Prince - Rave Un2 the Joy Fantastic (1999)

Prince - Rave Un2 the Joy Fantastic (1999)

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Prince - Rave Un2 the Joy Fantastic

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1. "Rave Un2 the Joy Fantastic"   4:18

2. "Undisputed"   4:19

3. "The Greatest Romance Ever Sold"   5:29

4. "Segue"   0:04

5. "Hot Wit U"   5:11

6. "Tangerine"   1:30

7. "So Far, So Pleased"   3:23

8. "The Sun, the Moon and Stars"   5:15

9. "Everyday Is a Winding Road"   6:12

10. "Segue"   0:18

11. "Man'O'War"   5:14

12. "Baby Knows"   3:18

13. "👁 Love U, but 👁 Don't Trust U Anymore"   3:33

14. "Silly Game"   3:29

15. "Strange but True"   4:12

16. "Wherever U Go, Whatever U Do"   3:17

17. "1-800-Newfunk Ad" (hidden track)   0:43

18. "Prettyman" (hidden track)   4:23

Prince Musicians Band Members

Prince – all other vocals and instruments

Mike Scott – guitar (3)

Ani DiFranco – acoustic guitar (13)

Rhonda Smith – acoustic bass (6), bass (7)

Kirk Johnson – drums (7), percussion (11)

Michael B. – drums (12)

Kenni Holmen – saxophone (5)

Kathy Jensen – saxophone (5)

Maceo Parker – saxophone (18)

Steve Strand – trumpet (5)

Dave Jensen – trumpet (5)

Michael B. Nelson – trombone (5)

Gwen Stefani – co-lead vocals (7)

Sheryl Crow – co-lead vocals and harmonica (12)

Marva King – backing vocals (7)

Larry Graham – backing vocals (9)

DuJuan Blackshire – backing vocals (9)

Johnnie Blackshire – backing vocals (9)

Kip Blackshire – vocoder vocals (2, 9)

Chuck D – rap (2)

Eve – rap (5)

Bros. Jules – scratches (2, 18)

Clare Fischer – orchestration (8, 10, 14)

Rave Un2 the Joy Fantastic is the twenty-third studio album by American recording artist Prince, who was at the time going by the unpronounceable "Love Symbol" (as shown on the album cover). Released on November 9, 1999 by NPG Records and Arista Records, the album was issued shortly after the release of The Vault: Old Friends 4 Sale (1999). It includes several guest appearances, including by Gwen Stefani, Eve, and Sheryl Crow; Prince also completed a cover of Crow's 1996 single "Everyday Is a Winding Road". A pop and R&B album, it departs from the soul genre found on Prince's previous efforts.