Prince / The New Power Generation radio show (2CDR)

9 December 1989 Minneapolis radio station KMOJ Broadcasts

Disc 1
1.Intro (Rap Contest)
2.State Of The World - Janet Jackson
3.Love And Anger - Kate Bush
4.Can't Stand Your Love - James Brown
5.New Sensation - INXS
6.Segue
7.A Case Of You - Joni Mitchell
8.Cool Brothers Unlimited segue
9.Sex - Prince
10.Montage segue
11.Keep On Movin' - Soul II Soul
12.Undercover Lover - Robin Power
13.Segue
14.Don't Be Cruel - Bobby Brown
15.Segue
16.Miss Thang - T.C. Ellis
17.Foxtrap segue
18.Segue
19.Black Cat - Janet Jackson
20.Burning Down The House - Talking Heads
21.It's Getting Funky - The DOC
22.Bambi (Rap) - T.C. Ellis
23.Love On Top Of Love - Grace Jones
24.Segue
25.Crossroads - Tracy Chapman
26.Segue
27.I Love U In Me - Prince

Disc 2
1.Sex Machine - Sly And The Family Stone
2.KMOJ Segue
3.Ray Ban Commercial Segue
4.Love God Segue
5.Heaven Must Be Near - Ingrid Chavez
6.Cico Buff - Cocteau Twins
7.Heaven Must Be Near - Ingrid Chavez
8.Cindy C. - Prince
9.Eye No Segue
10.Andreas Vollenweider - Down To The Moon Moon Dance
11.A Quiet Place - Take 6
12. Segue
13. Rock Wit'cha - Bobby Brown
14. Stronger Than Pride - Sade
15. Segue
16. Flamenco Sketches - Miles Davis
17. KMOJ Segue
18. Scandaous (The Crime - The Passion - The Rapture)
19. Signing Off

This was Prince's first radio show, where he DJed under the guise of Bob George. It aired on KMOJ in Minneapolis on December 9, 1989. It was a fascinating program that featured the then-banned Black Album, Prince-produced songs, and Prince's favorites at the time. Robin Power's "Undercover Lover," written by Prince, is an outtake you won't find anywhere else. Until now, this recording was only available from a bootleg vinyl release, and was incomplete, only featuring Miles Davis's "Flamenco Sketches." This time, better masters were discovered and used to create this album. This is a precursor to the later NPG Music Club, and a valuable sound source that is essential for understanding Prince in the 1980s.