Yes, please e-mail the link – I’d
love to see it! Thanks!
Cheers,
Bruce
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Subject: Réf. : [Police] It
Happened! Padovani On StageWith The Police
Hi !
I've
recorded the whole song on video with my small camera recorder.
I
can e-mail the link to you if interested.
All
the best, Seb
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I just checked YouTube and sure enough there were two "Next To
You" footage from the event. Even though the second footage is only 42
seconds, you get to hear Henri playing a little bit of solo while Andy's
holding the riff. It's not a life changing experience but hey, it's history. I
so wish they took a shot at "Fall Out" instead, though. Why not take
the risk for a couple of nights for a change?
Koko
Here's
the link:
http://youtube.com/results?search_query=police+padovani
France
Honours The Police For Its 'New Sound'
Mon Oct 1
PARIS (AFP) - The rock band trio The Police on Monday received a French award
for their contribution to the arts after playing two sell-out concerts in
French Culture Minister Christine Albanel conferred the Order of the Arts and
Letters on Britons Gordon Sumner (Sting) and Andy Summers and American Stewart
Copeland.
Albanel praised the 80s group for the "new sound" that they generated
and expressed "
"We are very touched because we deeply admire French culture," Sting
told reporters in French following the brief ceremony at the culture ministry
in
He jokingly commented that as British subjects, he and Summers found it
"very exotic" to be made "chevaliers" of the order of the
French republic.
Albanel praised Sting's "charisma and uncommon character" and noted
that the first guitarist recruited to be part of the initial group in 1977 was
Frenchman Henry Padovani, who was ousted after Summers joined that year.
Padovani joined the trio on stage in
Thirty years after the band was formed, The Police -- now in their mid-fifties
and 60s -- are back on stage, performing such vintage hits as
"Roxanne" -- about a
Breath You Take."
Close to 80,000 fans packed a stadium north of Paris on Saturday and Sunday to
hear The Police, who will wrap up their European tour this month before heading
back to the Americas ahead of concert dates in Australia, New Zealand and Asia
next year.
Shortly before noon on Monday, Sting, Summers and Copeland caused a commotion
when they arrived at the culture ministry on rented bicycles that are part of
the city's newest environmentally-friendly scheme.
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