Prince a joué dans son repère (Club 77) pour des invités privilégiés un after juste après l'After Party des Grammy Dimanche 8 Février tard dans la nuit (09.02.2009 a.m.)
Source : http://theenvelope.latimes.com/entertai ... 1033.story
Détails du Concert ici : http://www.drfunkenberry.com/
[09/02/2009] Prince Grammy After Party feat. Whitney Houston
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lasvegas3121
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2 bad.. but so real...VINNIE a écrit :Génial. Comme d'hab quoi ; il fait des shows exclusivement pour le show biz, montre son site à un petit cercle de privilégiés.
Il est devenu le People des People.
:roll:
quel gachis... pour nous les fans.....
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Et c'est reparti sur un autre sujet ...........
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Je ne vois pas le souci avec ces soirées, qu'il les fréquente n'est pas nouveau, il se montre avec sa nouvelle protégée, fais un concert pour quelques personnes et alors? Ce n'est pas comme s'il ne nous préparait rien à côté et normalement en mars on va pouvoir enfin se concentrer sur des choses plus nourrissantes, et, j'en suis sur, on se souviendra plus de tous ces à-côté.
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il semblerait que Prince ai joué du nouveau... 8)
"Exclusive! Just Dance; Prince’s Grammy After-Jam With Whitney Houston
Posted in Celebrity News, Entertainment, Music on February 10th, 2009 by drfunkenberry
( We did get a review! This was sent in to us!)
o whatta nite!
We’d been hoping the rumors were true about a potential 77 afterjam Sunday nite. We got the word last minute: it’s on!
As guests like Tyler Perry, Herbie Hancock and Jennifer Gordon (you’ll know who she is real soon, trust us) mingled in the kitchen, we heard a few strums of an acoustic guitar around the corner in the ballroom. How cool is this — a surprise acoustic set with Prince on guitar, Shelby J and Liv Warfield on vocals and tambourine and Frederic Yonnet on harmonica. They opened with “North Carolina,” Shelby J.’s theme song. Inside track on this song is that Prince and Shelby are really taking their time about creating classic material before recording Shelby’s debut CD. They’ve dabbled in the studio but after fleshing the tunes out in a live setting, the songs take on a life of their own. Expect big things from this project. The quartet stopped briefly 2 congratulate a newcomer 2 the party, Whitney Houston, on her triumphant return 2 the stage the previous night during the pre-Grammy Bash at the Beverly Hilton.
After a few down-home jams, Prince — still strumming and singing – led the procession downstairs 2 where the rest of the band was already set up in the basement.
Without dropping a beat the crew kicked in2 “Ol Skool Company” , a new song from the 4thcoming MPLSound CD This is gonna b 2009’s “Day of Wild”, people. Seriously, it’s treacherous.
Let’s pray Yonnet stays with this bunch because his virtuosity on the harmonica gives this band a mature sound that is somewhat lacking when Renato Neto isn’t present. Sidenote: Marva King, we were told, is no longer with the band. She is bowing out 2 pursue solo endeavors. Liv Warfield gave her all and then some on the song “When Will We b Paid.” Sounding like a younger version of Mavis Staples in her heyday (think Wattstax), this sister is a more than able replacement. Other highlights from the night included Anthony Hamilton lending his soul 2 the brew…at one point saying “Prince’s karaoke night is the hardest. Me and Cee-lo still having nightmares ’bout the last time we were here.” We love us some Ant…brother you can’t do no wrong!
“Bridge Over Troubled Water” (the Aretha Franklin arrangement, not Simon and Garfunkel although they wrote it) really got the crowd teary-eyed. Another point that should b mentioned is that hearing Prince rip through classic cover instrumentals like “Stratus” or “Frankenstein” is always gonna b a treat because they take on an otherworldliness that can only happen when dipped in purple. Boy must have gotten some new pedals or something because there were sounds coming from that guitar that sometimes turned in2 color. Sounds crazy but true.
