The Truth
by Prince
Released: January 29, 1998
Acoustic
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"The Truth" is the 21st studio album by American recording artist Prince. It was released on January 29, 1998, as a companion to the album Crystal Ball, but later became available separately. The Truth stands out as Prince's only acoustic album - it also holds the distinction of being his first completely solo album since the 80s, with Prince performing and producing everything himself.
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The record is a mellow mix of stripped-downโฆ
The record is a mellow mix of stripped-down blues, jazz, and funk tracks showcasing the Purple Rain hitmaker's versatility as a songwriter and musician.
While the material varies on the 12-song setโฆ
While the material varies on the 12-song set, the one constant is Prince's acoustic guitar work, which is raw and revelatory.
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Despite being somewhat under the radar in comparison to his other albums, The Truth is considered by fans and critics alike as an overlooked gem in Prince's extensive discography.
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"The Truth" is the 21st studio album by American recording artist Prince. It was released on January 29, 1998, as a companion to the album Crystal Ball, but later became available separately. The Truth stands out as Prince's only acoustic album - it also holds the distinction of being his first completely solo album since the 80s, with Prince performing and producing everything himself.
The record is a mellow mix of stripped-down blues, jazz, and funk tracks showcasing the Purple Rain hitmaker's versatility as a songwriter and musician. While the material varies on the 12-song set, the one constant is Prince's acoustic guitar work, which is raw and revelatory. Despite being somewhat under the radar in comparison to his other albums, The Truth is considered by fans and critics alike as an overlooked gem in Prince's extensive discography.
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