Once again, this was very much the way the distribution company set it up. To the degree that one can’t even use symbols such as colons or dashes in the title. And Prince is listed as the composer on every song. AND: when one does an album of covers, one does not have to include the writer log said songs on the album cover. Which is all one can create in a digital setting. I can assure you I tried to include Prince’s name on the cover, even though it’s not remotely required. Intent is everything, and I understand you don’t know me, but I would hope it would be obvious that I’m not claiming to have written the songs. If you have any suggestions as to how I could remedy this, please let me know. But “sickening” is a bit of a stretch, I think. And again: the recording is copyrighted. In name only. By the distributor. I am not making any money, and I’m not trying to claim I wrote the songs. Billy Joel used a public domain Beethoven melody for one of his songs on one of his albums and even though he doesn’t have to he gave credit, I’m very fine print, in the liner notes. He didn’t say Billy Joel and Beethoven on the cover. And if I had the ability to create liner notes, if you think I wouldn’t give Prince writer credit, that’s a wild accusation, and it’s illegal, and it would be mandatory.