musical excerpt, fyi

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Date: Thu, 7 Jun 2001 09:27:53 -0400
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Subject: 0607 - Today in Black History - June 07

1958 - Prince Rogers Nelson is born in Minneapolis, Minnesota.  He
        will become a singer and prolific songwriter and producer
        known to the public as "Prince."  An incurable movie fan, he
        will have a passion for drama (and comedy).  His own films
        will include "Purple Rain," "Under the Cherry Moon,"
        and "Grafitti Bridge."  "Purple Rain" (1984) will be hailed
        by some critics as the best rock movie ever made and earn
        Prince an Oscar for best original song score and soundtrack
        album.  Because of his desire to have complete artistic control
        over his music, he will endure several years of a contract
        dispute with his label, Warner Brothers, which results in him
        appearing in public with the word SLAVE written on his face.
        In 1993, he will change his name to "The Artist Formerly Known
        As Prince" (TAFKAP or The Artist).  He will come out of the
        Warner Brothers conflict happily.  He will establish a new
        relationship with EMI Records that will allow him to record
        and produce whatever he wants to release.

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