Prince

British artist was forced to take a new direction and ended up with something he "liked better."

They had a trio of amusing encounters over three decades – but never a conversation.

'Cheers' actress appeared on Purple One's 1992 'The Love Symbol Album.'

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.

The multi-talented artist's fifth album was largely created via sonic experimentations in his home studio. His 1982 LP would become his breakthrough release.

"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.'

He started to transform into a world-beating '80s phenom on this transitional fourth album.

After proving he could still rule the charts, Prince took a wild left turn.

Third album is charm for legend in the making.