
Episode 3: BrownMark shares his favourite memories of Prince, the life lessons he taught him and he recalls their final conversation inside the Paisley Park studio complex. We discuss the legacy of Prince and The Revolution, their place in history and going back to a 9-5 job after Life in the Purple Kingdom. Essential listening for fans and music lovers alike.
How can U just leave me standing? ...in search of Prince Rogers Nelson.Show Notes
In part 3 of the interview with Prince & The Revolution bassist BrownMark, we talk about his life outside of the Purple Kingdom. Mark shares his favourite memories of Prince, the life lessons he taught him and he also recalls their final conversation inside the Paisley Park studio complex. We discuss the legacy of Prince and The Revolution, their place in history and going back to a 9-5 job after Life in the Purple Kingdom. Essential listening for fans and music lovers alike.
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