A Baby is an unreleased track recorded in early 1981, most likely at Prince's Wayzata Home Studio, Wayzata, MN, USA. The track is a soft ballad with falsetto vocals. The lyrics point to the narrator's love for a young girl. It is likely the song refers to Prince's relationship with Susan Moonsie, who was only 16 at the time they began dating.
Prince worked on the track further in early 1991 at Paisley Park Studios, Chanhassen, MN, USA, and it was submitted for copyright on 18 March, 1991. It's possible that Prince revisited the track because of his burgeoning relationship with Mayte, who was 16 when they met the previous year. Prince ultimately used the same lyrical themes in The Morning Papers, recorded in early December, 1991.
During Prince: A Celebration in June, 2000, computer screens at Paisley Park Studios, Chanhassen, MN, USA, offered names of a selection of tracks which users could vote on for inclusion on Crystal Ball Volume II. She's Just A Baby was on the list of 22 tracks, but was not chosen by fans, although the project was ultimately abandoned. The track remains unreleased.

Work It Disc 3

She's Just A Baby

Tomorrow's New Dream

Now That I've Found You (feat. Imaani)

Say What's On Your Mind (Instrumental)

Prince - G Spot [Rehearsal]

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2020

Democracy Now! Friday, November 20, 2020

Le 4 février on avait envie de célébrer la naissance d’une grande dame dont l’histoire aura été l’un des actes fondateurs du grand mouvement des droits civils aux États-Unis : Rosa Parks. Et parce qu’on a pris la fâcheuse habitude de tout célébrer en musique, on s’est lancé dans un mix anniversaire en l’honneur de la « dame du bus ».

On aurait pu plonger oreilles et âmes dans la soul américaine, celle-là même enfantée par les Civils Rights Movements – le « Change is gonna come » de Sam Cooke, Syl Johnson et son « Am i black enough for you », Aretha Franklin et le « R.E.S.P.E.C.T » qu’elle impose - mais on a préféré nous pencher sur tous ceux et celles qui auront tenté de rendre hommage à Rosa Parks en chanson : du « Sister Rosa » des Neville Brothers et de Christian Mcbride, de Talib Kweli, Nas, Roots & Blue qui la citent aux cotés en compagnie de Martin Luther King ou Malcolm X, de l’hommage « mi-figue mi-raisin » d’Outkast – fantadtique succès d’audience refroidi par le procès que leur intentera et gagnera Rosa Parks. Et puis, vous pourrez écouter celle qui a tant inspiré Rosa Parks dans ses combats, celle que Joan Baez aura célébré en 1963 à Washington lors d’une premières grandes marches des Civils Rights Movements, l’immense Odetta et son puissant « Oh Freedom ». Car, au final, c’est de cela dont il s’agit…

Tracklist
Christian McBride - Sister Rosa - Prologue
The Neville Brothers - Sister Rosa
Game - Letter to the King (feat. NAS)
Odetta - Spiritual Trilogy : Oh Freedom / Come and Go with me / I’m on my Way
Otis Taylor - Rosa, Rosa
Blue & Exile - Roots of Blue (feat. Jacinto Rhines)
Dominique Fils-Aimé - Magic Whistle
Wadada Leo Smith - Defiance, Justice and Liberation
Christian McBride - Sister Rosa
Outkast - Rosa Parks
Talib Kweli - New Leaders (feat. The Underachievers)

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