Graffiti Bridge

The songs, many of them quite good, deserved a better vehicle.

‘The Question of U’ was used in a pivotal moment in 'Graffiti Bridge.'

Tracing the origins of Prince's 'New Power Generation' – the song AND the band.

Who is more boastful—he who writes the boasts or he who delivers them? Prince and Morris Day fire up their egos in the Time's 'Release It.'

By 1990, Prince had worked with a sea of diverse, talented singers and musicians, but he'd never worked with a child act. Then Tevin Campbell came along.

Twins account for about three in 100 births in the United States. In terms of Prince songwriting, such a double blessing happened at least once.

"The Grand Progression" was a powerful ballad originally intended for the film 'Graffiti Bridge.'

Throughout his long and prolific career, Prince would tirelessly construct certain songs only to abandon them before anyone else ever got to hear them.

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

Prince may have made a sequel to his hit film 'Purple Rain,' but the first single from 'Graffiti Bridge' made it clear he had no plans to repeat himself musically.