Prince's longtime collaborator and keyboard player, Lisa Coleman, joined Prince's band in the early 1980s and became a member of the Revolution. Coleman spoke to The Current's Andrea Swensson about her time working with Prince, both in the studio and on the road. "Hang around Prince, and stuff was going to happen," Coleman recalls. "And it did. I never met anybody that really followed through on everything they said like that." Listen to Andrea's full conversation with Lisa Coleman.
Jellybean Johnson unveils plans for Minneapolis Sound Museum
Andre Cymone discusses Prince's 'Controversy,' released 40 years ago
Michael Bland and Tommy Barbarella of the New Power Generation talk 'Diamonds and Pearls'
Taja Sevelle - Prince's philanthropy and mentorship
Dr. Fink: 'When Prince sang live, he was just impeccable'
Fred Armisen: 'I could talk about Prince endlessly'
LeRoy Bennett: 'Prince was beyond anybody'
Jellybean Johnson, 'Prince knew we had something special here in Minneapolis'
Bobby Z: 'Prince went from a caterpillar to a butterfly in that one purple trench coat'
Nile Rodgers: 'Prince made such an impression on the world'
Sheila E. on Prince's humanity, music in the vault
Brittany Howard: 'Prince always stayed true to himself'
Dez Dickerson: 'Put an explosion over it'
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After talking with Robert Hilburn in 1982, Prince stopped giving interviews for three years. We talked to Hilburn
'Purple Rain' Director Albert Magnoli
Bobby Z - What Makes 1999 Great?
Sharon Smith-Akinsanya on bringing Prince's Glam Slam nightclub to life
DJ Michael Holtz's true stories from Paisley Park
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