365 Prince Songs

Stevie Nicks may have written 'Stand Back' for her solo album 'The Wild Heart,' but it had Prince's fingerprints all over it.

Prince wrote "Wednesday" as an opportunity for Jill Jones to shine in 'Purple Rain,' but it wound up on the cutting room floor.

Prince had originally intended "International Lover" to be for the Time, but he took it back and used it to close out '1999.'

A song from Prince's 'A Piano & a Microphone' finds him building something captivating around only one chord and a few lyrics.

We examine the history of the gospel standard, which closes out Spike Lee’s 'BlacKkKlansman' in a newly unearthed recording by Prince.

When Prince died, there was little doubt as to which of his songs would be used as the soundtrack to the world's mourning.

We said goodbye when there was still so much left to say. We said goodbye in the most shocking, saddest of ways.

There's at least one person out there who doesn't get happy every time he randomly stumbles upon a radio station playing Prince's 1986 smash "Kiss."

Understatement alert: It must have been rather challenging to be on the Warner Bros. marketing team assigned to Prince in the mid-'90s.

"Jerk Out" was the hit single from the Time's 1990 reunion album 'Pandemonium.'