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The typical set list usually consisted of the following, with some songs substituted for others throughout the tour:
The typical set list usually consisted of the following, with some songs substituted for others throughout the tour:


* "Musicology"
* "[[Musicology (song)|Musicology]]"
* "Let's Go Crazy"
* "[[Let's Go Crazy]]"
* "I Would Die 4 U"
* "[[I Would Die 4 U]]"
* "When Doves Cry"
* "[[When Doves Cry]]"
* "Baby I'm a Star"
* "[[Baby I'm a Star]]"
* "Shhh"
* "Shhh"
* "D.M.S.R."
* "D.M.S.R."
* "I Feel for You"
* "[[I Feel for You]]"
* "Controversy"
* "[[Controversy (song)|Controversy]]"
* "God"
* "God"


(Acoustic Guitar Medley
(Acoustic Guitar Medley
* "Little Red Corvette"
* "[[Little Red Corvette]]"
* "Cream"
* "[[Cream (song)|Cream]]"
* "Raspberry Beret"
* "[[Raspberry Beret]]"
* "12:01"
* "12:01"
* "7")
* "[[7 (song)|7]]")


* "Sign 'O' the Times"
* "[[Sign 'O' the Times (song)|Sign 'O' the Times]]"
* "The Question of U"
* "The Question of U"
* "The One"
* "The One"
* "Call My Name"
* "[[Call My Name (Prince song)|Call My Name]]"
* "Let's Work"
* "[[Let's Work]]"
* "U Got the Look"
* "[[U Got the Look]]"
* "Life O' the Party"
* "Life O' the Party"
* "Soul Man" (cover)
* "[[Soul Man (song)|Soul Man]]" (cover)
* "Kiss"
* "[[Kiss (song)|Kiss]]"
* "Take Me with U"
* "[[Take Me with U]]"
* "The Beautiful Ones"
* "[[The Beautiful Ones]]"
* "Nothing Compares 2 U"
* "[[Nothing Compares 2 U]]"
* "Purple Rain"
* "[[Purple Rain (song)|Purple Rain]]"


Also some rarities were performed at various venues, such as:
Also some rarities were performed at various venues, such as:
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* "Bambi"
* "Bambi"
* "Venus de Milo"
* "Venus de Milo"
* "I Could Never Take the Place of Your Man"
* "[[I Could Never Take the Place of Your Man]]"
* "Adore"
* "Adore"
* "Call My Name"
* "[[Call My Name (Prince song)|Call My Name]]"
* "On the Couch"
* "[[On the Couch]]"
* "Dear Mr. Man"
* "Dear Mr. Man"
* "Everyday Is a Winding Road" (cover, also on ''[[Rave Un2 the Joy Fantastic]]'')
* "[[Everyday Is a Winding Road]]" ([[Sheryl Crow]] cover, also on ''[[Rave Un2 the Joy Fantastic]]'')
* "The Work pt. 1"
* "The Work pt. 1"
* "A Love Bizarre"
* "[[A Love Bizarre]]"
* "Pass the Peas" (cover)
* "Pass the Peas" ([[The J.B.'s]] cover)
* "Gotta Whole Lot of Love" (cover)
* "[[Whole Lotta Love]]" ([[Led Zeppelin]] cover)


Despite being a tour for ''Musicology'', only a few songs from the album were usually performed. However, Prince supplemented these with his extensive back catalogue, both hits and more rare fan-favorites and a few notable cover versions.
Despite being a tour for ''Musicology'', only a few songs from the album were usually performed. However, Prince supplemented these with his extensive back catalog, both hits and more rare fan-favorites and a few notable cover versions.


== References ==
== References ==

Revision as of 19:10, 4 January 2010

Musicology Live2004ever
World tour by Prince
Associated albumMusicology
Start dateMarch 27 2004
End dateSeptember 9 2004
Legs1
No. of shows96
Prince concert chronology

In 2004, Prince toured North America to promote his Musicology album. The tour was often billed as Musicology Live2004ever. The tour lasted from 27 March – 9 September 2004 and covered 96 dates throughout the United States and Canada, fetching a significant profit for Prince. It was attended by 1.47 million people in 2004,[1] and was the top grossing tour of 2004 taking in $87.4 million[2].

Band

  • Vocals and Guitar: Prince
  • Guitar: Mike Scott
  • Bass: Rhonda Smith
  • Keyboards: Renato Neto
  • Keyboards: Chance Howard (temporarily on hiatus from The Time)
  • Drums: John Blackwell
  • Alto Saxophone: Maceo Parker
  • Saxophone: Candy Dulfer
  • Saxophone: Mike Phillips
  • Trombone: Grey Boyer

Set list

The typical set list usually consisted of the following, with some songs substituted for others throughout the tour:

(Acoustic Guitar Medley

Also some rarities were performed at various venues, such as:

Despite being a tour for Musicology, only a few songs from the album were usually performed. However, Prince supplemented these with his extensive back catalog, both hits and more rare fan-favorites and a few notable cover versions.

References

  1. ^ http://www.housequake.com/archive/topic/32869-1.html
  2. ^ http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1355/is_3_107/ai_n9771512/
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