Wrong Number. Not Irie. At all. But at least there are no lutes.
Sting does Reggae. That's a good thing, you might think,...
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"We don’t really know where this is going” Sting tells the New York Times, “we don’t really have a clue how this is going to pan out."
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Read More Recorded in Italy on September 11th 2001, this live album (and soundtrack to an upcoming DVD) presents more or less the same show in a similar format. But what started out as an end-of-tour celebration for the former Policeman turned into an emotion-filled requiem for the events that had taken place hours before.
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