Lmst

I didn’t realize #Roxanne by #ThePolice was a cover. Boy, they sure had a different take on it! LOL 🤣

#nowplaying während der #abendrunde mit #django
#thepolice - #walkinginyourfootsteps
Großartiges Stück

King Of Pain 🫅
#ThePolice
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dWd371wAA3s

G-Nitro’s Daily Music Wrap-Up – 1/19/26

I check out an album by The Police, as well as the latest albums by Madison Beer, and Xiu Xiu.

Favorite Videos include Changing Faces on Cadillac Chronicles, NMIXX on The First Take, and more!

https://g-nitro.com/g-nitros-daily-music-wrap-up-1-18-26-2

#Music #1001Albums #ThePolice #MadisonBeer #XiuXiu #ChangingFaces #CadillacChronicles #NMixx #TheFirstTake

Spirits In The Material World 🗺️
#ThePolice
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6mocA6pLgag

Sting maksoi The Policen jäsenille 600 000 puntaa korvauksia

Menestyneen rock-yhtyeen jäsenien korvausvaatimukset Stingille voivat nousta yli 8 miljoonaan puntaan.

https://yle.fi/a/74-20204462

#Musiikki #Sting #Thepolice #Yhtyeet #Kulttuuri #Ulkomaat

'Sting and his former bandmates go to the high court over a royalties dispute this week – the latest chapter in the song’s remarkably fractious story'
https://www.theguardian.com/music/2026/jan/15/every-breath-you-take-royalties-dispute-sting-the-police-stewart-copeland-andy-summers
#copyright #music #collaboration #ThePolice #Sting #Streaming #UKlaw

'Every Breath You Take is the subject of a lawsuit filed by Copeland and Summers against Sting, alleging that he owes them royalties linked to their contributions to the hugely popular song, particularly from streaming earnings, estimated at $2m (£1.5m) in total. Sting’s legal team have countered that previous agreements between him and his bandmates regarding their royalties from the song do not include streaming revenue – and argued in pre-trial documents that the pair may have been “substantially overpaid”. In the hearing’s opening day, it was revealed that since the lawsuit was filed, Sting has paid them $870,000 (£647,000) to redress what his lawyer called “certain admitted historic underpayments”. But there are still plenty of future potential earnings up for debate.'