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Sting is one of those guys (like Bruce Dickinson) who is the exception to the rule about one-dimensional brainless rockers. I've enjoyed his post-Police career as much as his time with them. Another great song from him -- I've been sailing before and appreciate the "feeling" of the wind and water through the tempo and tone of the music. Absolutely great song.
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love it, one of my fav from the album
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... two people don't seem to have souls ...
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Just so you know, the album is called "If On a Winter's Night"
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if on winters day will deffo be played at christmas this year.personally i think its a great album.
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@cub68134 The lyrics are from the poem 'Christmas at Sea' by Scottish author Robert Louis Stevenson, same chap who wrote Treasure Island. Although this version isn't bad, I have to say I prefer hearing it as a poetry recital. Alan Doyle of Canadian band 'Great Big Sea' does a very good recital, if you can find it on tube.
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awesome
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I love this! Sting is great!
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@cub68134 No, sorry, what was an error. It's Scottish.
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@M3iscool English and now Scottish?
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@cub68134 Scottish.
cant believe it ,i look up this beautiful tune as it reminds me of when i used to live near the sea ,(in yorkshire now) and your pics are from two tree island im a leigh on sea girl and i am double happy now thanx .
ewock74 1 year ago
@ewock74 thanks back, you're welcome, from another Leigh on Sea girl in exile. Well, about 5 miles north. But given half the chance. And a huge lotto win.
bikerchickfrommars 1 year ago
I never knew Sting had it in him. Wonderful song.
Upsideification 1 year ago
@Upsideification it is, yes.
bikerchickfrommars 1 year ago
Thank you, both jusenik and katq4444.
I've forced myself to move away from some Hedningarna this morning! Very earthy, grounded music. Another set of favourites; they are really very good!
bikerchickfrommars 2 years ago
Does anyone know, did he work with Hedningarna on this song? I think I recognize the vocals.
jusenik 2 years ago
I vaguely recall the female is Mary MacMaster (Scot, harp and vocals), singing a Gaelic song 'Thograinn' in oppositio n(for want of a better word) to Robert Louis Stevenson's poem Christmas at Sea. Melodious blend.
bikerchickfrommars 2 years ago