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It would have been one of the defining moments in musical history – a duet between pop royals Michael Jackson and Prince.
But such a dream collaboration may have been closer to becoming a reality than many realise.
Prince visited Michael Jackson’s home to plan an all-star duet with the King of Pop, but left dissatisfied with the project, Quincy Jones has newly revealed.
And it looks like it was a simple case of ego which thwarted this historic union – “[Prince] was always competing with Michael”, said the super-producer repeatedly, during an exclusive fresh interview with The National.
The Purple One was set to join Jackson on the 1987 hit single Bad, released at the peak of both stars’s fame.
Prince Albums and Singles Celebrating Big Anniversaries in 2021
Below, we re recognizing the many milestone anniversaries that Prince will have in the year 2021
The list includes singles, albums and tours by Prince in the years 1981, 1986, 1991, 1996, 2001 and 2006, as well as work by proteges on which he appeared. Together, they comprise some of his greatest successes, both commercially and artistically, and also some experiments that didn t capture the public s imagination as well.
1981: 40 Years Ago
Prince made two treks across the U.S. in support of 1980 s
Dirty Mind. The first leg ended in December 1980, but he resumed on March 9, 1981 at Sam s in Minneapolis. He stayed on the road through April 6, when it concluded at the Saenger Theatre in New Orleans.
Five Years Ago: Prince Plays the First Show of His Final Tour
Prince s last tour was a series of solo shows that featured just him, a purple piano and his incredible catalog of songs.
The first two performances of the Piano & a Microphone tour took place on Jan. 21 in front of about 1,000 fans at Paisley Park, his complex in Chanhassen, Minn.
Rolling Stone was on hand for the 21-song opening show, noting that it focused heavily on the first decade of his career and was more or less sequenced chronologically. He began with
For You s Baby and concluded with
“This is what I usually do this time of night,” Prince told the audience. “It’s better with you all present.” It was one of a few times he addressed those in attendance. After Free, he briefly spoke about David Bowie, who had passed away less than two weeks earlier. “I only met him once, Prince said. He was nice to me. He seemed like he was nice to everybody.”
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