The Time

The man known as "St. Paul" has released "Minne Forget Me Not," a tribute to Minneapolis.

The band's most commercially successful album to date also signaled the end of an era.

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

"Jerk Out" was the hit single from the Time's 1990 reunion album 'Pandemonium.'

The unreleased original version of Prince's "Old Friends 4 Sale" is a requiem for the end of Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis's original run in the Time.

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.

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.'

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.

Dez Dickerson had to change his phone number when the Prince-penned "777-9311" became a 1982 hit for the Time.

"Get It Up" was the first song on the debut by the Time. But it was really just Prince with Morris Day on vocals.