Explore 9 Patrice Rushen songs that blend R&B, jazz, funk, and soul. From “Forget Me Nots” to “Feels So Real,” discover why her music still resonates today.

Only Prince could make a song about the end of the world fun and danceable. When Larry King interviewed the artist in 1999, Prince assured him that despite his doomsday-esque lyrics, penned in ...

Prince wrote countless songs about women, but these four tunes were likely penned about specific people in Prince's life.

Patrice Rushen Found Success in Jazz and Dance Music. She Hasn’t Been Forgotten. She was already an accomplished jazz bandleader when she began releasing pop albums for Elektra in 1978.

This one has a slightly convoluted history: Prince originally wrote it for R&B singer Patrice Rushen, but instead it ended up on his self-titled 1979 album. Then, Chaka Khan recorded it in 1984 ...

Soul and disco legend Patrice Rushen will collect the biggest songs from her years on Elektra in her new compilation, 'Remind Me.' ...

Prince originally wrote the song for Patrice Rushen but ended up recording the song himself and putting it on his 1979 self-titled album.

Patrice Rushen wowed fans at Walt Disney Concert Hall, showcasing her full artistic range as one of Los Angeles’ eternal hometown queens.

Vintage Vamp: Patrice Rushen If you were at all conscious in the early '80s, you wanted Patrice Rushen's disco-tastic waterfall of brilliantly beaded braids.

When Rushen looks out into her audiences today, she might see someone who is 8 years old standing with someone 78, and they are singing the same song—and that means the world to her.

It requires more than two jazz festivals to take the measure of Patrice Rushen, but this week offers a good start. A composer with a symphony under her belt and commissions from leading orchestras ...