Andy's too funny. That laugh will be stuck in my head forever. When someone tells a band joke. 😂😂😂 Also this is the most I've ever heard Andy talk in police interviews.
Two things I never realized before. 1 That Andy was that small and 2, I know I must be the only one that didn’t knew but still, that Stewart was not even British. Dang it toke me 40 years to realize it.
Stewart Armstrong Copeland (Alexandria, Virginia; 16 de julio de 1952) es un músico, compositor y multiinstrumentista estadounidense, conocido por ser uno de los miembros originales del power trio de rock británico The Police.
In his memoirs Andy complains about all the "un-Police sax shit" in Ghost in the Machine. He doesn't seem very happy with that in this interview either.
@@billysequins don't remember. Some podcast show. He said during the Ghost tour in 1982, everyone hated that they perform with brass/sax section. But he loved it.
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Andy's too funny. That laugh will be stuck in my head forever. When someone tells a band joke. 😂😂😂 Also this is the most I've ever heard Andy talk in police interviews.
Interviewer : “I don’t want to stand too close…”
Andy: “aHaHA”
One of my all time favorite groups......come on guys...one more album and tour!!!
Great interview!
GRACIAS POR EL VIDEO, EN ESPECIAL PARA LOS FANS DEL GRUPO THE POLICE
Buen registro.de este gran grupo musical.
Two things I never realized before. 1 That Andy was that small and 2, I know I must be the only one that didn’t knew but still, that Stewart was not even British. Dang it toke me 40 years to realize it.
Wonder if the duo approaching in the background realized who they were walking up on.
Stewart Armstrong Copeland (Alexandria, Virginia; 16 de julio de 1952) es un músico, compositor y multiinstrumentista estadounidense, conocido por ser uno de los miembros originales del power trio de rock británico The Police.
In his memoirs Andy complains about all the "un-Police sax shit" in Ghost in the Machine. He doesn't seem very happy with that in this interview either.
How about that BRASS SECTION!
Don't think Stewart was keen either
@@billysequinsactually Stewart likes it, according to his interview
@@peterhopqk which interview?
@@billysequins don't remember. Some podcast show. He said during the Ghost tour in 1982, everyone hated that they perform with brass/sax section. But he loved it.
They recorded ghost in the machine a month earlier
4:03 Sting's reaction 😂 hears a synthesizer sound in the background, gets inspired and got songs already in his head for the next album 😂😂😂
Thought 1982 is when the horns came in?
This is Spinal Tap...
It is
Always thought Nigel Tuffnell was modelled on Sting during his "mock Cockney voice, I'm a nice guy" phase around '81.
@@adonaiyah2196 Up to 11.
if not very close to it 😅
The watermark is highly unpleasant and intrusive when trying to enjoy the video.
Close your eyes
No its not
@@beepst It is. Annoying as hell.
1:22; I liked her joke but it felt flat, hahaha
Aug 22, 1981
Liberty Bell Park Racetrack
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
The Police / The Go Go's / The Specials / Oingo Boingo
I was there !! I lived about 2 miles away, the Coasters opened the show
Stewart stole my Mum's Glasses.
Normal, short, shorter.
Stewart, Sting, Andy 😂
Let’s see…. What a horrible interviewer
girl bye keep yapping you are NOT gonna regain custody of your children
@@obrienussy3000HAHAHAH WHAT