The room filled up with faces familiar and not, groovin’ 2 “Crimson & Clover“, “I’m Going Down” “Long Train Running” and “Kiss” Dance joint of the night tho was “Hollywood Swinging.” They just couldn’t stop that sucka, no matter how hard they tried. Everyone — the servers, DJ Rashida , the security, even the housekeepers — YES everybody was dancing! Nobody outdanced The Twinz’ mother tho, who, dressed in white, was auditioning for her daughters’ vacated spot.
It seemed like one big family, everyone chill, having fun regardless of background, age, gender, race, social status. None of that mattered. It felt a lot like any Prince concert — music is the bond that unites us all. Being in a room of totally satisfied people cannot b overstated. It’s utter bliss. Try it sometime. Invite your favorite people over and put on some of your favorite music and just dance. Don’t even think about it, just dance. Like Holly Robinson, Sanaa Lathan, Chris Tucker, Bria Valente, and her handsome and gracious father, Tyler and Whitney did…just dance.
source: drFunkaberry
"Exclusive! Just Dance; Prince’s Grammy After-Jam With Whitney Houston
Posted in Celebrity News, Entertainment, Music on February 10th, 2009 by drfunkenberry
( We did get a review! This was sent in to us!)
o whatta nite!
We’d been hoping the rumors were true about a potential 77 afterjam Sunday nite. We got the word last minute: it’s on!
As guests like Tyler Perry, Herbie Hancock and Jennifer Gordon (you’ll know who she is real soon, trust us) mingled in the kitchen, we heard a few strums of an acoustic guitar around the corner in the ballroom. How cool is this — a surprise acoustic set with Prince on guitar, Shelby J and Liv Warfield on vocals and tambourine and Frederic Yonnet on harmonica. They opened with “North Carolina,” Shelby J.’s theme song. Inside track on this song is that Prince and Shelby are really taking their time about creating classic material before recording Shelby’s debut CD. They’ve dabbled in the studio but after fleshing the tunes out in a live setting, the songs take on a life of their own. Expect big things from this project. The quartet stopped briefly 2 congratulate a newcomer 2 the party, Whitney Houston, on her triumphant return 2 the stage the previous night during the pre-Grammy Bash at the Beverly Hilton.
After a few down-home jams, Prince — still strumming and singing – led the procession downstairs 2 where the rest of the band was already set up in the basement.
Without dropping a beat the crew kicked in2 “Ol Skool Company” , a new song from the 4thcoming MPLSound CD This is gonna b 2009’s “Day of Wild”, people. Seriously, it’s treacherous.
Let’s pray Yonnet stays with this bunch because his virtuosity on the harmonica gives this band a mature sound that is somewhat lacking when Renato Neto isn’t present. Sidenote: Marva King, we were told, is no longer with the band. She is bowing out 2 pursue solo endeavors. Liv Warfield gave her all and then some on the song “When Will We b Paid.” Sounding like a younger version of Mavis Staples in her heyday (think Wattstax), this sister is a more than able replacement. Other highlights from the night included Anthony Hamilton lending his soul 2 the brew…at one point saying “Prince’s karaoke night is the hardest. Me and Cee-lo still having nightmares ’bout the last time we were here.” We love us some Ant…brother you can’t do no wrong!
“Bridge Over Troubled Water” (the Aretha Franklin arrangement, not Simon and Garfunkel although they wrote it) really got the crowd teary-eyed. Another point that should b mentioned is that hearing Prince rip through classic cover instrumentals like “Stratus” or “Frankenstein” is always gonna b a treat because they take on an otherworldliness that can only happen when dipped in purple. Boy must have gotten some new pedals or something because there were sounds coming from that guitar that sometimes turned in2 color. Sounds crazy but true.
The room filled up with faces familiar and not, groovin’ 2 “Crimson & Clover“, “I’m Going Down” “Long Train Running” and “Kiss” Dance joint of the night tho was “Hollywood Swinging.” They just couldn’t stop that sucka, no matter how hard they tried. Everyone — the servers, DJ Rashida , the security, even the housekeepers — YES everybody was dancing! Nobody outdanced The Twinz’ mother tho, who, dressed in white, was auditioning for her daughters’ vacated spot.
