The Police - Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic | REACTION

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[@franckb8279]

Stewart Copeland is one of the best drummers of all time

[@jameslong1644]

Franck B highly underrated.

[@jameslong1644]

Franck B highly underrated.

[@michaellorden8150]

Stewart F’ing Copeland is god dang living legend

[@gsparkman]

You got that right, brother!

[@kevinmcfarlane2752]

Franck B underrated because he doesn’t play at a million miles per hour. But there’s more to drumming than that. There’s the subtlety and timing and how it integrates with the rest of the music.

[@MisHapMusic]

Brother you HAVE to react to “Spirits in the Material World!” and “Wrapped around your finger” by the police they are awesome songs

[@reallymysterious4393]

And Walking on the Moon, and Invisible Sun ...

[@lifemusic1980]

Yes! Two of my favorites!

[@corey1788]

Yes and yes!

[@Bekka_Noyb]

suggested Spirits on the last video!

[@pumpkinhead34]

Yes!!! Spirits in the Material World a must!

[@TheSkydogsguitar]

"It's a big enough umbrella, but it's always me that ends up getting wet" is probably one of the best lines Sting ever wrote...

[@robbob5302]

Agreed

[@frankhoward7645]

So good, he used it in two songs!

[@brianwilson7314]

Stewart Copeland one of the most underrated drummers in my eyes.

[@stloucat]

Danced to this song with my husband the night I met him. Married 35 years. Takes me back to an exact moment and spot on planet Earth.

[@wotabottle]

Music is a timeline you can save a memory in. For sure.

[@Triggerhippie70]

Love this story!

[@michaellorden8150]

Dude you always get all mushy when you see different races getting along. It’s lovely to witness. Keep it up man #unity

[@speckledove]

Yeah I am that way too - I really am, I cannot stop getting so excited about all these young BLACK kids reacting to OUR music. Joy.

[@ronettepampaian1898]

Good classic music will always cross every nationality.

[@mztweety1374]

Ronette Pampaian Music is universal. Prince taught me that. God I miss him💜💜💜💜🎸🎸🎸🎸

[@DerekBly57]

And that's the way it should be. I'm a 63-year-old white guy and I can't get my head around trying to understand why people judge others by race. Truth is there is one race - the human race - and it is diversity that makes is beautiful.

[@kevinmc8397]

me too

[@robertstoner8244]

Stewart Copeland is just amazing drummer. He flows like a river. Makes it looks easy. I love this man's drumming

[@luisarz2760]

Nobody sounds like The Police. Unique, original, talented and so special. ❤

[@twelveytwelve]

Stewart Copeland always appears on those "best drummers of all time" lists, and for good reason. He's an incredible drummer.

[@gailbartley9506]

It was mentioned by someone else...I second the request to listen to Men at Work, specifically "Overkill" check out an unplugged version that Colin Hay(not sure that's his correct last name) did more recently

[@Veggamattic]

Always so in the pocket!

[@bluespectralmonkey]

check out some oysterhead

[@porflepopnecker4376]

He's almost as good as the drummer for Bo Donaldson and the Heywoods.

[@bbiermanster]

The drummer is an American named Stewart Copeland, and you're right about his role. He's a great drummer, and has long been ranked in the top 10 best of all time near Neil Peart of Rush and John Bonham of Zeppelin.

[@kroft6799]

Personally I think I actually prefer him to Neil and John. They're all amazing of course just with someone different styles.

[@michaelblaydes6037]

Copeland is light years ahead of Bonham. You can't even put them in the same universe. Bonham was a hard rock/blues guy. Simple. Copeland could play any style he wants, and better the best of each style.

[@bbiermanster]

@@michaelblaydes6037 Didn't mean to wade into a debate. I didn't say it was my ranking which agrees with you. That's just what you find in the music mags, and it's a way to compare Copeland to some that Jamel already knows are good. Bill Bruford and Ginger Baker should be in the rankings too, but are usually left out.

[@sirjer73]

They all are great. And they all were influenced by the true greats and those are the jazz cats. Too many 2 mention but from big band,swing, hard bop, bop, free bop,modal and fusion the jazz drummers set the template!!!!. I will say Copeland along with the greatest in my mind Tony Williams have the most unique sound to their drum sounds.

