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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-03 · 184 entries checked · 122 flagged · 332 issues confirmed · 0 corrected · 332 still open
Prince — The claim that Prince played all 27 instruments on his debut album *For You* is incorrect; he played all 27 instruments on his second album *Prince* (1979), not *For You* (1978).
Prince — The claim that in 2004 he signed a distribution deal with Arista Records is incorrect; in 2004, he signed a distribution deal with Columbia Records for the album *Musicology*.
Dez Dickerson — Dickerson was born on August 7, 1955, but his actual birth year is 1956.
Dez Dickerson — He left after the 1999 tour in 1983, but his born-again Christian conversion occurred in 1980, not 1981.
Sonny T. — The claim that 'Got To Be Something Here' was Prince's first recording is incorrect.
Levi Seacer Jr. — Levi Seacer Jr. was a founding member of the New Power Generation in 1990, not 1991.
Levi Seacer Jr. — The lawsuit filed in 1998 was by Levi Seacer Jr. and Tony M. (Tony Mosley), not a separate person named 'Mosley'.
Wendy Wilson — Wendy Wilson's role in The Revolution is incorrect; she was not a member of Prince's band The Revolution and has no known association with Prince's ensemble.
Apollonia Kotero — Apollonia Kotero was not a member of the New Power Generation in the early 1990s; she was the lead singer of Apollonia 6 in the mid-1980s and her collaboration with Prince ended around 1985.
Apollonia Kotero — The claim that Kotero was a central member of Prince's New Power Generation during the early 1990s is incorrect; she had no known involvement with the NPG.
Lisa Coleman — Lisa Coleman was not born Lisa Turay; her birth name is Lisa Coleman, and she has not used 'Turay' as a surname.
Lisa Coleman — She is not known to have married Prince; Prince married Mayte Garcia in 1996 and Manuela Testolini in 2001, not Lisa Coleman.
Sheila E. — Sheila E. was not a member of The Revolution
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