Prince - The TruthThe Truth is widely regarded as one of Prince's most underappreciated hidden gems. The album was originally released as an accompaniment to the 1998 triple album Crystal Ball, which marked the first time that Prince released an album totally independently. The Truth was also the first Prince album to be labeled "acoustic," though it does contain electronic instruments and elements, and it gave listeners an unprecedented chance to hear his songwriting

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Renowned British producer and arranger Peter Vettese is responsible for most of the orchestration

Everything depends on Nyoka

a work whose surface brilliance disguises it's inner complexity

virtuoso playing and heart-racing energy of HEAD FIRST

Dicky (Bale)

Other outernational guests featured on this single are Felix Kubin on organ and Jimi Siebels on baritone saxophone

(formerly of the Heartbreakers and the New York Dolls) and Patti Palladin (Snatch) were both exiled in London

To celebrate the 30th anniversary of the film

John Nielsen

and festive work with the subtitle "King Oscar II in memoriam

these three piano quartets are among the earliest examples of a chamber music genre that would not reach full maturity until the time of Brahms