STEWART COPELAND

Is there a definitive resource about this collaboration? I found the info below on a site and was wondering if anyone can clarify it. I have some of these tracks, but maybe someone out there has the complete output from this unusual union.

Known tracks:
01. Only The Wind (4:05) Sting on vocals
02. Rhine-Bow (8:08) Sting on vocals
03. Natural High (3:32)Sting on vocals
04. Video Magic (4:03) Sting on vocals
05. San Francisco Waitress (3:22) Sting on vocals
06. Flashback (3:08) Sting on vocals & bass / Andy on el-guitar /Stewart on drums +
07. Trans Am (3:25) Sting on vocals / Stewart on drums +
08. Why Don't You Answer (4:31) Sting on vocals
09. Signs Of Emotion (2:48) Instrumental
10. Octagon (6:53) Instrumental
11. Powerslide (1:35) Instrumental
12. Speech Behind Speech (5:43) Sting on vocals
13. Night Bound City (3:12) (Instrumental - no Sting or Andy)
14. Koan (11:59) Instrumental
15. Koan (8:56) Instrumental
16. Poem (3:20) Sting on vocals
17. Frame Of Mind (5:42) instrumental
18. Loreley (5:04) Instrumental
19. Magma (8.53) Instrumental
20. Epilogue (2:40) Instrumental
21. Code Word Elvis (4:08) Sting on vocals & bass / Andy on el-guitar /Stewart on drums
22. Code Word Elvis (8:01) Sting on vocals & bass / Andy on el-guitar /Stewart on drums


Why Don’t You Answer, Eberhard Schoener Dance Experience, 12” Mix, 6:13
Why Don’t You Answer, Eberhard Schoener Dance Experience, Radio Mix, 3:16
Why Don’t You Answer, Eberhard Schoener Dance Experience, Classic Mix, 4:21

i know it was an andy 'gig' which he was obliged to fulfill after he had joined the band. so they all went.
2 albums worth of stuff; some of which has the band on, some doesn't...

that's where they met Olaf Kubler who later popped up on 'low life' which was evidently recorded some years earlier than when it appeared on the b-side of 'Spirits In The Material World'. Dearth of material, boys?

i was under the impression that 'Code word elvis' didn't have Stewart on it..... i LOVE the short version of that song, esp the drum break into the solo and gordo's vocals sound wonderfully fragile.

am i right in thinking gordo felt that the bulk of the material was not eberhard's but he just put squealchy noises and bleeps on their jams?

it seems that some of the lyrics came from whatever was to hand; 'san francisco waitress' is a reading of a news story, the whatthefuckwereyouonabout lyrics for 'video magic' come from a cartoon which you can see projected onto the backdrop in the video on yootube:
"I'd like a garbage can."
"Ganvanized or plastic? "
"What's the difference? "
"About 28 decibels."


i think the remixes are something to do with a compilation album which eberhard had out fairly recently.

There's a good summary of albums and tracks here:

http://www.stingme.dk/the_police/Eberhard_Schoener.htm

bab

anywhere you can download this then?