[@michaelblaydes6037]

Bill Bruford is the single greatest drummer of all time, hands down. Not meant to debate you, just tired of people overrating John Bonham. Many cite him as the greatest of all time, which is absurd. I love Zeppelin and Bonham was a huge part of their greatness, and he was a bad-ass drummer, but he was limited. And Copeland is one of the most underrated. Peart, on the other hand, pretty much gets the credit he deserved. He was one of the greatest, and is often considered so.

[@Qboro66]

Sting: Oh I tried before to tell her... Brother J: OH HELL NO! 🤯 Priceless. 😀

[@yesimsixtyfive]

Lead vocals and bass, Sting; Guitar, Andy Summers and the beast on the drums, Stewart Copeland. One of the best Police songs ever. Thanks for posting.

[@nbeutler1134]

"spirits in the material world" by The Police!!!!!

[@rakitakhan]

There's a ton of people out that don't know that Sting is a hell of a bass player.

[@lightaces]

One of the Wailers (Bob Marley's band; I can't remember which one) called Sting the greatest reggae bass player of all time.

[@jupitermadcat]

Ron Hillier definitely a great bassist

[@kathynicholson103]

Was that him slapping it on"When the World is Runnin Down"?

[@allanholman8302]

He's an incredible musician, singer, songwriter and musical historian... A few years ago I saw a special where he was singing and playing medieval songs from the era... Incredible stuff!

[@lightaces]

@@kathynicholson103 It's him, but I'm pretty sure it's a pick and not slapping. I've never seen him slap, and both the note choice and the tone sound more like a pick.

[@MrAitraining]

Stewart Copeland is the man. Perfect Drummer. The Engine of the Band.

[@davidcox30004]

MrAitraining and Sting was the fuel the engine ran on. All the members are incredible musicians in their own rights but Sting is a pure genius.

[@scherado01]

...and the guy who formed the band.

[@TheDivayenta]

Walking On the Moon!

[@SweetcheeksMcGee]

One of the greatest feel good songs of all time, love your reaction man

[@stellarart3444]

King of pain is a good one.

[@notayrtonsenna5124]

Hear, hear!

[@georgewodicka4839]

"King Of Pain" and "Invisible Sun", my top 2 Police songs, both incredibly underrated.

[@stevenovember5th788]

The lyrics are incredible

[@sg8475]

Rick Beato does an awesome ‘what makes this song great’ for this

[@susanmaggiora4800]

S G Yes! Highly recommend everyone that loves music checking out his channel.

[@sophiecat14]

Definitely!! Rick is a treasure. His appreciation for music is inspiring! ANY song he does in his WMTSG that you know/love will make you love it even more! It’s like listening to a song for the first time again!

[@ninjasquid3194]

"Do I have to tell the story of a thousand rainy days since we first met? It's a big enough umbrella, but it's always me that ends up getting wet..."

[@lizmagu3189]

So love this song. Stewart on the drums, HOLY SHIT! AMAZING! Love the whole vibe and energy of the video..

[@lialt1]

There is a special place in my heart for Sting and The Police. These songs have been a part of my life for so many years. I'm so glad you're checking them out. Keep going! :)

[@scherado01]

I always had a place in my heart for Stewart Copeland and the Police.

[@aprilfletcher4784]

As I said before: Stewart Copeland IS everything!

[@Fiveandime]

facts

[@hurricane7479]

Agreed! Just ask Stewart....😜😂😂

[@troubleondemand7703]

Vinnie & Omar ain't no slouches either! Sting has always had the best drummers around.

[@robweese]

@@Fiveandime Stewart Copeland is the G.O.A.T.!

[@roverwaters3875]

true

[@snorpenbass4196]

Speaking of Stewart Copeland, he also wrote one of the coolest, most badass TV themes of the 80's - he wrote the opening theme of the original TV-show "The Equalizer". And it's *perfect.*

[@carlgibbons5777]

Neil Peart and this drummer(Stewart Copeland) became really good friends over the last decade or so. Two of my main influences on the drums. Thanks for everything guys!!!

