Thrilled with "Moon Detective", but (and I can play the guitar like a mf riot) "Sunshine of your love" as a performance choice is a fail. Either take a totally rock song and morph it, or not. The semi reggae beat slopped onto that plodding riff is like a double plod.
Has anyone ever tried to sing and play bass? Its actually quite difficult playing both rhythm and lead. the melodies are mostly conflicting. Also Sting is kind of old and sounds like he's smoked a lot and lost his voice. Still amazing!
@iburn4u i'm curious, do you know who your going to see that night on spectacle or do you just go along and hope for the best, if that was the case you won the lottery that night!
look closely at "sting".......he"s not even playing the proper bass tab! Definately miming!!! stick to walking on the moon and all the other easy stuff,old boy!! oh, and ya wigs crap and ya wifes pig ugly!!!!!
I was in the audience row 3 and he was not miming. It was an amazing 2 hour show. Regarding Trudie, if you saw her in person you'd change your tune. She's stunning.
I was in the audience row 3 and he was not miming. It was an amazing 2 hour show. Regarding Trudie, if you saw her in person you'd change your tune. She's stunning.
@deanprabhuji and if your not playing the tab your not playing the song? HA! you need to learn a little something about music bro. Its not about playing it all the same... unless your a pop star, then it might be... but these guys are musicians *taps nose* not celebrities.
How did I miss! This is a great video medley. Seriously, Copeland is the best drummer ever. That guy from Dave Matthew Band is good too. The influences from Steward's musical family was not lost on him.
Incredible take! I wonder what the ticket price was? Lots of creamy skin in the audience. These guys have really made it, this is the proof, right? I feel like it's a difficult thing to quantify, this performance. I would NEVER take anything away from the performers, I would simply observe that for a critical thinker there is(at least)a hint of irony in the glamour of this. Somebody said something about the horror of commercial successes, but he probably never had them the way these guys do.
@raywagman But they WERE Punk Rockers... Also, you must have either misread what I typed, or maybe you aren't English speaking. If that is the case, no worries. However, The Police were very much rooted in Punk Rock, that was their start in music. People may call it new wave rock, or what have you, but the first tracks written by Stewart were Punk songs. Sting, Stewart, and Henry recorded those songs to get into the huge puck scene blowing up in London. It's Punk, Reggae & Pop they started Punk.
wow, to rodpolice, you should STFU you no nothing...Pete Thomas is an amazing drummer, why do you think E kept him all these years moron. Yes Stewart is a drummer that cannot be copied,, but he ain't Bonham either, so not quite God...E and S hated each other in 70's now mutual respect for great talent that prevailed, so Cream song is them having fun, hysterical...don't knock what you don't know...Pete Thomas, Jerry Marrotta some are great don't seek spotlite..chill
These two legendary artists will always be remembered since their level of artistry and body of work speaks for itself when compared to most pop acts today.
I think pop artists today could certainly learn a thing or two just by listening to this video.
two of the greatest british artists together oh god! i love the fact elvis costello and andy summers are playing together that's like finding out roger daltry is your father
Jesus that goes on forever. My legs have locked. I wonder what their younger selves would have thought of it - specifically Elvis. I bet Sting would have loved it.
I commend you Mr the yorkshire whites on your psychic ability. I am indeed 47 years old. I do have a son. He is 9 years old. He is an Elvis fan. By the way, are you named after that cynical bunch of diving thugs that cheated their way to a couple of cups in the 70s and then went headlong into bankruptcy "chasing the dream"?
Reading your profile isn't psychic, it says 47..maybe knowing about your son was...but reading your peurile comments, I can predict that you're gonna have a helluva time when you hit puberty !
I find it hard to believe that some people watching LIVE music want their own definition of a 'perfect studio manufactured take' to be presented!!! This is a stunning LIVE performance the audience seem to be enjoyed more than just a little!
I aint spanish but i get Donde esta ...think that means 'where are the Fender Jazzmasters etc... and i agree my friend...Gibson Les Pauls dont cut it for Elvis songs!
that woowoo sound during sunshine of your love was fucking annoying
quaxk 3 days ago
Thrilled with "Moon Detective", but (and I can play the guitar like a mf riot) "Sunshine of your love" as a performance choice is a fail. Either take a totally rock song and morph it, or not. The semi reggae beat slopped onto that plodding riff is like a double plod.
