The 10 best moments from the Grammys Salute to Prince
No need to worry, no need to cry, because Miguel brought the heat for Prince’s ode to deathly romantic devotion. He even dipped into some Prince-inspired attire for the set, rocking a dove-white see-through shirt, lacy gloves, and boots. Between falsetto runs and extended drum solos from Sheila E. was Miguel dancing, strutting, and doing the splits all over the stage. It was an impressive and worthy performance for one of Prince's best songs.
from the Purple One — leading the crowd in a sing-along at the end. The only thing missing from this was Prince’s famous cloud suit . —The blues guitarist went to a truly divine place for this deep cut from one of Prince's best albums, 1987's . With Sheila E. pounding out the beat behind him, Clark fully surrendered to the churning, devotional ballad, a cri de coeur about the ills of the world.
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