Prince plays a solo on his white Cloud guitar onstage during his 1985 Purple Rain Tour, bathed in white and purple light. A few years ago there were some disputes about the ownership of the design .

The first piece headed to the Purple One’s former home just in time for his 65th birthday is an exact replica of that Super Bowl guitar, shaped in the form of Prince’s personal symbol.

That’s because Prince’s Purple Rain solo is more than just the song’s guitar break. In the context of the song it serves a hugely dramatic function - it represents an unspeakable torrent of ...

Along with the guitar, the winner also earned two front-row tickets to Prince’s concert. Prince’s stage-played original Cloud 3 guitar just set a new world record at auction. Julien’s Auctions ...

A purple Sadowsky Telecaster guitar played by Prince could hammer down for $400,000 during Julien's Auctions' "Played, Worn, and Torn II" sale.

Dating back to Purple Rain, the symbol originally juxtaposed male and female gender signs. It was later altered to add an extended horn element. The horn was reminiscent of his famous cloud guitar.

There's never been another performer like Prince, and the same can be said of his iconic yellow cloud guitar, donated to Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History in 1993. In this ...

Prince’s otherworldly guitar solo at the 2004 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony remains a timeless example of his extraordinary musical ability. Now, a documentary has shed some light ...

With Prince’s Cloud 3 guitar fetching nearly a million bucks in June, we speak to Rusan about working for a pop legend, using tools you’d find around the house to make a guitar for Purple Rain ...