Apollonia 6

Trackimage Playbut Trackname Playbut Trackname
Sex Shooter 06:51 Tools
Blue Limousine 06:23 Tools
Ooo She She Wa Wa 04:11 Tools
In A Spanish Villa 02:20 Tools
Some Kind Of Lover 04:46 Tools
Happy Birthday, Mr. Christian 07:09 Tools
A Million Miles (I Love You) 05:52 Tools
sex shooter 12" 00:00 Tools
Sex Shooter (Dance Version) 06:47 Tools
A Million Miles 00:00 Tools
Sex Shooter (Long Version) 03:34 Tools
Happy Birthday Mr. Christian 07:09 Tools
Sex Shooter (extended) 07:03 Tools
Manic Monday 02:48 Tools
Sex Shooter (Extended Version) 03:39 Tools
Sex Shooter (Extended Mix) 03:50 Tools
Sex Shooter (Single Version) 03:40 Tools
Sex Shooter (ext mix) 07:00 Tools
Happy Birthday, Mr Christian 07:09 Tools
Sex Shooter (Extended Dance Mix) 06:51 Tools
Sex Shooter [Extended Version] 03:34 Tools
Manic Monday (Demo) 02:48 Tools
Sex Shooter [Dance Version] 06:47 Tools
A Million Miles (Tribute to the Funk of Minneapolis, RIP Prince ) 07:09 Tools
Sex Shooter HQ- (Original PO Source) 00:00 Tools
Sex Shooter (Ext. Mix) 07:04 Tools
A Sex Shooter 03:03 Tools
Sex Shooter (Album Version) 03:39 Tools
Sex Shooter (Dance Remix) 06:54 Tools
Blue Limuosine 06:18 Tools
Nasty Girl 03:39 Tools
Ooh She She wa wa 06:18 Tools
Sex Shooter (Demo) 07:09 Tools
Sex Shooter (Remix) 06:54 Tools
Apollonia 6- Sex Shooter 03:39 Tools
Blue Limosine 07:09 Tools
Blue Limousine (Full Maxi Version) 06:48 Tools
Sexshooter 00:38 Tools
Sex Shooter (Extended 12'') 06:54 Tools
Sex Shooter Extended 00:00 Tools
Sex Shooter [Long Version] 06:50 Tools
Mr. Christian 07:09 Tools
Sex Shooter (Extended Remix) 07:00 Tools
Sex Shooter (12" version) 00:00 Tools
Sex Shooter - Susan Moonsie 03:40 Tools
Apollonia 6 - Sex Shooter 00:38 Tools
Sex Shooter (Edit) 03:40 Tools
Blue Limousine (Full Length Version) 00:38 Tools
A Million Miles (I Love U) 06:50 Tools
Apollonia 6 06:50 Tools
Sex Shooter (12'' version) 03:40 Tools
Sex Shooter (12inch) 03:40 Tools
Manic Monday (unreleased 1985) 03:40 Tools
Manic Monday (Feat. Prince) 03:40 Tools
Let's Talk About You & I 00:38 Tools
Happy Birthday, Mr. Christian - Prince 07:10 Tools
Sex Shooter ['Doowutchyalike' & 'Sex Packets'] 06:58 Tools
Sex Shooter (Single Edit) 06:58 Tools
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Apollonia 6 was a 1980s female singing trio created by Prince as a continuation of a previous group, Vanity 6. After a number of disputes with Prince, Denise Matthews, also known as Vanity, the lead singer of Prince-created Vanity 6, fled the Prince entourage in 1983 to pursue solo endeavors recording with Motown Records and acting in films. She left open an acting position for the role written for her by Prince in the film Purple Rain. After a frantic casting call, the film's director met actress and model Patricia Kotero. Renamed by Prince as "Apollonia", Kotero stepped into Vanity's role in the film Purple Rain, as well as in the fragmented group, Vanity 6. The other two members of Vanity 6, Brenda Bennett and Susan Moonsie, joined Apollonia and reformed the group as Apollonia 6 for the film and one album. During this time it was rumored that Apollonia and Prince were romantically involved with one another, but it was later revealed that Apollonia was actually married. Her "relationship" with Prince had been more of a PR stunt for the film than anything serious. Apollonia 6 only had one hit with "Sex Shooter" in 1984. Prince had originally intended his classic tracks "Manic Monday" (later recorded by The Bangles), "17 Days" (later used as the B-side to "When Doves Cry"), and "The Glamorous Life" (recorded by Sheila E. in 1984) for the Apollonia 6 album but he soon lost interest in the project when he became convinced that Apollonia was only there to fulfill her job's obligations and would not be continuing with his group after her contractual obligations to completing the film and one album were fulfilled. Apollonia 6 were slated to open the Purple Rain tour with Prince and Sheila E., but that idea was scrapped after the group returned from a promotional tour of Europe. After the group's demise, Kotero continued working on TV shows such as Falcon Crest and in B-movies for the next decade. She even released a solo album to lackluster success in 1988. The main criticism of the album was that Kotero tried too hard to give the impression of change; she adopted a more pop/California sound in place of her signature R&B/funk sound that had been successfully established for her formerly by Prince. Source: Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.