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Dear Stewart: Please go on tour.

PostPosted: 31 Jan 2014 01:42
by jerseyfan
I am once again pleading with Stewart Copeland to go on tour with a singer.

I love the songs he wrote for the Police, many of which have not been performed live, at least not properly.

I was just listening to A Sermon. What a great song. That's also a great song to perform live. There are many others such Bombs Away, Ms. Gradenko, Darkness, On Any Other Day and, of course, Fall Out.

They can then possibly perform other Copeland instrumental tunes, plus whatever else they feel like doing. Perhaps a couple of Animal Logic tunes?

I actually can't believe this was not done long ago. Get Miles to organize the whole thing. I'll bet there are probably many already famous singers who would love to spend a summer on stage with SC and the band he puts together.

Come one Stewart. Do it! It will be awesome. It will be blast for you and for the fans.

Re: Dear Stewart: Please go on tour.

PostPosted: 01 Feb 2014 03:41
by Howstupidmrbates
Let's "drum up" (pun intended) a set list!

I can just hear Stew's Derangements playing as the pre-show music.

Re: Dear Stewart: Please go on tour.

PostPosted: 01 Feb 2014 04:34
by jerseyfan
Good idea, bates.

Here's a set list. Heck, SC could sing a couple of these. Why not?

Fall Out (i.e., Fly out of a cannon to start the show.)
On Any Other Day (super-fun song)
Don't Box Me In
Too Kool To Kalypso (another super-fun song)
Birds of Prey
Equalizer Theme
Koteja
Tulsa Tango
As Soon As the Sun Goes Down
Darkness
Bombs Away
Ms. Grandenko

ENCORE
There's a Spy in The House of Love
A Sermon (killer finale)

That's 14 songs. That's one heck of a show. They could pick 2-3 more. They could perform a couple of songs by whoever is the lead singer.

OK Miles and Stewart, what are you waiting for?

Re: Dear Stewart: Please go on tour.

PostPosted: 01 Feb 2014 05:01
by Howstupidmrbates
Ritch In A Ditch live would be a dream. Or anything from the Klark Kent album.

Rehumanize Yourself
No Time This Time
The Other Way Of Stopping

Re: Dear Stewart: Please go on tour.

PostPosted: 01 Feb 2014 08:38
by Phil9
DOES EVERYONE STARE

Re: Dear Stewart: Please go on tour.

PostPosted: 04 Feb 2014 21:01
by roddswett
Masoko Tanga!
Regatta D'Blanc

Re: Dear Stewart: Please go on tour.

PostPosted: 06 Feb 2014 19:22
by 63falcon
Completely fantastic suggestion, jerseyfan. LOVE all of the set list suggestions. To hear just Darkness, Anyone Stare, Miss Gradenko, & Too Kool to Kalypso would even be enough.......
Maybe Stewart could do a Ben Hur pre or post concert warm-up :wink:
Or a Live album of his compositions.....

Re: Dear Stewart: Please go on tour.

PostPosted: 07 Feb 2014 09:52
by ltwoman
63falcon wrote:Maybe Stewart could do a Ben Hur pre or post concert warm-up
...


Yep.

Re: Dear Stewart: Please go on tour.

PostPosted: 08 Feb 2014 21:45
by Phil9
Come on Stew , Stings been kicking the ass out of old material for years and i love listening to old Police material but would love to hear some of your classics. Ive seen some instrumental versions of darkness and miss gradenko absolute class theres life in them tunes yet so lets have it.

Re: Dear Stewart: Please go on tour.

PostPosted: 08 Feb 2014 21:50
by jerseyfan
Great point, Phil.

It would really be like a debut of new material, being that it's never been performed.

Come on, fellow fans. Keep this thread going. Let's send SC a message that we're not joking. Fan really want this.

Let's go Copelands.

Does anybody have any suggestions as to who the singer can be. SC has played live with some good ones.

Re: Dear Stewart: Please go on tour.

PostPosted: 10 Feb 2014 03:46
by jerseyfan
I just watched the amazing special on CBS with Paul and Ringo to mark the 50th anniversary of the Beatles coming to America.

I had no idea how much each member was willing to give up the spotlight for the others. I didn't know songs had been written for Ringo.

It made me think that Sting was so unlike Paul and John. It reminded me that the superstar bassist would not even give Andy the chance to have one single on Ghost released because Sting didn't write the song. It reminded me that he wouldn't sing songs Andy wrote. It remined me that he would not sing Stewart's songs live. Very Sting'gee.

Which is even more reason for Stewart to go on tour.

Re: Dear Stewart: Please go on tour.

PostPosted: 11 Feb 2014 18:03
by 63falcon
How about some of the lead singers from the one of the Police tribute bands that post on here from time to time? Give one of those hard working fellow fans an opportunity to shine.
This is a great idea Stewart. Even some sort of MP3 format initially, for downloading-I'd even find some sort of 'plastic' way to pay-altho' I had to use a greendot card to pay for the Ch'ville Torzilla Show since it wasn't ticketmonster, and couldn't do cash locally. After I paid up over the phone, there was only maybe $3 balance left on it-and it got 'hacked' away w/in a month!!!!! So, on second thought, I'd rather have a CD or do it like Adam Ant did, and produce vinyl.

Re: Dear Stewart: Please go on tour.

PostPosted: 17 Feb 2014 05:09
by lancaster
Jerseyfan, very well said!!

Re: Dear Stewart: Please go on tour.

PostPosted: 09 Apr 2014 00:16
by plutonic
Yes, Please, Stewart. Play more gigs.

Re: Dear Stewart: Please go on tour.

PostPosted: 11 Apr 2014 00:41
by zilboy
Thrills
Office Girls
Love Lessons

'Nuff Said.