It seemed like one big family, everyone chill, having fun regardless of background, age, gender, race, social status. None of that mattered. It felt a lot like any Prince concert — music is the bond that unites us all. Being in a room of totally satisfied people cannot b overstated. It’s utter bliss. Try it sometime. Invite your favorite people over and put on some of your favorite music and just dance. Don’t even think about it, just dance. Like Holly Robinson, Sanaa Lathan, Chris Tucker, Bria Valente, and her handsome and gracious father, Tyler and Whitney did…just dance.
source: drFunkaberry
"Be cool Rover... Don't bite nobody"
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sim theury
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Il a toujours fait ce genre de petite sauterie privée entre VIP depuis le début des 80's. Sauf qu'à l'époque personne ne le savait.VINNIE a écrit :Génial. Comme d'hab quoi ; il fait des shows exclusivement pour le show biz, montre son site à un petit cercle de privilégiés.
Il est devenu le People des People.
:roll:
A l'heure actuelle avec Internet,on est presque capable de vivre jour par jour ce qu'il fait. Ce n'est pas sa faute si ce n'est pas aussi passionnant que nous le fantasmions.
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niko67
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Merci Purple Jerome pour le lien
Cela avait l'air bien sympa cette petite soirée, l'hôte et ses convives ont pris du bon temps, tant mieux pour eux.
Cool, les Yvelines sont dans la place !Purple-Jerome a écrit :Let’s pray Yonnet stays with this bunch because his virtuosity on the harmonica gives this band a mature sound that is somewhat lacking when Renato Neto isn’t present.
Re-cool; il continue de jouer "Stratus"through classic cover instrumentals like “Stratus” or “Frankenstein” is always gonna b a treat because they take on an otherworldliness that can only happen when dipped in purple. Boy must have gotten some new pedals or something because there were sounds coming from that guitar that sometimes turned in2 color. Sounds crazy but true.
Cela avait l'air bien sympa cette petite soirée, l'hôte et ses convives ont pris du bon temps, tant mieux pour eux.
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Ouais bah passionnant ou pas j'aurais bien aimé y être quand même à cette petite sauterie!
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Si cela pouvait être vrai en tout cas voilà bien une phrase qui fait naître de beaux fantasmes. Keep the faithWithout dropping a beat the crew kicked in2 “Ol Skool Company” , a new song from the 4thcoming MPLSound CD This is gonna b 2009’s “Day of Wild”, people. Seriously, it’s treacherous.
Peace
L.
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Purple-Jerome
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Pareil. Bon je pensais que le morceau "3121" etait le Days Of Wild des années 2000 mais si P. nous en ressort un de cette veine, je suis preneur !lastdecember a écrit :Si cela pouvait être vrai en tout cas voilà bien une phrase qui fait naître de beaux fantasmes. Keep the faithWithout dropping a beat the crew kicked in2 “Ol Skool Company” , a new song from the 4thcoming MPLSound CD This is gonna b 2009’s “Day of Wild”, people. Seriously, it’s treacherous.
Peace
L.
"Be cool Rover... Don't bite nobody"
et si c'était sa technique de vente ?VINNIE a écrit :...il fait des shows exclusivement pour le show biz...
Les grandes marques habillent les stars pour augmenter leur part de marché !
En tout cas j'aimerais bien pouvoir être à une de ses fêtes!
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Ben moi aussi !!!calhounsquare a écrit :Ouais bah passionnant ou pas j'aurais bien aimé y être quand même à cette petite sauterie!
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"I'm going down" = Alphabet Street
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Tout pareil !!!!!Purple-Jerome a écrit :Pareil. Bon je pensais que le morceau "3121" etait le Days Of Wild des années 2000 mais si P. nous en ressort un de cette veine, je suis preneur !lastdecember a écrit :Si cela pouvait être vrai en tout cas voilà bien une phrase qui fait naître de beaux fantasmes. Keep the faithWithout dropping a beat the crew kicked in2 “Ol Skool Company” , a new song from the 4thcoming MPLSound CD This is gonna b 2009’s “Day of Wild”, people. Seriously, it’s treacherous.
Peace
L.