
40 years ago - a man who would go on to become one of the biggest stars in the world, and one of its most respected musicians, was booed off the stage having been pelted with bottles and food from the audience. Ricci Terranova was in the audience that day and takes us back to the Los Angeles Coliseum in 1981, as a breakthrough act by the name of Prince is about to surprise 90,000 people - all waiting for The Rolling Stones.
How can U just leave me standing? ...in search of Prince Rogers Nelson.Show Notes
Lifelong fan and audience member at the LA Coliseum 40 years ago - Ricci Terranova takes us back to recount his memories of Prince's first major stadium show, the last he ever gave as a support act. He went on to become a cultural phenomenon and define pop culture in the 1980s, but not before a chastening experience in front of 90,000 Rolling Stones fans. Ricci also tells us about his second show on the Purple Rain tour before discussing Prince's career and legacy.
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