I Page I6-The Chronicle. Saiurci I I 1 To say that Warner Brothers recording artist Prince is a musical prodigy is almost an understatement. Before he turned 20, Prince had I sold nearly three million I records. He had recordI ed three LPs, playing all the instruments and writing and singing all the songs himself. And I he'd gotten his first number one single-44! Wanna Be Your Lover.M One might expect a I musician who plays 26 instruments and records I his albums in a homemade Minneapolis studio to have a lot of formal I training. But as Prince confesses, 441 had the piano lesson and two guitar lessons as a kid." At the age of seven. Prince first started I teaching himself to play. "My dad left home for the first time and left his piano," Prince says. 4 4 He never let anyone play it before. So I I taught myself songs from the televisionBatman, Man From UNCLE. I learned to play I them by ear." By fifth grade Prince Vina i cai name; was piaying piano in talent shows, and soon after started writing original songs. By thirteen, he had his first bandChampagne. Champagne played hotels and high school dances, but by the time Prince finish by Alfred! ? SHOULD YC You are White in the diagrammed position, and it is your turn to roll. Should you double? If you do, should Black accept the double? Yes to both questions. You will win the game if you roll any doublet at your current move. If you don't get a doublet, you will still win if Black rolls any one or two except double two. You will get a doublet in only one-sixth of the possible rolls; but even if you are not lucky in your current roll, Black has less than an even chance to bear both men off. Adding your chance for a doublet and the chance that Black will miss, the odds are slightly better than 3 to 2 ii UUMi .... 1? II 10 9 H 7 * ? 1981 L.A. TIrws Synd. CWH d\, March 28, 1981 ^SPCTLIGI Jmmmmmmmmmmmmm Prince Hf ** " V K- rftBfc 9 ^^ f: .^ fB* I QmBH i .4 "' Vufl m ed high school, he reali*- time Prince was done, ed he had far greater am- he'd added bass, drums, bitions. a guitar lead and overA break came when dubbed his own back-up Chris Moon, proprietor vocals, of a local Minneapolis To return the favor, studio, asked Prince to Moon let Prince have add some piano tracks to . some free studio time, a guitar and voice demo After Prince recorded Moon had made. After some demo tapes, he set he put down the piano Dut for New York to find part, Prince asked Moon fame and fortune, and if he wanted bass. Moon even though he was ofaccepted, and by the fered two record deals, CTADC/ theinwold ? >U DOUBLE? ? that you will win from this position. WEEK OF MARCH 26, 1 If you don t double, you will win three times and lose v ^ twice in a typical series of You show the world why you r. t- t I-L ,v originality to forge new paths five games from this jwsition. ^dlymlss f,^clal w?,t Your net score will be plus one point PISCES - February 20-Mi If you double, and Black Personality conflict on job or ir accepts, you win three dou- but don t expect to become best bled games and lose two dou - S,#rs md,ca,e e"?emen r . . . Prince turned them down because "they wouldn't let me produce myself. They had a lot of strange ideas-tubas and cellos and stuff. 1 knew 1 was going to have to do it myself if it was going to turn out right." Prince returned to Minneapolis, where meanwhile Moon h?H played prince's work for a local manager. The manager was impressed enough to help Prince get his recording deal with Warner Brothers, and become at 18 the youngest artist on the label to ever nroHnr* W - ?' W ? W. |/? V?BW%V IIIJ own record. "I have a lot of creative control,** explains Prince. "They let me produce my own records, write my own songs, pick the arrangements and all that. They're really open. I just do the album, give it to them, and they put it out." Although he makes it sound like a modest achievement, Prince's records have already made a splash. The singles "Soft and Wet" (off For You, his debut) and "1 Wanna Be Your Lover" were both R&B hits. "Uptown," off his latest-?2)/rO'<. Mind*' marks Prince's third hit. At 20, Prince may still just be a kid. But it's clear this is one kid who knows what he's doing. **> # :ope v r# AmtwHl ^W? 981 'February 19 i the Individualist of the zodiac, using in career or romance. One caution: as foolishness. arch 20 i the neighborhood can be resolved, friends with your one-time adversary, nance. 20 Tsuade and to fight for a cause. Comt giant step forward at work or in the 22 il week. April showers you with affecTie time, you delegate tasks with rare 1 king or academic life, with important Romantic interest seems tongue-tied, me 22 rotations, especially in work environmisunderstanding or domestic tiff is E all involved. :>rk demands lighten. Which doesn'1 ontrary, pay raise or social whirl is )usi Cember 22 ret again, and ail the best events seerr Meanwhile, financial picture brighten! >ctob?r 22 nd peacemaking on a grand scale ar? tete with financial advisor or business November 21 rtt gleams and ideas are winning con e corners. Small financial gains he!f k. Mr 22-Decomber 22 lich could be sagging due to romantk me Mr. or Ms. generosity. En)oy th? rr 23-January 20 3u Into making snap decision on a per "tortty figure may show a warmer, fun ?ig problem: you're either too hesitan e case, you can become much mors urea over the next six months Carer tr change. / s USIC REVIEWS I ..jnrnn i in'-ii.? j...?. _ ? ? - _?.?? 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