[@markbranson3723]

This song came out when i was in high school. I was a total metal head. That's all I listened to. Nothing else. I heard this song and I was done. Greatness is greatness. These 3 guys are greatness. They really introduced me to other music at the time. I could bang my head to Metallica and The Police. My head was banging through that chorus. Ya baby!

[@chopperdeath]

Yep, my metal bros gave me serious shit over this.

[@leeschofield488]

I'm a metalhead now, I still believe metal is the most dynamic genre with SO many different sounds crammed into it.

[@dwanpyrtle3134]

I just like the way they "E-Oh".

[@sonidovision9746]

Neil peart and Stewart Copeland two of the best drummers in the world and my favorites 😃

[@MadSlantedPowers]

“Driven to Tears”, “Walking On The Moon”, and “When The World Is Running Down You Make The Best Of What’s Still Around.”

[@scottarnest8980]

Absolutely Driven to Tears! That is a great drumming song. Trying to mimic Stewart Copeland's right hand on the ride and bell is tough.

[@babaoriley1]

3rd request. Driven to Tears!

[@RR64434]

Definitely need a “Driven to Tears” reaction.

[@Deborahtunes]

Add *"Voices In My Head"* to that list...

[@Guy_de_Loimbard]

Drums: Stewart Copeland, the American in the band. His dad Miles Copeland was a big-time spook and one of the founding officers of the CIA. He was mostly stationed in London and that's how Stewart met the other two lads.

[@themoviedealers]

Their record company was IRS and their booking agent was FBI. Pretty funny.

[@rollomaughfling380]

@@themoviedealers The Police were on A&M.

[@Cosima909]

Didn’t know that, nice one 👍🏾

[@TahoeNevada]

Miles was his brother, and president of IRS records. They grew up back and forth between Beirut and London, as their dad was a spy.

[@markcatanzaro9699]

Miles is his brother

[@jerrypetrillo2903]

Check out ' Walking on the Moon ' , King of Pain , When the World is Running Down ...... and a somewhat hidden jazzy gem , Murder by Numbers

[@erinhafer228]

Jerry Petrillo murder by numbers is one of my favorites!!!!

[@soterioncoil2163]

I'd add 'Spirits in the Material World' as well. :)

[@lizmagu3189]

Ooh yes, Murder By Numbers.. love it

[@alexakl6445]

Synchronicity II is great too!

[@kensyskye8965]

Jerry Petrillo that’s a must see.....✌🏻

[@Kattawynn]

"Those drums were everything." YES!! Stewart Copeland is the GOAT.

[@sallyphillips9175]

The first time I heard this song on the radio when it came out, I thought, "Every little bit of this is MAGIC!" It remains my fave song by The Police.

[@goldenboy140]

Check out The Police - Synchronicity II

[@Jihavoh777]

Delicate Gee I think this tune is their best. I also love Neal Schon and Arnel Pineda’s cover of it

[@72KingDavid]

Yes!

[@jasonallen5318]

I second this

[@steventremblay4691]

Yes!

[@cwell510]

Hell Yes!

[@JoeSmith-ey2xp]

As a kid I wanted to be half as cool as Stewart Copeland the drummer, I still do.

[@horsefootrot8044]

Yep, my first kit as a kid. I wanted to be Stuart!

[@garethwilliams5809]

Always loved it when they were on Top of the Pops. Never knew what Stewart was going to use instead of drums that week

[@j.kevvideoproductions.6463]

He's still cool.

[@JoeSmith-ey2xp]

@@j.kevvideoproductions.6463 and I'm still not lol

[@hypno59]

Sting always had an orchestral feel to every tune he wrote whether simple or complex. A true artist.

[@cynsabonorris1924]

Stewart Copeland is an amazing drummer. The Police were just 3 amazingly talented guys who made incredible music stripped down to its basic components. So cool to see you enjoying them, man.

[@Waltergoodboy]

It’s so great watching you realize you’ve heard this in the background of your life....but then you get to really listen. I think it’s great

[@SeansMusicVault]

Glad you're digging the dynamic trio. They were really something else. And YES, Stewart Copeland is drummer Royalty, for sure. Peace, mate!