Brennansdad 1 month ago
the 2 people who dislike this are tools.
evenstill 1 month ago
why is there two drums?
able2biteme 1 month ago
Has anyone ever tried to sing and play bass? Its actually quite difficult playing both rhythm and lead. the melodies are mostly conflicting. Also Sting is kind of old and sounds like he's smoked a lot and lost his voice. Still amazing!
Matchestoashes 2 months ago
Sting doing Cream? Holy shit..
occamsteel 4 months ago
Man, Andy Summers plays an incredibly tasteful lead, Elvis is rocking is rocking out and then Sting opens his mouth and.......ughhhh!
Staxrock 4 months ago
they enjoyed and so did I. matured to these two fine artists and what a great jam. love it!!
byrdale 5 months ago
this is legendary. elvis costello and sting on stage together
Screamerific 5 months ago
Andy Summers is painfully underrated..that was a great solo. Nice set from these legends
jaymuhumuza 5 months ago 3
who remebers elvis on two and a half men?
xBaconator9000x 6 months ago
Andy Summers rips up with the guitar solo and Stewart Copeland is the best drummer ever
explorerofrock78 6 months ago
FUCK DA POLICE!!!
Elvis > Sting
Kangaxxter 6 months ago
@Kangaxxter Well at least by himself The Police were pretty fucking amazing .
TheExploitedable 6 months ago
Elvis is awesome, Police were awesome back in the day but Sting turned into a bit of a blue turtle dreaming douche.
k1112225 7 months ago
@k1112225 It was all that tantric sex.
andmaketherain 6 months ago
Real music, real good music, musicians doing what they have the talent to do
TheNicholas0202 9 months ago 2
Elvis Costello... great voice... love it... enjoy it
speereettoo 9 months ago
@iburn4u i'm curious, do you know who your going to see that night on spectacle or do you just go along and hope for the best, if that was the case you won the lottery that night!
73Kraven 9 months ago
I love how during sunshine the Keys player is just going nuts. haha :D 6:46-6:53
VanxHalen 10 months ago
incredible to watch Copeland and Thomas go at it at the same time.
Two legendary drummers. Pleasure to watch thank you for the video!
thedizzies1 10 months ago
Copeland is giving me the horn!
RickCostello 10 months ago
Copeland is giving me the horn!
RickCostello 10 months ago
too fast
MrLemmy2000 10 months ago
It's incredible, years add character and change the mood and temp of an old classic...good or bad?
And the next (Police) is classic and when it opens, you can't knock it...
aletheahelen 1 year ago
It's incredible, years add character and change the mood and temp of an old classic...good or bad?
aletheahelen 1 year ago
look closely at "sting".......he"s not even playing the proper bass tab! Definately miming!!! stick to walking on the moon and all the other easy stuff,old boy!! oh, and ya wigs crap and ya wifes pig ugly!!!!!
deanprabhuji 1 year ago
@deanprabhuji
I was in the audience row 3 and he was not miming. It was an amazing 2 hour show. Regarding Trudie, if you saw her in person you'd change your tune. She's stunning.
iburn4u 9 months ago
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@deanprabhuji
I was in the audience row 3 and he was not miming. It was an amazing 2 hour show. Regarding Trudie, if you saw her in person you'd change your tune. She's stunning.
iburn4u 9 months ago
@deanprabhuji and if your not playing the tab your not playing the song? HA! you need to learn a little something about music bro. Its not about playing it all the same... unless your a pop star, then it might be... but these guys are musicians *taps nose* not celebrities.
IamtheWV17 9 months ago
This should be called " Walking the Detectives On The Moon !
EPIC !! : )
johnnymoondog 1 year ago 3
It doesn't get any better than this.
kdonatus1 1 year ago
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TheJudups 1 year ago
How did I miss! This is a great video medley. Seriously, Copeland is the best drummer ever. That guy from Dave Matthew Band is good too. The influences from Steward's musical family was not lost on him.
TheJudups 1 year ago
I love to love The Police.
Bertonitv 1 year ago
Thank you so very much for posting this. I had missed this episode!
giantsquidstudio 1 year ago
thanks for posting this!! what a treat! ALL my favourites in one place!
VALlewellyn 1 year ago
No, es Fito Paez, es Elvis Costello.......!!!!
TheJuliocifu 1 year ago
Stuart's great and all but for christs sake slow down! Leave some room!!
