Patrick Prince is an Assistant Editor at Tulsa World Media Company. He specializes in the arts and entertainment sector, with a keen focus on music genres, the music business, and entertainment news. Patrick's work has been featured in The Music Collectors Magazine Goldmine, showcasing his expertise in the vibrant world of music and art.
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Patrick Prince's coverage heavily focuses on local sports, particularly high school sports and recruiting in the Tulsa area. He seems to have a preference for event coverage, expert commentary, exclusives, and announcements related to these topics.
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In celebration of his 80th birthday, here are five of countless guest spots featuring the unique guitar work of Fripp.
By: Patrick Prince
The music of Steve Miller – who remains a creatively active musician today in his 80s – has always encompassed much more than AOR.
In celebration of this summer’s 40th anniversary of the release of the band’s self-titled debut album, here are five classic songs from the early days.
By: Patrick Prince
Cut from the original master tapes by Kevin Gray and pressed on 180-gram black vinyl at Optimal in Germany, this numbered edition is limited to 5,000 copies and arrives in glossy gatefold packaging with new liner notes by Grateful Dead historian David Gans.
For names and rankings, the mixing of those who are with us and those who have passed on adds an extra layer of intrigue.
By: Patrick Prince
Highlighting the notable songs from each of Deep Purple's early lineups.
By: Patrick Prince
The album marks Spafford's first studio release in four years, and it captures a period of significant change within the group's lineup.
By: Patrick Prince
Here are the 5 songs that should be at the top of your list from the original Alice Cooper group.
These keyboard wizards add a level of creativity to the final product that is comparatively more impressive than those left off this list.
By: Patrick Prince
In the Spring 2026 issue of Goldmine, Jackson spoke about his deep catalog, the new album, and he explained why he doesn’t like musical labels applied to his work.
