❤❤ killer! Incredible performance of this very difficult DMB song! Bravo. Best cover I’ve seen of it. Nice job.

I feel like id get tongue tied if i tried this in front of a crowd. Well done!

When the band is so on fire that you leave the gig with a 102° Fever.

Man if that don't move you, you aren't alive on the inside.

I am going to credit Josh Freese for getting Sting to finally perform Spirits at this faster tempo, complete his awesome FULL BASS LINE. WooHoo! Such a great listen. Thank you for posting. I just wish that woman who simply would not stop talking would have stayed home. It happens at every concert. Listen, people. A concert is for LISTENING.

Today's KZbin algorithm Rabbit Hole led me here. It's good to 'Let Go' and ride the flow.

Dude singing Gilmours part really Nailed it ,I was there he did sound great

Bring back Josh or Vinnie. Sorry but the new guy is not good enough for playing Police numbers.

They are sooo much fun

Not only a beautiful song to be sung but the words are a challenge to people, think about eternity after death and the destiny of ones soul!

This isnt bad but it does make me realise how good The Police were when they played together

Such a great song! This is a great rendition! Thank you!👏👍🙏

I Love Steve Burnette Yes 🥰

0:28 Woah O drums 🥁 Josh Freese

4:55 Spirits in the Material World drums 🥁 Josh Freese

Yes!!!! GO DIKY!!

Well done!

Amazing

Josh Freese really working the changes here. One of the best on the planet!

It'd be awesome if Plant opened his concerts with the pulsating, whirling electronic intro from his early solo tours. What a vibe setter that was!

Sting is a musical genius. Song writing and performing.

song is great. south africa interests - eh

Wonderful for him to do this

Such a beautiful moment…it’s hard enough to stay dry-eyed through Biko, but this? 😢 Thank you Jimmy Carter, and Peter Gabriel!

A wonderful tribute to President Carter. He is a true humanitarian

Peter Gabriel is such a class act in addition to being an incredible force of nature and a humanitarian of the finest calibre!

Chills! Every time hearing this song.

Stewart Copeland is a hard act to follow but this guy does a great job.

I don’t get it. Sting is always touring with his band. Clearly they are not in the same league as the Police. These are guys are good but no comparison to the Police. Sting should reform the Police and make another album with the police and then tour. Then go out in style.

He really needs Andy.

Sick

RIP Jane Rains

This beginning is terrible. I just got asked "how long does this last?” Had to turn my 600 pound life back on because of monotony.

I grew up learning Dave many years back and see tutorials that are crazy tabby feel and a bit off, this is dope my dude. The song selection alone tells me all I need to know but thanks for bringing your style into the song..great to hear, keep ‘em coming!

Great DMB song - prescient lyrics- plenty of monkey men around to take a walk across the ice… nice cover!

Love it

Featuring Vandals leg end Josh Freese

Can't take your eyes off his drumming...one of the best.

🔥 🔥 🔥

I saw in one interview with Josh, he was asked about this particular gig/song. He said that Sting told him to have a go at it... Guess he did not hold back.... Awesome!

Love Josh, playing a bit too busy for this material tho.

Stewart Copland > Josh Freese

Why don't we dance on the moon ??? Then we won't be so lonely !!! 😊😊😊

Wow! All three of these young guys are great. I wonder what they are doing now -- five years later.

I love how if I squint my eyes and use a bit of my imagination, y'all come off looking like DMB back in the 90's and early 2000's. With the sound, no imagination needed, it's wonderful.

I searched for a cover of this song thinking it wouldn't be out there. I'm impressed man this is good. Great job and thanks for sharing.

Do you have anything from the Hammersmith odeon?

We saw her two weeks after this, and when she sang this during her encore set, I said to my husband, “this is the song I want sung at my funeral.” The next day, my mother died. He sang it at her funeral. Six months later, we sang it at Daddy’s funeral. Still my favorite hymn, but I can’t make it through without turning into a puddle of tears.

Amazing, guys! And thank you, "Dad", for showing/teaching your children such great music from a brilliant man and about a man never forgotten.

WOW!