'Call My Name' sets a new record for Prince

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LOS ANGELES (www.npgmc.com) - This week's Billboard R&B Singles chart sets a record for the platinum-plus MUSICOLOGY album single "Call My Name," as it rebounds to No 44 in its 27th week on the chart. Believe it or not, this is the longest any Prince single has ever spent on the R&B chart.
His previous records for longevity were "I Want 2 B Your Lover" and "The Most Beautiful Girl In The World," both of which spent 23 weeks on the chart.

While he's enjoying this chart success, Prince has made available new and unreleased songs on his online NPG Music Club site, www.npgmc.com.
"San Jose Jam" was recorded live at sound check in San Jose during the sold-out MUSICOLOGY tour; and the new song, "Glass Cutter" (demo), recorded at Paisley Park earlier this year, features Prince on all instruments and vocals.