Ladies and gentlemen, we have literal, literal royalty in the studio with us.

Thanks to our friend, Mark Rosen. Rosie. Well, yeah. Oh, what are we hearing?

Oh, what are we listening to? Yeah. The S we are gathered here to talk to one of the

greats. Bobby Z, a good friend, a original drummer with the Prince of the Revolution

and Bobby texted me a couple of weeks ago. And I'm actually looking at the text

right now and said, Hey, Sony is preparing to do a Prince of the Revolution concert

film. And you're a lot of press leading up to what you sent me a clip. And I think

a Prince of Revolution official film trailer went, what am I watching here? So I will let

you take the story from there because it has to do with a concert zenith at your

career's 1985 Syracuse, New York, which I was not aware of. But I mean, the clip is takes

your breath away. Of course, it brings you back to that time. So welcome to the show,

Bobby, and I'll let you fill in the blanks here, but what this is all about. Good morning,

everybody. That's so crazy. So part of the purple rain tour was a Syracuse show just on

the book. It was in New York. And at the end of the tour, Prince decided that he wasn't

going to continue the tour on to Europe. This was about a month in and to the chagrin

of everybody in his world. They had to come with a compromise. And this show was decided

since it was close to New York City, they could get the equipment out there. This was going

to be a satellite broadcast. Now remember, it's 1985. And pay per view was just kind of

coming into being. And this was a pay per view. And to Europe and a beam this thing all

over through Germany to the rest of Europe. And it was watched by millions and millions

of people taped by Warner Brothers home video. You remember, oh yeah, VHS. And it was released

as a concert. So it was kind of a multi use thing. So all these years later, they discovered

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