Musicians & Collaborators
27 entries in the Prince Musician compendium.
Musicians & Collaborators — Era Chart
PrinceA genre-defying visionary who owned his destiny and redefined modern music.Dez DickersonGuitarist and singer who played with Prince's pre-Revolution band and later pursued ChristSonny T.American bass player and former member of Prince's New Power Generation (1991–early 2000s)Levi Seacer Jr.American musician and Prince collaboratorWendy WilsonAmerican singer and television personality, member of Wilson Phillips.Apollonia KoteroA voice and a presence that helped ignite Prince's mid-1980s sound with Apollonia 6.Lisa ColemanThe hands behind the keys that turned Minneapolis into a cathedral of sound.Sheila E.Queen of PercussionMorris DayLead singer of The Time, actor, and Prince collaborator.Terry LewisThe hitmaking half of Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis — a Prince collaborator, not his manager.Jimmy JamLegendary R&B/pop production duo behind Janet Jackson's biggest hits and countless chart-tEric LeedsAmerican saxophone player known for his work with PrinceCat GloverAmerican choreographer, dancer, singer, and rapper known for her work with Prince.Charles AlstonHarlem Renaissance painter, sculptor, and first African-American supervisor for the WPA FeJerome BentonDancer, percussionist, and backing vocalist for The Time.Bobby ZThe percussive heartbeat that kept Prince's late-seventies to mid-eighties engine roaring Mayte GarciaAmerican dancer, actress, and singer; former wife of Prince.3rd Eye GirlA fierce, collaborative trio that brought raw rock energy to Prince's late-career renaissaJames IngramTwo-time Grammy winner and Oscar-nominated singer-songwriter known for hits like 'Baby, CoVanityThe original 'Nasty Girl' — Prince's early-80s muse and frontwoman of Vanity 6.Steve FiskAmerican audio engineer, producer, and musician from the Pacific Northwest.MazaratiThe steady hand in the groove, holding the rhythm while the revolution spun.Sheena EastonScottish pop phenomenon who collaborated with Prince and won Grammys.Greg PhillinganiThe voice on the keys who made Prince's early-'90s sound sing.John Jelly NelsonThe groove you felt but never saw on the marquee.Montell JordanR&B hitmaker turned worship leaderDavid ZThe guitar voice behind Prince's most electric and experimental late-80s moments.
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