St. Paul - St. Paul (Paul Peterson) - New 1987 MCA LP Record!

Description: Here's a great Gift Idea! St. Paul St. Paul ¤NEW!¤ This hard-to-find LP Record is new, factory sealed, and guaranteed against manufacturer's defects! ¤NEW!¤ Born Paul Petersen in Minneapolis, MN, the artist later known as St. Paul was encouraged by his mother, who was an accomplished pianist. At 17, Petersen became one of a number of artists to come under the tutelage of Prince, joining the act the Time as keyboardist. In addition to appearing in the film Purple Rain as a member of that act, he also played keyboards on 1984's Ice Cream Castle. The group disbanded not long after that platinum-selling record, but Petersen was tapped by Prince to be a member of a new group, the Family, and changed his stage name to St. Paul. Signed to Prince's fledgling Paisley Park imprint, the act also included ex-Time mates Jellybean Johnson on drums and Jerome Benton on percussion. With lead singer Susannah Melvoin (sister of the Revolution's Wendy Melvoin) and Eric Leeds adding saxophone, the Family issued a self-titled debut in 1985, earning more than a smattering of critical accolades. The Family was a short-lived entity, though, and the following year, after the Family's split, St. Paul released his solo debut. Like the Family, St. Paul's critical appeal outstripped commercial success, although "Rich Man" did become an R&B hit. St. Paul also charted out a path as an in-demand session player, contributing to albums by Jonny Lang, the Spice Girls, and Anita Baker (to name but a few). In the late '90s, he added two years of playing bass on the Donny & Marie Show to his resumé and penned material for artists including BBMak and Youngstown. In 2001, he joined Donny Osmond for the singer's first solo tour in more than a decade as musical director, working with legendary producer Phil Ramone. With a list of credits that is impressive to say the least, Petersen has proven to have more longevity and success than most of the acts in Prince's stable during the mid-'80s. (Biography by Tom Demalon, AMG) Songs include: Side A: Rich Man Can't Get Enough Soul Touch I Can't Believe We're Through Side B: 911 [Emergency Love] Sensation Too Well Intimacy --> :....:....:....:....:....:....:....: Details: Genre: Rock Catalog Number & Year: MCA MCA-42060, 1987 Release, made in USA Speed: 33 RPM, Approximately 12" diameter (30 cm) (standard size) Record Condition: Sealed, Never used, excellent condition Jacket Condition: Very Good, cutout (sawcut, see image above) UPC# 076742206017 Special Attributes? Guaranteed against manufacturer's defects. ***************** This would make a great gift! Shipping: 1-2 week Media Mail [Book Rate] (USA only) or 1-4 day Priority Mail, (USA only) or 3-8 day Airmail to Canada & Worldwide: (see SHIPPING AND PAYMENTS section above) Sales shipped to an Illinois address, please add 9.0% sales tax. Multiple purchases will be combined for the lowest possible shipping costs! Please click on ADD TO CART (not BUY IT NOW) when making multiple purchases. And you're welcome to add us to your favorites list! THANK YOU!

Price: 14.99 USD

Location: Bridgeview, Illinois

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