[@mariajukejax9649]

Andy Summers is one of the best guitarist around. So modest and highly underrated. My all time favourite band, hands down.

[@jml-rj5re]

Stewart Copeland. A MASTER at the kit. Multiple rhythms going on at the same time.

[@mmyles65]

"synchronicity 2" is one of my faves.

[@scuttle77]

Try “Englishman in New York” by sting. It’s got some fantastic sax in it.

[@camuscat123]

scuttle77 one of my absolute faves! That sax: amazing!!!!❤️

[@sirjer73]

The great Bradford Marsalis

[@Nash4Nashville]

That is definitely one of their top 20

[@kensyskye8965]

scuttle77 omg excellent.....😀

[@L3n1n99]

ooooo that sax gives be goosebumps

[@Seanriver316]

"Walking On the Moon" is another of their songs with a pretty obvious island vibe. And Stewart Copeland, the drummer, is a well-respected musician. Good ear.

[@csatterley]

Probably my favourite Police song. Love the chord progression in the verses and bridge.

[@nemo4907]

Jamel: Look at all the fun they are having, interacting with the people. Remember: At the time they were in their late 20's and making MILLIONS! I'd do a happy dance too.

[@susanmaggiora4800]

Nemo But they were already starting to hate each other (well, mostly Sting), even at this point.

[@barbarasaracini1271]

@@susanmaggiora4800 And you brought that up why?

[@susanmaggiora4800]

Barbara Saracini Because the OP was talking about how much fun they were having & I was thinking of Andy Summers when he wrote about how they weren’t getting along during this shoot. It’s not all dancing, getting along with the locals & making money. You still have to work with people you can’t stand & that’s never any fun.

[@lightaces]

@@susanmaggiora4800 Oh, it went all ways. Andy and Stewart had the bands first fist fight, if I remember correctly. And Stewart's time keeping inability drove both Andy and Sting up the wall.

[@susanmaggiora4800]

Gabriel Hoffman No, Stewart seems like a bit of a dick too. And I’m sure Andy was no picnic either. The Police were just a case of 3 guys who made great music together, but personality wise, they were oil, vinegar & water.

[@kilgoretrout3966]

Jamel, my biggest thrill is seeing these songs through new eyes and ears, since my kids are grown. i don't have a time an genre i can turn to as i have always been a rabid music consumer. My first love was the Jackson 5ive, but i love all the Jazz Greats, Blues Legends, R&B Masters, Pop Stars, Rock Bands...i am pressed to think of one genre i am not immersed in....well, i am not as well versed in World Music as i could be, but i am always finding more...i just wish there was a mainstream style i had not heard until now. i kinda envy your ability to experience this as if it came out now. Be Well, My Friend-Stay Healthy, -trout

[@jjsdad4952]

A few of their best... “Driven To Tears” “When The World Is Running Down..” “So Lonely”

[@Fiveandime]

facts

[@michaelhein5455]

So true!

[@RonRezendes]

Driven to Tears! Yes!

[@ritchieaustin5451]

Yes!!!

[@MrAitraining]

"Driven to tears" INTO "when the world is running down". Back to back is the best. Like the LP. Perfect flow.

[@briangregory6303]

A jazz bassist, a professional guitar player and a drummer raised in the Middle East. It don't get no cooler than that.

[@asherthinks3158]

Stewart Copeland is the drummer, he is also the drummer in Oysterhead, with Les Claypool (Primus) and Trey Anastasio (Phish). I know you've done some Oysterhead reviews, so now you know

[@Sco3000]

He should check out It's Ice by Phish.

[@asherthinks3158]

​@@Sco3000 Probably easier to get into more "Pop" Phish like Down With Disease, Julius, Free, Sample in a Jar... Its Ice might be a cannonball into the deep end

[@adammorrell8834]

My first Phish song was Rift. I think that whole album would be a great starting point.

[@Sco3000]

@@asherthinks3158 It's not like I suggested Fluffhead or Reba. It's Ice has great momentum and is interesting to listen to. Plus the bass line will pull him in instantly.

[@pascalmerschaudio]

Copeland is so amazing i love this drummer

[@Js-fr1ov]

Well put my friend. Your honesty brings this fifty-one year old great appreciation for what I thought was long gone... These reaction videos (yours among only a few), have really brought great music back to life... Thanks!! ✌

[@langlsd1604]

As a 50 year old, I second that!

