Originals

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

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

The stories behind all 15 tracks on 2019's posthumous collection of songs given to other artists.

A new 15-song posthumous release underscores his almost telepathic ability to inhabit other music minds.

Prince hands the spotlight -- and the royalties -- over to Sheila E for "Holly Rock" from the 'Krush Groove' soundtrack.

The Bangles had their first major hit in 1986 with "Manic Monday," a song Prince gifted to them.

Featured in 'Purple Rain,' "Jungle Love became a hit for the Time. But you needed the album version to get the full effect of its greatness.

Martika followed up the success of her debut by working with Prince on the Top 10 hit, "Love... Thy Will Be Done."

If any song properly defined Prince in the summer of 1984, it was “100 MPH," because that’s just about the speed he was working around the clock

The song Prince wrote under the Family name became a huge hit for Sinead O'Connor - and took a long, strange path to become one of his signature songs.