STEWART COPELAND

Posted: **28 Jul 2010 02:10**

He thinks easy listening Sting is just fine. I'm not crazy about the article, but I love the columnist's name.

http://www.montrealgazette.com/whimsica ... story.html

Posted: **28 Jul 2010 02:15**

ho ho, or LOL or ROTFLMAO or whatever you're suppopsed to write.

Posted: **28 Jul 2010 02:30**

Hold on .... wasn't English-Lion at that show?

I am sure she loved listening to the English man CHA-st fine!

: -)

Posted: **28 Jul 2010 11:14**

T'Cha wrote:With the lark that was The Police reunion faded into memory, it was clear that this is Sting's late-career comfort zone.

Hmmm... who wants to be in a late-career comfort zone?

Posted: **28 Jul 2010 14:34**

Seriously. I saw Paul McCartney (10 years older at 68) rock his shorts off for damn near five hours on Monday; and his most recent album is excellent.

Sorry, Sting. You just don't get to coast when your competition is Macca and The Boss.

Posted: **29 Jul 2010 03:07**

policefan wrote:Hold on .... wasn't English-Lion at that show?

Yes I was and it was "Cha"rrific .....loved it, and YES there was a bass clarinet!!

"It was date night at the Bell Centre, and the older crowd was eating it up" Date night I was alone .... Hubby was with the kids ....Sting you should have called me..... Older crowd ????? ummmmm no I'm not old and I refuse to believe such toss

I only felt that I was trapped in an elevator with Lawrence Welk for just one song .....twang ga twang ga twang ga

Yes Bass Clarinet player has a fan

STEWART COPELAND

With a name like that, this critic has to like Sting

With a name like that, this critic has to like Sting

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