'Lover don't go' would turn out to be the last single by Princess, released in 1989. She'd released two albums, but while th...

Sometimes buying records involves a little luck as well as knowledge. I didn't recognise the sleeve of this single, a Princess release...

'In the heat of a passionate moment' was released in 1986 as Princess's fifth single. Like all previous singles, it was produced...

'After the love has gone' is another single by Princess produced and written by Stock, Aitken & Waterman. Released in 1985 as th...

Those who are familiar with Princess's biggest hits will be very surprised upon hearing this single. I know I was. I bought this single ...

In 1987, Princess had left her producers Stock, Aitken & Waterman and went to America to record her second album with many different pro...

If Princess had continued working with Stock, Aitken & Waterman, her entire body of work would have sounded like her debut single. So th...

Released in May 1986, 'Tell me tomorrow' was the last UK top 40 hit for Princess, peaking at number 34. The track was again produced...

I already wrote an earlier entry about the 12" picture disc of ' I'll keep on loving you '. As written there, the single wa...

The debut single by Princess was 'Say I'm your no. 1'. Like most of her work, the single was produced by Stock, Aitken & Wat...

Born as Desiree Heslop on November 27, 1961, the British singer Princess started her career as one of the members of the group Osibisa. Her ...

This beautiful 12" picture disc appeared on a record fair a couple of years ago. I bought it because it was really cheap, but also beca...