Songs

Prince originally gave the song to Sheila E. in 1985.

The singer's lead single was a female reinterpretation of the Prince hit.

“Guitar” showed up smack dab in the middle of his last act, and while the lyrics are an ode to his love of the six-string, the musical arrangement is all talk and no action.

Released on Independence Day 2004, the song touched on some of the biggest issues dividing American society.

Late in his life, Prince changed the way he worked for decades by bringing in Joshua Welton to co-produce and co-write.

While writing the track, Prince borrowed a line from one of Mitchell's classic tunes.

The new 'Manic Monday' video features previously unseen Prince footage.

She invited him for studio visit to hear track he’d inspired, but didn’t expect him to show up.

'Controversy' showed glimpses of the crossover appeal that would hurtle Prince to stardom just three years later.

Prince's third album was a clear artistic advancement on its predecessor, exploring adult themes in a daring way.