The Police '81 on 'Touring, Klark Kent, & Sting Quitting?' Countdown Interview Feb 22

The Police - Stewart Armstrong Copeland & son of Miles Axe Copeland Jr. , Andrew James "Andy" Summers & Sting a.k.a. Gordon Matthew Thomas Sumner are live in the ABC studios talking to Molly Meldrum about many things which to fans like myself may of never of known until now because we were to young!
I find it interesting when Stewart starts to talk about Klark Kent and his background and seeing the other two looking around and Sting with his hands around his mouth almost trying to almost shoosh Stewart to be quiet especially when one three letter organization is mentioned and Stewart should know these three letter organizations as well as anybody in the public could ever possibly of known,(Google his father & see for yourself) I don't know but I find this body language very interesting and as history now shows The Police did have their internal Artistic conflicts but for posterity sake this interview in my opinion is gold!

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[termsofusepolice]

Imagine what these guys could have achieved if they had decided back then to put their energies into Klark Kent instead of the Police. Now it's too late to go back and they are but a footnote in musical history. When you come to a crossroads, kids, choose wisely. Let the Police be your cautionary tale.

[acomment]

I was the audio boom operator on this interview. Just prior to this I had hit sting in the head with the microphone. He wasn’t happy. I saw him again six years later and told him it was me and he swore me again!

[chadcarrdrums]

Stewart's the best. Funny as hell and damn smart. His autobiography is an amazing read.

[ClaireNordstromMusic]

Stewart Copeland talking about Klark Kent is genius.

[jamesheath]

I love the Police. Long live Andy, Sting, and Stewart.

[austin]

Stewart's humor is too damn funny man. Sting getting irritated at the fact that he's the star on stage but Stewart is the star in the interview space. Just smarter, funnier, and kinder than Sting

[MySimon]

i just replayed the first five seconds over and over again it's so hilarious!!!

[stevecarey]

That clark kent bit was hilarious. They all did a good job of not laughing.

[davebellamy]

Great comparison to Rick Beato's interviews of the three guys. Stewart's interview was hilarious.

[Misteryowl]

Andy doesn't look a decade older than Sting and Stewart. I'd like to know his secret...

[mrbungle]

Thx for the awesome countdown vid. Sting being elusive if not high lol. Stewart and Andy, in particular trying to answer sensibly. The break up was coming, such a shame, would have loved to heard what they could have created beyond Synchronicity. Cheers 1

[mikebon]

Youth, talent, beauty... is stellar.

[TwistedSister]

Is that Molly Meldrum interviewing? What a blast from the past!
Boys, take your feet off that cube RIGHT NOW!

[scootie_scoot]

“I’m quitting first! In fact I’m quitting right now”

cuts back to him sitting in the chair

[smaxxxxxxx]

Gordo literally hides himself behind sunglasses and scarf when he's asked directly about the end of the band. He's already made his mind up.

[rafflesxyz]

Thank goodness Sting has matured in recent years.

[tupacshakur]

Man I love them they are the only police we need

[JS-pdlg]

A friend of mine visited some Far East countries not too long ago, and he told me it was literally like the Beatles and Led Zeppelin just came out yesterday there

[jamesheath]

Hard to believe Andy is nearly ten years older than Sting and Stewart

[quintuplebanned]

Sting was just busy looking at himself in the monitor.