Record Club 4 - Funky Flavors for Prince's Purple Rain
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We took refuge from a summer thunder shower and listened to Prince's most successful, eclectic album, 1984's Purple Rain. Skye works his magic with some equally energetic summer concoctions, featuring effervescent and colorful riffs on the Negroni, the Cosmo, and more.
Enjoy the spirits, enjoy the sounds, and have fun out there.
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