So, which songs are on Sting's favorites list? Released in 1968 as a single, this track sadly became Redding's signature tune following his untimely death in a plane crash in December 1967 ...

The door was always open for The Police to get back together, but there was no way any middle ground could happen after Sting ...

making it a staple on lists of the greatest songs of all time. 1. '(Sittin' On) The Dock of the Bay' - Otis Redding At the ...

As much as Sting is a central figure in rock, he was never afraid to explore sounds outside of the standard genre format.

Between Sting’s bass and Stewart Copeland’s drums, Summers had plenty of space to work his magic, and he did so with electric guitar lines that in many case defined the songs. “Message in a ...

“We were struggling and starving and going nowhere for about a year and a half, and [Sting] wrote it without any agenda,” the band's drummer, 71, recalled. “It was certainly not a Police ...

“When I sing it now I think of Bosnia,” he said in 1994, referencing the conflict in the fracturing Yugoslavia and reflecting how the meaning of the song changes regularly. For ...