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In 1983 a phone call about a job opening in Minneapolis changed Susan Rogers' life forever. Working as Prince’s staff engineer for five years, she’d spend day and night behind the desk and tape machines to ensure that he was able to record his limitless stream of musical ideas…
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In 1982, Prince sat down at his studio s acoustic piano to record How Come U Don t Call Me Anymore, an emotional ballad centering on love that had seemingly come and gone.
The song served as the B-side to the sonically opposite hit 1999, a funky, drum machine-driven party single packed with synth. Despite his reputation for wild songwriting, Prince wanted to world to know that he could slow things down and get personal.
The stripped-down, soulful number not only highlights Prince s piano skills it s also a potent vocal showcase. Singing mostly in falsetto, Prince weaves a powerful but lonely story of missed communication through only two verses and a bridge. Overdubbing himself into a group of backing vocalists, he echos his own heartbreak throughout the song, gospel-style. The only recording personnel credit listed for the track: Prince.
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