Music
Prince covers album has February release
Published Tuesday, Jan 15 2008, 17:35 GMT | By Alex Fletcher
An album of Prince covers from acts such as Soulwax and Peaches has been given a February release date.
The LP, entitled Controversy - A Tribute To Prince, will be released on February 4 and contains versions of the solo star's hits 'Purple Rain' and 'Alphabet Street'.
Other acts appearing on the album include D'Angelo, Hefner, and The Dynamics.
The full tracklisting is:
D’Angelo - 'She’s Always In My Hair'
Stina Nordenstam - 'Purple Rain'
Blue States - 'Alphabet Street'
Susanna & The Magical Orchestra - 'Condition Of The Heart'
Osunlade - 'Crazy You'
Hefner - 'Controversy'
The Dynamics - 'Girls & Boys'
Broadway Project feat. Jeb Loy Nichols - 'The Ballad Of Dorothy Parker'
Hurtz with Peaches - 'Sexy Dancer'
Soulwax - 'Starfish & Coffee'
Rob Mello - 'Critical'
LB - 'The Future'
Kode 9 & Space Ape - 'Sine Of The Dub'
The LP, entitled Controversy - A Tribute To Prince, will be released on February 4 and contains versions of the solo star's hits 'Purple Rain' and 'Alphabet Street'.
Other acts appearing on the album include D'Angelo, Hefner, and The Dynamics.
The full tracklisting is:
D’Angelo - 'She’s Always In My Hair'
Stina Nordenstam - 'Purple Rain'
Blue States - 'Alphabet Street'
Susanna & The Magical Orchestra - 'Condition Of The Heart'
Osunlade - 'Crazy You'
Hefner - 'Controversy'
The Dynamics - 'Girls & Boys'
Broadway Project feat. Jeb Loy Nichols - 'The Ballad Of Dorothy Parker'
Hurtz with Peaches - 'Sexy Dancer'
Soulwax - 'Starfish & Coffee'
Rob Mello - 'Critical'
LB - 'The Future'
Kode 9 & Space Ape - 'Sine Of The Dub'
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