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Emancipation (Prince album)

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Emancipation is a 1996 triple-CD album by the artist (then) formerly known as Prince. The "emancipation" the title refers to is Prince's freedom from his contract with Warner Bros. Records, with whom he had a contentious relationship.

Emancipation: Songs

CD 1

  • Jam of the Year
  • Right Bkack here in my arms
  • Somebody's somebody
  • Get yo groove on
  • Courtin time
  • Betcha by golly wow1
  • We gets up
  • White Mansion
  • Damned If I do
  • Can't make u Love me
  • Mr. Happy
  • In this bed I scream

CD 2

  • Sex in the summer
  • One kiss at a time
  • Soul sanctuary
  • emale
  • Curious child
  • Dreamin' about U
  • Joint 2 Joint
  • The holy river
  • Let's have a baby
  • Saviour
  • The Plan
  • Friend Lover
  • Sister, Mother/Wife

CD 3

  • Slave
  • New World
  • The human body
  • Face Down
  • La, La , La means I love U
  • Style
  • Sleep Around
  • Da, Da, Da
  • My computer
  • One of Us
  • The Love we make
  • Emancipation
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