Pitner 1 year ago
all good -----more the music than the point
MultiShades 1 year ago
Incredible take! I wonder what the ticket price was? Lots of creamy skin in the audience. These guys have really made it, this is the proof, right? I feel like it's a difficult thing to quantify, this performance. I would NEVER take anything away from the performers, I would simply observe that for a critical thinker there is(at least)a hint of irony in the glamour of this. Somebody said something about the horror of commercial successes, but he probably never had them the way these guys do.
cyclopsNJ503 1 year ago
Tooo fast he played better it 1977
lem1968a1 1 year ago
so this is what became of Punk! Ha
tombeth1597 1 year ago
@tombeth1597 Police were never punks, either was Elvis so, WHAT?
raywagman 1 year ago
@raywagman The Police weren't Punk Rock? Is that what you are trying to say? If so you need to do some listening and reading...
Jiggarelli 1 year ago
@Jiggarelli I said they were NOT punks....sound's like you are the one who needs to listen and read.
raywagman 1 year ago
@raywagman But they WERE Punk Rockers... Also, you must have either misread what I typed, or maybe you aren't English speaking. If that is the case, no worries. However, The Police were very much rooted in Punk Rock, that was their start in music. People may call it new wave rock, or what have you, but the first tracks written by Stewart were Punk songs. Sting, Stewart, and Henry recorded those songs to get into the huge puck scene blowing up in London. It's Punk, Reggae & Pop they started Punk.
Jiggarelli 1 year ago
@Jiggarelli I guess we just disagree.....
raywagman 1 year ago
carefully organised rows of dedicated suckers, what's the point?
67graham 1 year ago
@67graham ALL enjoying the show!
raywagman 1 year ago
wow, to rodpolice, you should STFU you no nothing...Pete Thomas is an amazing drummer, why do you think E kept him all these years moron. Yes Stewart is a drummer that cannot be copied,, but he ain't Bonham either, so not quite God...E and S hated each other in 70's now mutual respect for great talent that prevailed, so Cream song is them having fun, hysterical...don't knock what you don't know...Pete Thomas, Jerry Marrotta some are great don't seek spotlite..chill
mppaiges 1 year ago
These two legendary artists will always be remembered since their level of artistry and body of work speaks for itself when compared to most pop acts today.
I think pop artists today could certainly learn a thing or two just by listening to this video.
FakeAnarchist 1 year ago
This guy is underrated,Elvis Costello is a bad dude,Hes a classic all time Artist for the Ages,credit where credit is due,
NAMTRIP 1 year ago
that's a little fast, eh?
johnnychainsaw2099 1 year ago
clapton cover... exactly what i wanted :D
hardcoreyouser 1 year ago
two of the greatest british artists together oh god! i love the fact elvis costello and andy summers are playing together that's like finding out roger daltry is your father
jorghad6 1 year ago
THANK YOU deerfried, I have been looking for this for ages!
mojoginko 1 year ago
Jesus that goes on forever. My legs have locked. I wonder what their younger selves would have thought of it - specifically Elvis. I bet Sting would have loved it.
dondoman 1 year ago
Two words.......off beats Two more words Stewart Copeland nuff said
ScienceofShadows 1 year ago
@ScienceofShadows *clicks quarter note rim shots on snare with left while right is busy doing dazzling syncopated patterns on hat* :)
glueforall 1 year ago
stewart is the best!! oh my god the other drummer should just shut up while stewart is playing! stewart copeland rules!!!
rodpolice 2 years ago
I love him, but Stewie's pushing the groove too much.
CusterFlux 2 years ago 3
As usual. The good with the bad of his style I suppose.
DanMcCaffrey 2 years ago
The King and the pretender.
Elvisisking!Elvisisking!Elvisisking!Elvisisking!Elvisisking!Elvisisking!Elvisisking!Elvisisking!Elvisisking!Elvisisking!Elvisisking!Elvisisking!Elvisisking!Elvisisking!Elvisisking!Elvisisking!Elvisisking!Elvisisking!Elvisisking!Elvisisking!Elvisisking!Elvisisking!Elvisisking!Elvisisking!
GeminiSpaceship 2 years ago 21
@GeminiSpaceship
Gemini, you're my kind of Elvis fan
deerfried 2 years ago 6
@GeminiSpaceship
Please tell me it wasn't you..a 47 year old man who posted that comment..it was your 9 year old son ...right?
theyorkshirewhites 2 years ago
I commend you Mr the yorkshire whites on your psychic ability. I am indeed 47 years old. I do have a son. He is 9 years old. He is an Elvis fan. By the way, are you named after that cynical bunch of diving thugs that cheated their way to a couple of cups in the 70s and then went headlong into bankruptcy "chasing the dream"?