[@nadinemarie3811]

Yes. The Police. One of my favorite bands of the 80s. Sting on vocals 🔥🔥🔥

[@cammygram1]

Love this song! In 82' had a wonderful boyfriend have the DJ dedicate this song to me. He's gone but damn, I still turn the volume up nice and loud when I hear it play!

[@cammygram1]

Same happened to me!

[@shirleyhinderliter4900]

Stewart Copeland on the drums!

[@Steve-cc4tl]

Stewart Copeland is the Drummer, He's one of, if not the hardest hitting drummer out there!! One of the Greatest!!

[@deanbritton4696]

Stuart Copeland is the drummer. The Dude is Locked In. Listen to “Walking on the Moon” - also Police. Copeland lays down a haunting tension between triplets and four on the floor; it’ll get in your head and you’ll never get it out. Insane.

[@HiroForever]

there IS be a Rick Beato ‘what makes this song great’ on KZbin. I remember being impressed. (EPISODE 2)

[@thesilverhawaiian5024]

I can see ur into this 80s vibe you HAVE to react to Men at work - “Down Under“ Thats their most famous song but they have soo many other amazing songs youd like em

[@breadnapkin]

and Overkill

[@jajaradical2627]

And who can it be now

[@jeffmartin1026]

My favorite was always Down By The Sea.

[@rollomaughfling380]

Top band

[@ianwarrilow2470]

Yonnies in the wind - atmospheric 👍

[@qthelost]

"Can't Stand Losing You" and "King of Pain" are two of my favorites from the Police.

[@whoucisme]

The great Stewart Copeland...born in good ol' Alexandria VA on July 16...we share that in common...he's one of the greatest of all time on the drums!!! SO much flavor in the ear candy

[@deanbritton4696]

My favorite drummer - so very musical. And ALWAYS deep in the pocket. Walking on the moon drum fills just haunt me.

[@LearnToRefine]

This is my Jam for life! Stewart Copeland's drums get my feet moving.

[@jasonfallon9457]

This is why I love your channel. Heartfelt reactions, remembering bits of songs from your work or from your youth. It’s great to live vicariously thru your eyes and ears and remember theses times of my youth. What sets you apart is truly the diversity in the genres of musical rabbit holes you are willing to dive down. Rock music truly is the most diverse overarching genre with many sub genres... love it all.

[@lukedifilippo2469]

When I watched this video I can't help feeling like something beautiful is about to happen in the world of music.

[@hayleyjohnson9505]

Stewart Copeland is an amazing Drummer! They are an amazing group as a whole but each as an individual is so incredibly talented individual.

[@weitzels5]

We appreciate you too Quick story. I went home and got with a few guys from high school I brought your KZbin up and said watch this guy react to our music from 35 years ago They said why in thee hell would we want to watch that. 6 hours, and many many cases of beer later... they loved you. Thank you for thst night of laughs and music. We loved the van halen. Just wish you could have done the older and deeper cuts. :) Thanks again!

[@lindaslattery8341]

thump weitzel that’s an awesome story!!!

[@weitzels5]

@@lindaslattery8341 they can't wait for the next get together to do it again. We only had 36 in our class. Very rural in the hills school in PA.

[@roychalko4487]

For those who might know, the bass line is in lydian mode. Sting's genius on display.

[@derekbacharach]

But the synthesizer pattern sounds to me like a Mannheim Steamroller pattern

[@kingcassius2586]

Stewart Copeland is the drummer. 4th child of Miles Copeland II who along with George H W Bush was one of the founding members of the CIA. Stewart is American but was raised in Lebanon.

[@keefmack]

Stewart Copeland is one of my top 5 drummers I have been fortunate to see play live. I got to see The Police a long time ago in the early 80's.

[@ErocRush2112]

I agree with you about having an "Old Soul" my wife and I are the same, that's why we like watching your reviews and the music.

[@IamNotANumber]

I love the look on your face when you realise you know a song!!!

[@TheRebuilt1]

I loves Stewars chops and high plays perfectly withing the constraints of the band well still adding spice withing the pocket.One of my all time favorite drummers .

