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“Every Breath You Take was going in the trash until I played on it": Andy Summers suggests "watch the press" for future developments in a long-simmering dispute about the songwriting credits on The Police's Every Breath You Take
Could The Police be heading to court? Andy Summers hints at a potential legal face-off with Sting over the band's biggest song
"We were a bit embarrassed because this was the raging punk scene": How the "slight reggae" of The Police's Roxanne turned a teacher and two prog rock renegades into unlikely superstars
Banned by the BBC, Roxanne put The Police on the road to superstardom when a radio station in Texas embraced Sting's song about love in a red light district
"Wild adventures and wise ruminations": Stewart Copeland on his upcoming Police Diaries
Stewart Copeland will publish The Police Diaries this Autumn, telling the story of the band's first three years
Andy Summers on The Police: "We could have gone on and played for years"
The unfeasibly young-looking 80-year-old Andy Summers talks about conquering the world in The Police, the reunion, his long-time passion for photography, and much more
Sting believes that humanity is going to be caught up in "a battle we all have to fight" against artificial intelligence
Sting believes that there will one day be conflict between AI and humans, and argues that the "building blocks of music belong to us, to human beings"
Here's The Police classic Roxanne, but it's just Rocks
Watch YouTube SethDrums cry laughing as he attempts to play along to an altered version of the 1978 single
Stewart Copeland shares rare early demo of Clown's Revenge by The Police
Stewart Copeland will publish The Police Diaries this Autumn, telling the story of the band's first three years
Sex workers, solitude, suicide: How The Police spun black thoughts into platinum hits on Outlandos d’Amour
Released on November 2, 1978, The Police's debut album Outlandos d’Amour helped pushed 'new wave' past punk rock and into the mainstream
