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[[Sting]], a/k/a "Mr. Sting," and born Gordon Sumner on 10/2/1951 in Wallsend, England, sat in with [[The Mothers]] on [[88/03/03-04 Chicago IL US Auditorium Theatre|3/3/1988 in Chicago, IL]] and provided vocal for ''[[Broadway The Hard Way]]'', singing the song "[[Murder By Numbers]]" which originally appeared on the Police album, ''Synchronicity''. In a thank-you note after the performance, Sting wrote, "Please mail me the sheet music for "[[The Idiot Bastard Son]]," you won't be sorry. Love, Mr. Sting." Recordings exist of Sting performing this on his '88 tour.
 
[[Sting]], a/k/a "Mr. Sting," and born Gordon Sumner on 10/2/1951 in Wallsend, England, sat in with [[The Mothers]] on [[88/03/03-04 Chicago IL US Auditorium Theatre|3/3/1988 in Chicago, IL]] and provided vocal for ''[[Broadway The Hard Way]]'', singing the song "[[Murder By Numbers]]" which originally appeared on the Police album, ''Synchronicity''. In a thank-you note after the performance, Sting wrote, "Please mail me the sheet music for "[[The Idiot Bastard Son]]," you won't be sorry. Love, Mr. Sting." Recordings exist of Sting performing this on his '88 tour.
 
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Revision as of 17:24, 2 December 2010

Sting, a/k/a "Mr. Sting," and born Gordon Sumner on 10/2/1951 in Wallsend, England, sat in with The Mothers on 3/3/1988 in Chicago, IL and provided vocal for Broadway The Hard Way, singing the song "Murder By Numbers" which originally appeared on the Police album, Synchronicity. In a thank-you note after the performance, Sting wrote, "Please mail me the sheet music for "The Idiot Bastard Son," you won't be sorry. Love, Mr. Sting." Recordings exist of Sting performing this on his '88 tour.