Prince covers Pearl Jam’s 1992 single ‘Even Flow’ – listen

He's accompanied by his new 3rdEyeGirl backing band on the track

Prince has covered Pearl Jam‘s 1992 single ‘Even Flow’.

Scroll down to listen to Prince’s version of the Eddie Vedder and Stone Gossard-penned track, which originally featured on the rock band’s 1991 album ‘Ten’.

Prince’s take on the song also incorporates Aretha Franklin’s ‘Rock Steady’, writes DrFunkenberry.com via Consequence of Sound. The instrumental version sees Prince playing with his new, three-piece all female band, 3rdEyeGirl, and sees him engaging in a guitar duel with Donna Grantis of the group.

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Prince and 3rdEyeGirl recently embarked on a theatre tour of North America, with gigs in Vancouver, Seattle, Portland, San Francisco, Las Vegas, San Diego, Anaheim and Denver. They played two shows a night at most venues.

Prince recently claimed he only wants to work with young musicians, stating: “I don’t have time for old people.” The ‘Purple Rain’ singer, who turns 55 on June 7, told the Star Tribune that he chose to recruit young musicians for 3rdEyeGirl, as he wants to look towards the future. “I don’t have time for old people,” he said. “I want to work with young people. I have my legacy. It’s time for their legacy.”

It has been rumoured that Prince is on the look out for small venues to play when he comes to the UK. The last time he performed in the UK, he played to over 500,000 fans over 21 shows at London’s O2 Arena.

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