The Police - Interview in Miami 1979 -BEST QUALITY
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- Опубликовано: 19 ноя 2017
- Here for you The Police were interviewed by Bob Harris after the show in Miami, Gusman auditorium on 1979.10.27. The BBC music show was called "Old Grey Whistle Test". Best Quality video around
Dang...Copeland tells the truth, and delivers it so well!
Never thought I'd the phrase "char woman" ever again!
@@thewomble1509 And did you the phrase?
@@banjopink4409 Indeed!
@@thewomble1509 Where did you the phrase?
@@banjopink4409 Polymath has been in common usage for centuries. There is also polyglot,which means a speaker of several languages.
"With 'Judy & Somethingothers' "
Stewart's brilliance kills me lol.
Andy Summers is almost 37 here and turns 79 this year. Hard to believe.
Yeah, he seemed so old to me then...it was a bit confusing. But so great for him that he found this incredible gig relatively late in a typical musicians life...
@@ibassnote never to late
Great bit of history. These guys have each continued with their crafts and managed to stay true to themselves . Great interview
This was recorded after the walking on the moon video, it seems.
Probably.
Sting seems to be in the identical outfit, so do the other members.
Did Andy Summers ever take that jacket off between 1977 and 1982?
Ha, ha, I don't think he did to be honest!
Yea he wore the same with blue instead of red.
It's reversible....🤪
lol
Maybe same style but different jackets you arse hole
Some quality socio-political commentary. Don't see that much these days, when the world is running down.
One of my fav interviews from them. Stewart and Andy were speaking facts...especially about how America treats it's music and racism!! Oh and the Sting slander on here is so annoying, tired and transparent. The problem isn't him. It's you.
Couldn’t agree more
@Keke Aw, you’re just saying that…
1090 percent most realist comment on this entire comment thread
They are so right, that's why i stopped listening to the radio years ago and i found that i enjoy music even more, i don't think very much about genres anymore. I don't see why i can't listen to Kiss for a while and then move to Massive Attack and Sibelius or Max Richter later, it's nice to think for yourself.
Sting is most happy talking about himself - it’s a theme through most of the Police interviews and gives a big clue as to how things would eventually pan out
Well, to be fair, the interviewer was asking Sting questions specific to him, so he answered him.
On a side note to any fans of Robot Wars and specifically Razer, did anyone else notice how Andy Summers sort of sounds like Simon Scott from the Razer team here?
@@sterlingholobyte And he has NO comic timing. Much too self conscious and stiff.
It’s almost always fellas who have a problem with Sting.
There’s your clue.
@@jasonlefler3456 Exactly. It's so annoying and transparent.
@@thewomble1509 He comes across very shy ‼️ some stars don't interview well . Kurt Cobain very often seemed the same way , but not as self absorbed
My Sharona by The Knack is one of the best pop rock songs of all time.
I have a duck that belonged to my aunty.
Copeland's such a witty guy. Sting can't stand anybody articulated stealing the main spot.
“In a minute, Mum’ Sting 😂
Fascinating!!🙏❤️
traveling the world, and on the rise
Copeland is the americanest english guy ever
He is american
He’s the Englishest American guy
lol..pretty snappy audience in the everglades..
Proper band
40 Years On
Nice to see Sting’s original nose!
Allways considered on that, he really did that right? Maybe more then one time? You know all about that?
At one point he scrambled to get rid of his Geordie nose. I remember doing a lot of eye rolling when I realised that he had his nose done. Prolly to look more intellectual. Sounds like book title. The Intellectual Nose.
After Reading Andy Summer's book,it probably could be contributed to total excess of cocaine use. Cocaine apparently powered The Police,and weren't they fantastic.
What Stewart is talking about with the radio in the US was cured--for a time--by MTV. All forms of pop music in one central place. Shame it didn't last.
why do you think it didn't last
@@chrisbennett6260 I think it was combination of two things. MTV decided to add non music programming like The Real World and Beavis And Butthead and they became huge successes. This gave them the idea to keep trying to pump original shows until they eventually lost interest in music completely. But I also think it's one of the many, many things the Internet ruined. Once you could go online and watch any video you wanted anytime you wanted, sitting and waiting through commercial to see you favorite band seemed awfully quaint. RUclips killed the MTV star.
I think they just filmed walking on the moon around this interview
listen to these dudes! maybe you did'nt like their music but they called it
At 4.18 you can tell Sting doesn't seem to like Stewart all that much. The police were at their best in 1979.
Looks like this interview was done just before they took the flight over to the Saturn 5 rocket to make the walking on the moon video at nasa.
Stewart is a machine
that "new" punk club in Miami? Churchills Hideaway~ just closed 2020....
Stuart an American, hits it absolutely correct and BBC's influence.
Both he and Andy far more intelligent, than the cool pretentiousness of Sting.
What is the song's name at the end?
Can't Stand Losing You / Reggatta de Blanc this awesome live version is here: ruclips.net/video/wmNeZLVnJGc/видео.html
" _Crocodiles_ " - Sting? In the Everglades?
0:43 Sting just began to do an asshole..
Ah, “Whispering Bob Harris”…
sting is the best !!!
jp SMITH who are you? Shaggy?
imagine seeing the police at the Hammersmith Palais! It was a very important gig they played in India I didn't think they quite realised that here, meaning a rock band this size had rarely played live in India.
India had never had a rock band play there, The Police were the first, and it would become Sting's most favorite gig ever at the time because the audience had never heard of them, by the end of the night, the place was rocking, people from all over Bombay came to watch, they all had an amazing night to remember
ruclips.net/video/UmeYFVrHcbY/видео.html
He mentions it here
Any videos regarding The Police's concert in India?
@@sultannadeem8124 Yes.
It’s in the Police film Around the World
and Police in the East.
@@jasonlefler3456 Thank you!
I guess Stew forgot about The Ramones, Dolls, Blank Generation, and the whole New York City thing
what New York city thing are you talking about specifically
@@chrisbennett6260 You can easily research it anywhere.
Singh is such a pretentious, arrogant self obsessed dude but he got away with it because he wrote great songs and has a unique voice.
Stewart pretending to be British LOL. I love the Police but I wonder what would have happened had they gotten a taste of the Austin music scene in the mid to late 70s.
Stewart Copeland OP as f* in 1979
AmeriKKKa sumed up in a nutshell
absoutlely fascinating take from the band members on the social political aspects
This was 1979, right, it wasn't like the US was devoid of bad music, The Cars definitely we're a great new group then. Not sure what Sting that of The Cars
not really it depends what music you was talking about and Andy and Stewart called it out
Sting really detested Copeland in almost every interview he's poking him for Copeland's trying to sound intelligent...
It’s very clear here lol!! “Sweeped up the country” Sting nearly lost it.
After the interview, Sting pulled Copeland aside … “Shut your pie hole until you master the King’s English. I’ll cover the interviews from here on out!”
@@Trenchant463 cause hes being a twat here
I miss Stings old nose.
Sting: a tool then and a bell end now
Ha ha, _CRACKED_ up at that!
God, stu .. stop talking.
I can see why Sting was annoyed by Copeland - he sucks all the air out of the airport