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Sting - Nothing Like the Sun Tour Book (87-88 Tour)
by Ross 26 Mar '06

26 Mar '06

http://cgi.ebay.ca/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=7547744059 Just cleaning out my sting collection. Ross Everyone is in jail, until they break out laughing

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40th montreux jazz festival 2006
by Simon Castellan 29 Jan '06

29 Jan '06

...hope this helps..... A cette occasion, le Montreux Jazz Festival annonce en avant première une liste d'artistes avec lesquels le Festival est en négociation avancée. Parmis les artistes fidèles au rendez-vous montreusien, on trouve notamment: In this occasion, MJF announces the artists they are dealing with in advance. Between those artists, these here have already played in Montreux : BB King - Solomon Burke - Deep Purple - Gilberto Gil - Gilles Peterson's Worldwide - David Sanborn - Carlos Santana with special projects - Simply Red - Sting Ainsi que pour la première fois: And for the first time : - Bryan Adams - Border Community vs. Wagon Repair - Hommage à Claude Nougaro avec Aldo Romano - Massive Attack - Narodniki - The laptop supergroup Any additional info would be much appreciated (ie: dates, etc....will be published in April ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------- Hello World, Switzerland calling ! goto:http://www.montreuxjazz.com/index_2006_en.aspx ...and click the Press Release: Preview 2006 -> what a BIG and nice surprise ! Byebye ! Simon ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------- _______________________________________________ Police mailing list Police(a)mailman.xmission.com http://mailman.xmission.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/police

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40th montreux jazz festival 2006
by Simon Castellan 29 Jan '06

29 Jan '06

---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------- Hello World, Switzerland calling ! goto:http://www.montreuxjazz.com/index_2006_en.aspx ...and click the Press Release: Preview 2006 -> what a BIG and nice surprise ! Byebye ! Simon ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------

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Need small help
by Giovanni Pollastri 28 Jan '06

28 Jan '06

Hey guys, does anybody remember what was Joe Sinclir role on 'Outlandos D'amour'? It was mentioned on the credits on 'Hole In My Life' and ' Masoko Tanga'; any help appreciated. I thin k he worked on a few arrangements, but I'm not really sure about. Thanks. Giovanni

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Re: [police] Stewart vs. Sting
by Angeline Adams 28 Jan '06

28 Jan '06

In the UK's Daily Mail yesterday, their film correspondent Baz Bamigboye had an item about the Police being at the Sundance festival. He dismissed the film as "rather disappointing" and concentrated much more on the hostilities regarding the derangements, mentioning the stuff we all know about how Stewart would see them released while Sting wants to put that part of his life/career behind him. The article seemed rather slanted towards Sting, imlpying that Stewart was being unreasonable considering that he had not, afterall, written the tracks in question. It also said that Stewart had resumed his attempts to get the derangements released the following day. Has anyone heard about this, or is it just another case of the mainstream press reporting late stuff that fans have been hearing about through other channels for some time? Angeline On 1/23/06, Angeline Adams <angeline.adams(a)gmail.com> wrote: > > Thanks so much for posting this... wow. While it is indeed tantalising and > frustrating for the film not to go into 1982, I'm still amazed we're getting > to see it at all. I love that people on the list are able to tell us about > it. It's also neat to see pictures of the band at the premiere; I guess it > just hadn't occured to me that they'd all be there. Gives me that same warm > fuzzy feeling I had when they were inducted into the Hall of Fame... and a > huge amount of anticipation for the DVD. Is there any word on whether this > will be released worldwide? > > Angeline >

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Holly's story is up
by krapola 26 Jan '06

26 Jan '06

at www.brushwithfame.com Great Story. Cheers all, R. PS: This message just bounced back, stating "Unable to deliver message to the following address(es) Remote host said: 554 delivery error: This user doesn't have an account" -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.375 / Virus Database: 267.14.22/239 - Release Date: 24/01/2006

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Everyone Stares at Santa Barbara Film Fest
by Maggie White 26 Jan '06

26 Jan '06

Stew's movie is playing at the Santa Barbara (California) Film Fest: Saturday February 4, 2006 9:00PM Lobero Theatre Everyone Stares Documentary Tuesday February 7, 2006 9:30PM Victoria Theatre I'll be going to the Saturday show. Anyone else? Everyone Stares Documentary :coolPost:4:1:0:--> --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? With a free 1 GB, there's more in store with Yahoo! Mail.

