How did Prince get the guitar sound on Kiss?

It is an acoustic guitar run through a noise gate triggered by the hi-hats on a Linn LM-1 drum machine. The noise gate opens (allows sound through) every time the hi-hat sound is triggered, locking the acoustic guitar to the drum machine pattern. The song was produced by David Z and he also played the acoustic guitar part on this song.

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Parade

Parade is Prince's eighth album. It is the last album co-credited to the Revolution and is the soundtrack album to the film "Under The Cherry Moon". It saw another change in Prince's style, with a mixture of funk, psychedelic, jazz and orchestral elements.

The album saw Prince move away from his last four records, with less prominent guitars, analog synths and drum machines. Instead, the album features live drumming, acoustic and orchestral elements, horns and new synthesizers like the Fairlight and Roland G-707. The Revolution appear on two songs, with Wendy and Lisa appearing on several others.

Prince and the Revolution toured Parade throughout 1986, with a series of dates in the United States in the spring and summer, followed by the Parade Tour in August and September.

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Prince at the Capri Theatre 1979

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