[@MetalMama-zb4wg]

I love your reaction when you know the song, and just realized THIS is THAT song! And your so excited that your gonna hear it. You remind me of a kid on Christmas morning! You make me smile! Keep up the great work! 👍

[@Zeldarw104]

Yeah! The Police is the bomb, and this is one of my favorite songs.😍 I'm glad you like this jam!! "It's a big enough umbrella But it's always me that ends up getting wet."🎵🎵 Stewart Copeland is the drummer, he's bad 4 real!😍 I'm so happy I found this channel, and a young man that likes and appreciates my type of music, see ya soon, on the next video.🙂🎵

[@TheMovieHowze]

You should listen to their song “walking on the moon” one of the most reggae tracks in their discography. God bless and happy easter.

[@simplyscottish7656]

we're in lockdown here in Scotland, have been for 3 weeks. I awoke at 4am, made some coffee and then thought.....I'm going online to check what Jamel is upto......aaaaah never lets me down ! This is perfect man !

[@ministry2627]

I hope this leads you to two bands called The Specials and Madness. Ghost Town by The Specials and Our House by Madness.

[@megandavies8590]

Message to you Rudy.💛

[@ministry2627]

@@megandavies8590 absolutely. Prefer the original though 👍❤️

[@VixxieB]

Ghost Town is one of my all time favourite songs. I spent a long time in town that radically declined and it's heartbreaking going back to visit.

[@saraperugini7334]

I am dying for someone to react to “Free Nelson Mandela” by the Special AKA

[@lisakaz35]

Always loved this song. Loved "King of Pain," too.

[@clydeb7713]

They recorded this whole album on The Caribbean Island of Montserrat. They are singing for the people there.

[@derekbacharach]

Wasn't this song or the mixing done at Le Studio in Quebec?

[@audiotomb]

George Martin’s studio - lost with the village in a major volcanic explosion

[@gotham61]

@@audiotomb Destroyed by Hurricane Hugo in 1989, not a volcano.

[@Auntkekebaby]

Beautiful track. All the jazzy changes, the calypso chorus, Stings voice and vocal arrangements, Stewart murdering. and the ending is incredible. I love them so much. Do "Bed's Too Big" "Secret Journey" "Once Upon A Daydream" Listen to the live stuff. SICK! I got a whole damn list on my channel. I've been rocking them for decades!

[@kenttaylor9238]

I love your reaction every time you're two bars in and realize you've heard that song before. The ending bit where its sounds like he's singing "Eeeyooo" is actually an ancient high Magick incantation A-E-I-O-U meant to evoke a higher power.

[@adammorrell8834]

Need to get some Duran Duran or Tears for Fears if you’re going on this retro trip.

[@rochelle1117]

I was going to make this EXACT suggestion. If you're doing the 80s, you can't skip these two.

[@laurencewilliams5261]

Yes...some tears for fears is a must! My favorite band Big Wreck does a decent cover of “shout” btw

[@horsefootrot8044]

Yeah good call, can I throw in big country by big country. One hit wonders I know.

[@klasseact6663]

I mentioned "Driven to Tears" by the Police and since you like the regge flavor, well, YOU MUST CHECK IT OUT NOW🛎🛎

[@The_Kiosk]

Yes, a perfect example.

[@kristiwheels9381]

Yes. Driven to tears/ when the world is running down

[@Deborahtunes]

That one and also *"Voices In My Head"* is a great track. But the whole *Zenyatta Mondatta* Lp is stellar...

[@clintpot8521]

I like the version off the Bring on the Night album where they jazzed it up.

[@SirWrecksy]

Oh my God yes my favorite

[@Schnorgldorf]

Certain songs just absolutely hit you in those memory holes. This one totally reminds me of driving over the hill to Santa Cruz in my Volkswagen bus to surf. Instantly went right there.

[@stephenkelly7397]

Me "I" was 22 years old me and my brother would've gone to all the FREE NELSON MANDELA CONCERTS in the 1970s. I have great memories. Thank you for downloading on KZbin.

