Mike Joseph

Despite its radio-scaring title, Prince's "Irresistible Bitch" managed to become something of a hit.

Prince kicked off his 'Emancipation' from Warner Bros. by throwing a party.

An in-depth look at "Adore," the great final note on Prince's magnum opus, 1987’s 'Sign O' the Times.'

"Insatiable," from 1991's 'Diamonds and Pearls,' is one of Prince's best sexy slow jams.

Vanity 6's debut single became a modern classic thanks to its saucy lyrics and an irresistible groove created by Prince.

The closing track of 'Musicology' found Prince in a rare moment of looking backwards.

Power chords and one of his most mature lyrics to date helped make "I Could Never Take the Place of Your Man" a Top 10 hit for Prince.

"Head" is one of the reasons Prince's 'Dirty Mind' was sent to radio with a sticker saying, '“Programmers: Please audition before airing.”

"Shhh" holds a rare place in Prince's catalog as one of the few tracks that he put out as his own after someone else had released their version of it.

After taking "The Glamorous Life" to the top of the charts, Prince and Sheila E. had a second hit with "A Love Bizarre."