Cloughieisking! Cloughieisking!Cloughieisking! Cloughieisking! Cloughieisking! Cloughieisking!
GeminiSpaceship 2 years ago
Reading your profile isn't psychic, it says 47..maybe knowing about your son was...but reading your peurile comments, I can predict that you're gonna have a helluva time when you hit puberty !
Cloughieisdead..and a good thing too.
seventiesclassic 2 years ago
All work and no play makes Elvis a dull boy...
ultimaniacal 1 year ago
@GeminiSpaceship Could you repeat that?
raywagman 1 year ago
@GeminiSpaceship So, what are you trying to say here? Elvis is King?
ArchangelBoab 1 year ago
This is awesome! I love both these bands.
Zeromus7 2 years ago
Waaaaaaaaaaalking back from your house
LDeezy223 2 years ago
I find it hard to believe that some people watching LIVE music want their own definition of a 'perfect studio manufactured take' to be presented!!! This is a stunning LIVE performance the audience seem to be enjoyed more than just a little!
bertbretherton 2 years ago 25
4:19....my god, that singing sounds horrible....
PeteABC123 2 years ago
@PeteABC123 yeah a little out of his range, but who cares...Elvis is not known for his covers of Police songs
glueforall 1 year ago
This performance is phenomenal
sargebaker 2 years ago 2
Wow. I love Elvis Costello, Stewart Copeland, and Andy Summers.
...
gadjobango 2 years ago 2
AWESOME . thanks deerfried. loved it .
saddamdontsurf 2 years ago
Bah!!!! Una Gibson LesPaul...arg!!!!
Donde esta su coleccion de Jaguars o Jazzmasters.....
tonyouth 2 years ago 2
I aint spanish but i get Donde esta ...think that means 'where are the Fender Jazzmasters etc... and i agree my friend...Gibson Les Pauls dont cut it for Elvis songs!
fairbrs 2 years ago
OK, Sorry
tonyouth 2 years ago
This comment has received too many negative votes show
Elvis Costello should not come within 30 feet of a microphone after hearing him sing the verse from Walking on The Moon.
Daregmakil 2 years ago
eargasm....all i can say.
cubanzombie 2 years ago 3
i really think that his might be the best take i've ever heard of this song.
lalberts 2 years ago 2
Everybody´s brilliant on that! Sure Copeland is one of the greatest drummers in the world.
Deliaboard 2 years ago 2
THANK YOU for posting this!!! Love it!
:)
Granaten 2 years ago
Elvis Costello & The Police together, brilliant, I loved them all back in the 80s, saw them live too, they still sound good :)
bluerebel6 2 years ago
good summers's solo too!
he seems in good shape now, at the beginning of the reunion he was playing like shit!
magnotta000 2 years ago
omg love love love this!
dwellsouth 2 years ago
Stuart Copeland. What a Legend.
shaunone 2 years ago 15
I agree! one of the most talented drummer ever!
magnotta000 2 years ago
such a good song and spectacle was a class show. i love costello and was chuffed when i saw the one with the police. cheers for posting the vid
rojmog 2 years ago
I liked
romanowskistudios 2 years ago
he should have phil collins or wings on or something. i loved the police episode. and james taylor is on this week.
hardcoreyouser 2 years ago
@hardcoreyouser Phil Collen? the beaky guitarist from Def Leppard should not be on.....oh wait......nevermind :)
glueforall 1 year ago
Elvis has come up with a killer-brilliant show! This was just a taste of what's to come !!
Howinoshawa 2 years ago 2
I think Elton John has a part to play in this show also.
drumimator 2 years ago
Yes...he's Executive Producer and was the first guest on the show.
Howinoshawa 2 years ago
Amazing!!! Excelent!!! These guys are genious!!!
leocosta2007 2 years ago
love the opening Drum pattern. fr the detectives
suburiboy 2 years ago
So so soooooo good.
truman237 2 years ago
7:41 Elvis shreds!
Bryan8329 3 years ago
So great! wonderful combination of talent! I was lucky enough to see this live!
edmlj08 3 years ago
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Howinoshawa 2 years ago
Loved it!
Lila64 3 years ago
Brilliant!
eymerichnapoli 3 years ago