Mike Joseph

"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."

A mostly instrumental single from Prince's second album deepened Prince's status in dance clubs.

Prince's 'Private Joy' was so catchy it got the attention of the first family of pop music.

On the first single from 'Dirty Mind,' Prince takes a close-minded woman to see people of all colors partying together.

The election of President Donald Trump may entice more celebrities to run for public office - but judging from 'Pope,' it's highly unlikely Prince would have been one of them.

With the hit single "Controversy," Prince let it be known that he would not be easily categorized.

1993's "Pink Cashmere" was based on a birthday gift Prince gave to his girlfriend, Anna "Anna Fantastic" Garcia.

The 1979 song from Prince's sophomore album was a nod to the record company's insistence that he make more commercially viable music.

“Joy in Repetition” is one of the unheralded gems of Prince's commercially released catalog.