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Purple Passion by Earnest I Purple Passion By Earnest I. Perry "Good evening ladies and gentle- men, my name is I'I ince and I i < ime to play with you And play he did for two hours his Royal Baddness Prince, hack ed by rhe Revolutii in, played ti. .1 pat ked audience 1 in January 11 .11 the Summit in Houston, much ti 1 the en iwd - delight Prince was in the Texas swing of his current lour, which included shows dur ing New Year's weekend in Dallas and .1 stop in Austin, promoting his latest album Purple Rain' which is also the title ol the movie portraying his early career The ind the albu 11 were released this past summer I he concert was lull ol tog, lasei lights and Prince performing his sexually expli 111 .iii Me started the concerl by reciting the beginning of his I111 single Lets Go Craw' with the lights turned down We are gathered here together to celebrate this thing called life. An electrii word life When the music started, the lights v inn up with .1 flash The real electricity was beginning h'or the firsi pan >>t the com ni Prince played many 1 if his old songs. "Little Red Corvette. 1999 and a When he returned, the sexualh explicit few 1»! his earlv love songs portion of the show began, with .1 cut from !ns latest album. Darling \icki." \i 1 me |"mil he dedicated .i song i> 1 Mam ol the women began screaming as * (iod in which he sang about the things pulsated acn iss the stagt an : he Ciod created At the end ol the song he gan singing directly 10 them spoke as il he were holding .1 conversa N Toward [he end . .t the concerl Prince lion with (iod. saving. 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