Dez Dickerson, a multifaceted individual, has left an indelible mark on the world of music, composition, and acting, showcasing his remarkable versatility and breadth of talent. Prior to becoming a household name, Dickerson held the esteemed position of Prince's first rhythm guitar player, a role he undertook from the outset of Prince's tour until the release of the groundbreaking album in 1999, which was followed by a subsequent tour that cemented his status as a highly respected musician.
Noted musician and performer, Apollonia Kotero, made a lasting impression in the iconic 1984 film, Purple Rain, directed by Albert Magnoli and produced by Robert Cavallo, where she played the lead role of Apollonia, a singer who rose to fame after her predecessor, The Time's lead singer, Morris Day, left the group.
Over the course of recent years, the multifaceted artist, Dickerson, has undergone a significant shift in his creative trajectory, diverting his energies towards the composition and performance of original movie soundtracks, thereby further cementing his status as a masterfully skilled and remarkably adaptable musician.
