Prince Associates

• Bassist for the Revolution from 1981–1986
• Prince produced two songs on his solo albums

Apollonia 6

• Side project girl-group from 1984
• Prince wrote and produced their self-titled album

• Bassist for backing band from 1979–1980
• Prince wrote and produced "The Dance Electric" for his 1985 album AC

The Bangles

• Prince wrote "Manic Monday", their second biggest hit and dated lead singer, Susanna Hoffs

• Prince was a guitarist for this band in the mid-1970s

Tevin Campbell

• Tevin performed "Round and Round" on Graffiti Bridge and provided vocals on other tracks
• Prince wrote and produced several songs for Campbell's 1993 solo album, I'm Ready

• Day was in a high school band with Prince and Andre Cymone
• He later became lead singer in The Time, rumored as a favor for letting Prince have credit for the song "Partyup".

• She provided vocals on several of Prince's albums and acted in Graffiti Bridge
• Prince produced a 1991 album for her, which included five songs he co-wrote.

• Prince wrote a song on one of her albums, Saxuality
• She has been an on/off member in his backing bands since 1989

• A long-time associate, contributing to various projects for Prince and associated artists

• Sheila had 3 albums produced by Prince in the 1980s
• She later joined his band as drummer from 1987–1989
• The two still work together on occasion.

• Prince contributed several songs for her on albums over the years
• She duetted with Prince on the songs "U Got the Look" and "The Arms of Orion"

• Keyboardist for the Revolution (and beyond) from 1979–1990
• Credited as co-writer on several Prince tracks

• Prince produced her 1993 album and invented her stage name

• Backing vocalist and tour choreographer from 1987–1989

• Rapped on Graffiti Bridge album and the "New Power Generation" single
• Prince produced several songs for his 1991 solo album, True Confessions

• NPG vocalist and organist from 1990–1992, and as a guest since
• Prince produced a song for her 1995 solo album

• Provides strings arrangements for Prince's albums since 1985

• Occasional NPG bassist and Prince's spiritual guide

• Short-lived funk band formed by Prince in 1985 as a possible successor to The Time
• Performed the original version of "Nothing Compares 2 U"

• NPG keyboardist from 1992–1999

• Prince and Levi Seacer, Jr. produced an album for her in 1990

• Unofficial vocalist for the Revolution on 1999 album and related videos
• Had a self-titled album produced by Prince in 1987.

• Former keyboardist for The Time
• Formed a hit producing team with Terry Lewis

• Saxophonist for Madhouse and the Revolution (and beyond) from 1986–1989
• Has provided brass and flute for many years since
• Had a 1991 album produced by Prince

• Former guitarist The Time
• Covered a 98 East song on his Shockadelica album
• Prince wrote a song based on the album's title

• Ex-wife and former bandmember, providing backing vocals and stage dancing
• Had a 1995 album Child of the Sun produced by Prince

• Prince produced a full album for her in 1998 and various songs before that
• She provided vocals for his Newpower Soul album in 1998 and toured briefly for the album's promotion

• Drummer for the Revolution from 1979–1986
• Contributed a song for The Family

• Has had several songs produced by Prince.

• NPG Saxophonist from 1999–present

• Former bassist for The Time
• Formed a hit producing team with Jimmy Jam

• Bassist from 1987–1990
• Switched to guitarist from 1991–1993
• Collaborated on many projects with Prince

• Jazz band formed by Prince in 1987
• Recorded two albums in 1987, 8 and 16, as well as many unreleased tracks
• The band recorded another unreleased album in 1993, yet several songs were made public

• Protégé, providing backing vocals on the 3121
• Prince produced her unreleased album, Milk & Honey

• Her 2nd album, Martika's Kitchen was produced by Prince
• Prince wrote several songs on the album, including "Martika's Kitchen" and "Love, Thy Will Be Done," which charted outside the U.S. in 1992

• Guitarist from 1983–1986 and keyboardist from 1980–1986, respectively
• Also composed much material with Prince while members of the Revolution

• Band was founded by Brownmark but Prince later became involved and produced several songs for their 1986 album
• They were also originally given the songs "Kiss" and "Jerk Out" which were later reclaimed by Prince and The Time, respectively

• NPG drummer from 1989–1996
• Provided drumming for the title track of 3121

• Had two albums produced by Prince (1989 and 1992)
• Performed "Melody Cool" and provided vocals for several Graffiti Bridge tracks

• NPG bassist from 1990–1996
• Provided bass for the title track of 3121

• Had several songs produced by Prince
• Contributed vocals to many of his tracks, both solo and as a member of The Steeles

• Provided choir on several of Prince's albums

• Prince's most successful side project
• Released 4 albums from 1981–1990 (a fifth reportedly remains in limbo)

• Former girlfriend and lead singer of Vanity 6

• Prince's girl-group side project from 1982–1983
• Prince produced their only album
• The group later became Apollonia 6 when Vanity left