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Re: [Police] "Everyone Stares"
by loziric＠cinci.rr.com 26 Jan '06

26 Jan '06

Thanks Pete, its unbelievable! Great story, it must have been exciting, I believe that the film will be released on dvd later in the year. Thanks again. ----- Original Message ----- From: Pete Ashdown <pashdown(a)xmission.com> Date: Sunday, January 22, 2006 8:34 pm Subject: [Police] "Everyone Stares" > On Friday night, I was having dinner with a friend who excitedly > told me > that she had managed to get a ticket for the premier of "Everyone > Stares" at Sundance. She told me it was a film about the police, > but it > took my addled mind a few minutes before I realized that was a proper > noun, "The Police". I hadn't thought about the band for many years > believing that anything new from them would come in the form of > rereleases and DVD versions of videos I already had. > > Finding myself in Park City on a business matter, a friend and I > decidedto go hit the "wait list" for the same premier today at > 3:00. I've had > good luck with this in the past at Sundance, only being turned > away once > for a midnight showing of "Orgasmo". We got there two hours early and > ended up with numbers 81 and 82 for the show. Pretty good as > related by > the staff there. We had a good chance of getting in. > > We did get in. Balcony seats, which actually turned out to be a good > thing, as I will explain later. > > Stewart Copeland bought an 8mm audio/film camera on the first Police > tour of the states as they pulled through Arizona. He found it an > amusing diversion from being on the road, but had no intention of > makingit into a documentary later. As he related it, the films > sat in shoe > boxes until he realized that his computer equipment would make it easy > to edit the random footage into something worth showing. The film > stretches from that first US tour though tours throughout the world > climaxing with the US Festival show after the release of Ghost in the > Machine. > > If "Police Around The World" is the definitive capsule of what > happenedon stage, "Everyone Stares" is a view from behind the > stage. It shows > the trio carrying their own kits to motels in the beginning to > flying on > private planes and helicopters in the end. It shows onslaught of fans > and carries Stewart's musings as to the nature of fame and > fortune. It > is a fantastic time capsule that is rare amongst bands that we > should be > grateful to Stewart for taking the time not only the beginning but in > putting for the effort now to share it with us. It was amazing to see > such incredible moments as composing "De Do Do De Da Da" and shooting > videos and cover shots. > > I think everyone was interested in the motivations behind the conflict > in the trio, and although it was lightly touched up on in > narration of > the "Ghost in the Machine" Montserrat sessions, it was apparent that > Stewart wanted to end the film on a high note. This is perhaps why > "Synchronicity" was not delved into, although I wanted to ask him why > the film ended in 1982, I was not fortunate to be called upon for a > question. I would have also liked to see some interviews with the > otherCopelands and Sting and Andy. My friend summed it up best > as a "film > postcard". Something that is fun to watch, aside from the nausea > inducing shaky-cam (my friend nearly barfed, if we were on the main > floor, I'm sure he would have), but nothing deeply revealing. > > There were also tantalizing bits of remixed Police songs that will > require permission to release. Particularly, a version of "Tea in the > Sahara". Stewart said he had done these in his spare time, but needed > two other people's permission to let them out. Andy was in the > audienceand gave the thumbs up, that leaves only Sting. I was > also surprised to > hear Stewart say that he originally thought "The Police" were on a > sabbatical and he seemed amicable to a reunion tour, which someone > askedabout in the audience. He did make it clear that this too > hinges on > group approval, which is not likely to happen. > > The film is dedicated to the memory of Kim Turner, who I hadn't > realizedhad passed in 2003. Kim was the only person from the > organization who > ever emailed me thanking for the effort of starting this mailing > list. > I can understand how the trio have felt like they were under the > publicmicroscope many times, I'm thankful to Stewart for giving us > yet another > lens. > > > > > _______________________________________________ > Police mailing list > Police(a)mailman.xmission.com > http://mailman.xmission.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/police >

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Holly's story is up
by krapola 26 Jan '06

26 Jan '06

at HYPERLINK "http://www.brushwithfame.com"www.brushwithfame.com Great Story. Cheers all, Ross -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.375 / Virus Database: 267.14.22/239 - Release Date: 24/01/2006

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The Police Inside Out DVD
by Simon Castellan 24 Jan '06

24 Jan '06

Hello World ! ...just received this mail...!!! Cheers Simon ********************************************* This e-mail is sent to our customers who have previously purchased an item by the artist(s) included, as well as for subscribers of Artist Newsmail who have registered the artist(s). To secure your first press copy of any of the items listed below, preorder on or before January 30. ********************************************* UIBO-1085 The Police/Everyone Stares: The Police Inside Out DVD 4200 yen US$37/113.59 Release Date:2006/03/01 Description: URL - http://cdjapan.jp/d.html?KEY=UIBO-1085 --------------------------------- "First Press Available" button in the product details indicates the availability of the first press edition (sometimes including bonuses). When that button is gone, only a later press of the same title may be available. Some items are released in limited quantity or for a limited period of time. If you're after a limited edition, early ordering is essential to ensure timely receipt of your order. To unsubscribe or to change your subscription, please go to: https://www.cdjapan.co.jp/member/zolar/customer/acc_login?dest=rvm *************************** CDJapan http://www.cdjapan.co.jp/ ***************************

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