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8 by Madhouse (CD, Jan-1987, Warner Bros. Records Record Label) 
8 by Madhouse (CD, Jan-1987, Warner Bros. Records Record Label)

 
8 by Madhouse (CD, Jan-1987, Warner Bros. Records Record Label)

Artist: Madhouse
Release Date: Jan 1987
Format: CD
Record Label: Warner Bros. Records (Record Label)
Genre: Rock & Pop
UPC: 075992554527
Product ID: EPID3479133
Description: Recorded at Madhouse Studios, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Recorded in less than five days in the fall of 1986, 8 was Prince's first foray into jazz fusion, a natural progression from the sophisticated, horn-spiked funk of Parade. As with h...
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Track Listing
1. One
2. Two
3. Three
4. Four
5. Five
6. Six
7. Seven
8. Eight

Details
Playing Time:38 min.
Contributing Artists:Prince
Distributor:WEA (Distributor)
Recording Type:Studio
Recording Mode:Stereo
SPAR Code:n/a

Album Notes
Recorded at Madhouse Studios, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Recorded in less than five days in the fall of 1986, 8 was Prince's first foray into jazz fusion, a natural progression from the sophisticated, horn-spiked funk of Parade. As with his numerous other side projects, like the Time and early Sheila E., Prince took pains to disguise his involvement, making woodwind player Eric Leeds the spokesman for Madhouse. In fact, Prince wrote and laid down all eight tracks before calling on Leeds -- who was reportedly being rewarded for his loyalty -- to add overdubs on sax and flute. The results, titled only by number, are more impressive when considered in light of how many other musical balls Prince had in the air at the time: Sheila E.'s third effort, the beginnings of The Black Album, and his own epic Dream Factory (which would later mutate into the two-disc Sign o' the Times), among others. But on their own merits, the songs aren't bad, either, with the instrumental format offering Prince and Leeds a chance to indulge in more complex melodic and harmonic ideas than often appeared on record. In that sense, 8 has more in common with the Revolution's legendary live shows of this period, which often featured such extended jams. The best song, however, is the simple single "6," a throwback to the foot-stomping '60s soul-jazz of artists like Grant Green, updated with an explosive '80s backbeat. Not an essential item in the Prince canon, this is still miles ahead of the sort of fuzak Kenny G. and Najee (who would end up in Prince's band, years later) were taking straight to the bank at about the same time. ~ Dan LeRoy

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