[@glyngasson8450]

Stewart Copeland on drums, both Stewart and Sting admitted that they had massive fights whilst the band was going, but they are still best friends

[@mikebetts2046]

Sting plays a role in the 1980's movie Dune. Plays one of the bad dudes.

[@Rinusj1]

classic movie! a must see

[@CamiMack5616]

This band was my son's very first concert, in July 2008, on their farewell tour. My son was 12 and loved The Police, and at 23, he still does.

[@MrAitraining]

"Driven to tears / into "when the world is running down" is a great back to back in one flow listen.

[@curtisthomas2670]

The outside scenes were in Monsterratt in the Caribbean. The steel drums are the national instrument of Trinidad and Tobago, and were featured in many songs in the 70's and 80's.

[@thomasdavis6839]

Too bad a volcano later erupted and destroyed the village where they filmed the outdoor sections of the video. A real shame. Feel so bad for those people.

[@karlsmith2570]

The members of "The Police": Sting: Lead vocals,bass and Keyboards Andy Summers: guitars and background vocals Stewart Copeland: Drums and background vocals

[@langlsd1604]

Those 3 were magical.

[@billfeeney8898]

I remember the Police song "King of Pain" as an assignment in high school. Very deep song, indeed.

[@timishere1925]

I just cannot get enough of my man's reaction to this song and video. I've been rewatching this every day for 2 weeks now. Love it!

[@sirhoopalot1]

“Thousand rainy days since we first met.It’s a big enough umbrella, but it’s always me that ends up getting wet.”

[@williamrunge8971]

Check out The Specials, Madness, the English Beat.

[@zorak1704]

William Runge Ghost Town!

[@PalimpsestProd]

The scary, scary monster sound?

[@ministry2627]

You know when you make a comment, and start feeling smug. Then scroll down and someone else already said it an hour before you 😬😬🤪😂

[@MrBiz74]

@William Ranger, You forgot to mention The Selecter & Bad Manners too.

[@jamespasifull]

@@MrBiz74 You forgot to mention The Lambrettas, The Merton Parkas, Squire, Secret Affair too!

[@rwspruill]

These guys are incredibly talented musicians, which was often overlooked because their songs were so catchy.

[@ajogg]

Heck, we enjoy watching you listen to something for the first time. I love a lot of the music you're reacting to. Keep up doing great videos. Love this music.

[@andrear1751]

I can relate, about feeling that you just don't connect with today's music like you do with music of another generation. I think a lot of us feel that way! Please react to "Invisible Sun" and "Walking on the Moon" next by the Police for that great Reggae vibe that they do so well. Sting also has a great solo career, check out "Shape of My Heart" and "If You Love Somebody Set Them Free".

[@saminthewoods]

Sting also is the background voice in Dire Straights “I want my MTV” Another cool song you've probably heard. Still awesome to relive.

[@derekbacharach]

He sings I want my MTV with the melody of the song Don't Stand So Close To Me

[@AnthonyL0401]

The song is Money for Nothing

[@saminthewoods]

@@AnthonyL0401 just mentioning what he actually sings. Thanks correction police

[@AnthonyL0401]

@@saminthewoods I just wanted Jamel to know the name if he sees the comment. Relax brother

[@Goprogamer57]

Sting already had this song in his pocket when he moved from his home city of Newcastle. He recalled in Daniel Rachel's book of interviews with British songwriters, Isle of Noises: "When I moved to London in 1975, I was struggling to make a living. I auditioned at the Zanzibar in Covent Garden. I sang 'Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic' and the guy said: 'We need commercial hit songs. We don't need this kind of stuff.'" This song was included on Ghost in the Machine to try and "leaven the rather sober tone of the rest of the record," Sting wrote in Lyrics By Sting. "It was written in 1976, the year I moved to London. I had no money, no prospects, nowhere to live. All I had was Stewart Copeland's phone number and some vague idea of forming a band. It was the year of the Sex Pistols, punk rock, aggressive loud music, violent lyrics, and 'Anarchy In The UK.' And I wrote this song, which tells you how in touch with the times I was."

[@CamiMack5616]

WRAPPED AROUND YOUR FINGER by them is so gorgeous, if you want to give it a listen. Sting is such a great, metaphorical writer... very smart man.