Warner Bros. To Release New Prince Album, Will Include Unreleased Material

When Prince died earlier this year, he left behind a legendary vault filled with potentially thousands of unfinished and unreleased songs. Now Warner Bros has announced the release of Prince 4Ever, a 40-song compilation of his biggest hits from his Warner Bros. days.

It will also include the previously unreleased song Moonbeam Levels recorded in 1982. Though known to many fans and even covered by Elvis Costello, Moonbeam Levels was never officially released.

Set for release on November 22nd, Prince 4Ever will feature a booklet with “never-before-seen photos” Prince photos from photographer Herb Ritts.

According to Warner Bros., plans for the album “were agreed with Prince before he passed away” in April and does not include any music released after Prince’s contract with Warner Bros ended in 1996.

Warner Bros. also said the “Purple Rain” deluxe reissue will come in early 2017. More details will be released at a later date, but it will feature a second album of unreleased songs.

Prince 4Ever Track List
1. 1999
2. Little Red Corvette
3. When Doves Cry
4. Let’s Go Crazy
5. Raspberry Beret
6. I Wanna Be Your Lover
7.  Soft and Wet
8. Why You Wanna Treat Me So Bad
9. Uptown
10. When You Were Mine
11. Head
12. Gotta Stop (Messin’ About)
13. Controversy
14. Let’s Work
15. Delirious
16. I Would Die 4 U
17. Take Me With U
18. Paisley Park
19. Pop Life
20. Purple Rain
21. Kiss
22. Sign ‘O’ The Times
23. Alphabet Street
24. Batdance
25. Thieves In The Temple
26. Cream
27. Mountains
28. Girls & Boys
29. If I Was Your Girlfriend
30. U Got The Look
31. I Could Never Take The Place of Your Man
32. Glam Slam
33. Moonbeam Levels
34. Diamonds and Pearls
35. Gett Off
36. Sexy MF
37. My Name Is Prince
38. 7
39. Peach
40. Nothing Compares 2 U