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Prince - 3 Nights, 3 Shows (2013)

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Three performances from Prince at the 2013 Montreux Jazz Festival

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Prince
Prince
Hannah Ford
Hannah Ford
Drums
Ida Nielsen
Ida Nielsen
Bass / Guitar
Donna Grantis
Donna Grantis
Guitar
Cassandra O'Neal
Cassandra O'Neal
Keyboards
Shelby Johnson
Shelby Johnson
Elisa Dease
Elisa Dease
Liv Warfield
Liv Warfield
Damaris Lewis
Damaris Lewis
Andrew Gouché
Andrew Gouché
Bass
BK Jackson
BK Jackson
Marcus Anderson
Marcus Anderson
Adrian Crutchfield
Adrian Crutchfield
Lynn Grissett
Lynn Grissett
Steve Reid
Steve Reid
Phil Lassiter
Phil Lassiter
Trumpet
Sylvester Onyejiaka
Sylvester Onyejiaka
Saxophone
Keith Anderson
Keith Anderson
Saxophone
Nick Marchione
Nick Marchione
Trumpet
Roy Agee
Roy Agee
Trombone
Joey Rayfield
Joey Rayfield
Trombone
BK Jackson
BK Jackson
Saxophone
Marcus Anderson
Marcus Anderson
Saxophone
Adrian Crutchfield
Adrian Crutchfield
Saxophone
Lynn Grissett
Lynn Grissett
Trumpet
Steve Reid
Steve Reid
Trumpet
Joshua Welton
Joshua Welton
Larry Graham
Larry Graham
Bass
Chelsea Rodgers
Chelsea Rodgers

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