Atlanta Bliss, born Matthew Blistan, is a celebrated jazz trumpeter whose career took a remarkable turn when he joined Prince's band, The Revolution, in 1985. His vibrant contributions to the music scene culminated in the iconic live concert film, "Prince - Lovesexy Live" (1988), a must-have for collectors and a shining example of Prince's theatrical performances. Bliss's unique sound and dynamic stage presence made him an integral part of the Prince legacy, which collectors treasure for its cultural significance and musical innovation. During his tenure with Prince, Bliss recorded the memorable track "Mountains" featured on the 1986 album "Parade," linked to the film "Under the Cherry Moon." His participation in the critically acclaimed concert film "Sign o' the Times" (1987) further solidified his status among fans and collectors alike. With a Grammy Award for his work on the classic "Kiss," Atlanta Bliss remains a sought-after figure in physical media, as his collaborations with Prince continue to resonate in the realm of R&B and funk.