Succession Prince: “He still has music to give”

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While the posthumous album Timeless has just been released, L. Londell McMillan, co-manager of the Prince estate and lawyer of the artist for more than ten years, returns in a long interview on the future of the trunk, the musical comedy Purple Rain àBroadway, the buried Netflix documentary and the reproaches of some of the fans.

“I didn’t always give the record companies the best song,” Prince said in 2014, in his last interview with WECB. “There are songs in the trunk that no one has ever heard. There are several vaults, not just one. We record so much that we don’t have time to compile everything. One day we could gather all the best from a given period and release it. »

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