Prince’s former band “The Revolution” plans to reunite. In a video posted on Facebook, guitarist Wendy Melvoin said the group has decided to perform again. The back-up band played with the pop icon in the mid 80’s and was there for some big hits including “1999” and “Lets Go Crazy.” Prince’s music sales have skyrocketed since his sudden death last Thursday at age 57.
Prince’s Former Band to re-unite for tour
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