Songs

Coming after a few underperforming albums, 1991's 'Diamonds and Pearls' was a career reboot for Prince.

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.

"Joey Coco" was credited with writing Kenny Rogers' 1986 song "You're My Love," but it was another one of Prince's pseudonyms.

A deep dive into each track on Prince's second album, 1979's 'Prince.'

Prince brought in Eve to boost the commercial prospects of the song, but it didn't click.

Prince and Kate Bush operated at two very different speeds — but they both created on utterly singular planes.

Diffuser's 365 Prince Songs series continues with a look at the creation and legacy of "America" from 'Around the World in a Day.'

Armed with the New Power Generation, "My Name Is Prince" introduces a newborn decade to Prince's chameleon-like cultural adaptability.

When Prince died, there was little doubt as to which of his songs would be used as the soundtrack to the world's mourning.

The b-side of "Purple Rain' found Prince taking us to church.