Naked In The Summertime Volume 1 - LP

Prince: Naked In The Summertime Volume 1 CLR version on vinyl LP in colored edition. This particular edition was published in Europe and USA in publishing company Parachute Recording Company on 9. September 2016.

"Naked In The Summertime Volume 1" is a live album that captures the essence of Prince's dynamic stage presence and musical genius during a 1990 performance. Released in 2016, this collection showcases a setlist peppered with some of Prince's most iconic hits and fan favorites. The album includes electrifying renditions of "1999," a party anthem that perfectly encapsulates the spirit of its era, and "Kiss," a funk-infused track that highlights Prince's unique vocal style. Fans are also treated to live versions of "Alphabet St.," "Purple Rain," and "Nothing Compares 2 U," the latter being a song Prince wrote that was famously covered by Sinead O'Connor. The album further features "The Future," a track from the "Batman" soundtrack, and the groove-laden "Housequake." Listeners can experience the versatility of Prince's artistry with "Take Me With U," and enjoy the instrumental prowess displayed in "DAT Intro" and "Sexy Dancer." The setlist is rounded out with jams like "Let's Jam It" and bluesy numbers such as "Don't Make Me Pay For His Mistakes" and "Blues In C." The medley of "It Takes Two / Volare / The Latest Fashion" showcases Prince's ability to blend songs into a seamless musical journey, while "The Question Of U" offers a glimpse into his more introspective songwriting. This album is a

Album spans genres Rock, Pop, Electronic, Funk / Soul, Pop Rock, Synth-pop, Funk and Minneapolis Sound.