Prince releases his twenty-ninth album : ‘Planet Earth’ (2007)
Prince‘s ‘Planet Earth’ is his twenty-ninth studio album released, as a free CD with a UK national newspaper, on July 15, 2007 by Npg.
Track Listing : 1.Planet Earth (Prince) – 05:51 . 2.Guitar (Prince) – 03:45 . 3.Somewhere Here On Earth (Prince) – 05:45 . 4.The One U Wanna C (Prince) – 04:29 . 5.Future Baby Mama (Prince) – 04:47 . 6.Mr. Goodnight (Prince) – 04:26 . 7.All The Midnights In The World (Prince) – 02:21 . 8.Chelsea Rodgers (Prince) – 05:41 . 9.Lion Of Judah (Prince) – 04:10 . 10.Resolution (Prince) – 03:40
Randee Saint Nicholas
Musicians : Prince – Vocals, Instruments . Michael B. – Drums On (1 – 2) . Sonny T. – Bass Guitar On (1 – 2) . Shelby J. – Background Vocals On (1 – 4 – 5 – 6 – 9 – 10), Co-Lead Vocals On (8) . Marva King – Vocals On (1 – 4 – 5 – 8 – 9 – 10) . Bria Valente – Vocals On (1 – 4 – 5 – 6 – 8 – 9 – 10) . The Twinz – Background Vocals On (1 – 4 – 5 – 8 – 9 – 10) . C.C. Dunham – Drums On (3 – 4 – 8 – 10) . Joshua Dunham – Bass Guitar On (3 – 4 – 8 – 10) . Renato Neto – Keyboards On (3) . Christian Scott – Trumpet On (3) . Wendy Melvoin – Acoustic Guitar On (4 – 10), Mandolin On (7) . Lisa Coleman – Additional Keyboards On (4 – 10) . Mr. Hayes – Drum Programming And Keyboards On (6) . Sheila E.. – Percussion On (8) . Mike Phillips – Horns On (8) . Maceo Parker – Horns On (8) . Greg Boyer – Horns On (8) . Lee Hogans – Horns On (8)
Production : Produced By Prince
Package : Ashley Warren – Design . Randee Saint Nicholas 
– Photography
Recorded 2006–2007.
Released On July 15, 2007 By Npg.
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Pitchfork
It’s entirely possible that Prince‘s problem isn’t sputtering talent but QC on the fritz. A whack to the right part of the machineand his next whole album could be as hot as “Mr. Goodnight” and “Black Sweat” and, I don’t know, “Cinnamon Girl”. […]
BBC
The diminutive one returns to his mid-eighties guitar purple patch. Sort of. It’s probably a nod to a stadium career that’s kept him in pesos since his recorded output became overtaken by everyone from Outkast to Timbaland, each one of whom worships at his altar. Who cares? He’s still Princeand he’s still a little bit funky. […]
Sputnikmusic.com
Prince‘s 24th studio album is a varied and eclectic release that spans most of the styles he’s known for, but does so in a more blatant attempt to show his versatility rather than the seamless approach fans are used to. […]
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