With much pride we can present you the interview we have conducted with Susan Rogers. She is a well known name in the Prince community, because she was responsible for his engineer work between 1983 & 1988 and during the eighties she was around to help Prince with recording his classics.
I first saw his name appear in the credits for the “Parade” album, and since then, he’s collaborated with Prince throughout his career, contributing string arrangements and orchesta work to tracks like “Pink Cashmere”, “The One”, “Goodbye”, “Strays of the World” and most recently, "Te Amo Corazon” from 3121.
Gary Brandt: I recorded the entire Prince album. Mixed elsewhere. (I had another album to do and Prince never committed to more than a month with me). Everything we cut was used on his album. He did his demos at his home in Minneapolis and I never heard them.
Back in September, another HQ member shared David's blog post about taking photos of Paisley Park (). On a whim, I emailed him and asked if he'd be willing to do an email Q&A; for the fans at Housequake. Thanks to David for his time and thoughtful answers! Enjoy.
Here are the 20 selected questions & answers from the Greg Boyer questionnaire. Thanks to Greg and to all who participated! I will soon announce the winner from the Q&A; session in this thread soon. So keep an eye on it...
Matthew Robert Fink, better known by the stage name Doctor Fink, is an American keyboardist, record producer, and songwriter. He is best known as a member of The Revolution, the backing band for pop musician Prince. Fink won a Grammy Award in 1985 for the album Purple Rain. The recording has sold over 18 million copies since its release.
Here are the selected 20 questions from our members & the answers from Dez Dickerson himself. I'd like to thank Dez Dickerson for participating on this questionaire & ofcourse all the Housequake members that sent in a question. Do yourself a favor, and buy his book (My Time With Prince), it's a fun & interesting read!
