>Drums: Tambourine - He was channeling Sheila E. on this one.

Yeah, that's been one of my faves... The rhythm guitar is pretty crazy as well.

>Guitar: Bambi(The Undertaker version - from 1993) - To me,
>this is his most outrageous guitar solo ever. Its a shame this
>whole session is a bootleg because the whole thing showcased
>what an underrated guitarist he is. I'd say his finest hour as
>far as guitar soloing was during the 93-94 years.

I'll have to search that one out.

>Bass: She's Always In My Hair. Its way down in the bottom and
>as much as I love D's version, I'm afraid he didn't capture
>the bass fire. Some outrageous basslines are scattered all
>over The Camille & Black albums too.

I have not listened much to those two albums, truth be told. I've just never been that much into that era of Prince. I'll have to give 'em a listen this weekend to see if I can hear what you're talking about.

>Rhythm guitar: ALL of his 80s extended versions. Although I'm
>not sure whether he's the one playing in the beginning of
>Hello or Wendy.

My favorite rhythm guitar showcases are late 70s/early 80s pieces like Controversy, I Wanna Be Your Lover, Sexy Dancer, Sexuality, etc.

Those, and Curtis Mayfield were what I used to study when I was trynna learn how to play funky rhythm.