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'You?re gonna dance your butts off': The Revolution's Brownmark on his audition for Prince and reuniting the band
this is a discussion within the NOLA Community Forum; On April 25, 2016, New Orleans held a massive purple-hued second line memorial for Prince, who died a few days earlier at his Paisley Park home. His last performance in New Orleans, inside the Superdome at the 2014 Essence Festival, ...
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'You?re gonna dance your butts off': The Revolution's Brownmark on his audition for Prince and reuniting the band
 On April 25, 2016, New Orleans held a massive purple-hued second line memorial for Prince, who died a few days earlier at his Paisley Park home. His last performance in New Orleans, inside the Superdome at the 2014 Essence Festival, came nearly 30 years after his debut inside that same venue, during a 1985 run of his landmark Purple Rain tour. Performing alongside him was the classic lineup of The Revolution ? Wendy and Lisa, Dr. Fink, Bobby Z, and Brownmark.? |
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