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Starting today, players around the world can pre-order the exclusive, authentic Cloud Guitars from the Official Prince Store. http://store.prince.com pic.twitter.com/uppEZvrnPH

Of the 15 tracks included on the new #PrinceOriginals, four became hits for @SheilaEdrummer. These recordings show just how quickly Prince was evolving in the 1980s — and how significantly Sheila was influencing his work.pic.twitter.com/D3iGJcWHnF

The new album #PrinceOriginals is available everywhere now via @warnerrecords. Hear Prince’s original renditions of the hits he gave to other artists, from “Jungle Love” and “The Glamorous Life” to “Manic Monday.” https://lnk.to/OriginalsMP pic.twitter.com/NoqSvrT7ud

Of all the artists that Prince would collaborate with during the prolific era of the mid-1980s, @jilldjones' presence in the studio was the most consistent. She appears on three tracks on #PrinceOriginals: "Baby, You're a Trip," "Jungle Love," and "Manic Monday."pic.twitter.com/xe3zGvU5nX

From the raw, passionate delivery on the ballad "Gigolos Get Lonely Too" to the playful "Jungle Love," #PrinceOriginals features Prince's renditions of the hits he wrote for one of his first proteges, The Time.pic.twitter.com/XfDQUviPmq

Peggy McCreary worked closely with Prince in the early 1980s and engineered the historic original recordings of songs like "Manic Monday," "Noon Rendezvous" and "Jungle Love." She shares her reflections in the liner notes to #PrinceOriginals, out June 21 on @warnerrecords.pic.twitter.com/ne14byHi4Y

From Jamie Starr and Alexander Nevermind to Camille, Christopher, and Joey Coco, Prince used pseudonyms to subvert the industry's expectations and explore different facets of his creative persona. #PrinceOriginalspic.twitter.com/nWfZSU65FT

"I knew it was an incredible gift," the Bangles' lead singer told the @nytimes, remembering back to the day she picked up the cassette of "Manic Monday" from Sunset Sound. "It was like putting on the slipper in a fairy tale." #PrinceOriginalspic.twitter.com/7FJSjBEpI1

Of the many surprises included on the new #PrinceOriginals, “You’re My Love” stands out. It's a song Prince gave to country icon @_KennyRogers, who released his version in 1986, and the original recording captures a unique, crooning vocal performance from Prince.pic.twitter.com/2ebKP6kQiL

“Nothing Compares 2 U” was a staple of Prince's live performances throughout his career. But it wasn’t until 2018 that the world heard his original recording, which he gave to his side project The Family for their 1985 debut. #PrinceOriginals @susannahtwinpic.twitter.com/h3LcLUSs5V

The new Prince album Originals is available to stream now exclusively on @TIDAL, with a wider release coming June 21 via @WarnerRecords. Hear the original Prince recordings of "Manic Monday," "The Glamorous Life," "Jungle Love" & more. #PrinceOriginalspic.twitter.com/7NZJPQ4ED1

On June 7, 1958, a true original was born. For Prince Rogers Nelson, he considered that date in 1958 his only birthday. "I don't celebrate birthdays, so that stops me from counting days, which stops me from counting time," he said in 1999. #NothingCompares2Upic.twitter.com/G9ngBQBntA

Starting this Saturday, PBS viewers across the U.S. will have the opportunity to catch Prince In Concert: Rave Un2 the Year 2000, Prince's historic turn-of-the-millennium New Year's Eve party held at @PaisleyPark. Check your local listings for broadcast times.pic.twitter.com/QsReCOfyVo

“James Brown played a big influence in my style. When I was about 10 years old, my stepdad put me on the stage with him, and I danced a little bit until the bodyguard took me off." — Prince, @MTV, July 1985pic.twitter.com/MKT1jzz4LZ

Prince's mother, Mattie Della (Shaw) Baker, was a singer in the Prince Rogers Trio and a longtime social worker in the Minneapolis public schools. She could often be seen attending Prince's hometown events. Photo Credit: Tyka Nelsonpic.twitter.com/s5uXorlBCx

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The legendary Grammy winning, chart-topping artist @StevieWonder was hugely influential to a young Prince, who would often cite him as a musical inspiration.pic.twitter.com/54HHP2n6JC

“He was free. He was fearless. He was music. He was rock and roll. I am because he was.”
 — @JanelleMonaepic.twitter.com/u9apeU1M8Q