My Songs by Sting [CD]

Description: This collection comprises the 17-time Grammy Award winners most celebrated hits from his unparalleled career, each reshaped and reimagined. It boasts modernised recordings, faithful to the original arrangements and celebrates Stings illustrious musical career as one of the worlds most distinctive and influential artists. Since forming The Police in 1977 with Stewart Copeland and Andy Summers, Sting has evolved into one of the worlds most iconic artists, selling 100 million records and earning the highest accolades along the way. Fans can expect to hear Stings own fresh approach to hits including Englishman in New York, Fields of Gold, Shape of My Heart, Every Breath You Take, Roxanne, Message in a Bottle, and many more. The album is also accompanied by liner notes written by Sting, in which he shares the personal stories behind each song and provides insight into how some of the most enduring songs of all time were written.

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Track #1: Brand New Day

Track #2: Desert Rose

Track #3: If You Love Somebody Set Them Free

Track #4: Every Breath You Take

Track #5: Demolition Man

Track #6: Can't Stand Losing You

Track #7: Fields of Gold

Track #8: So Lonely

Track #9: Shape of My Heart

Track #10: Message in a Bottle

Track #11: Fragile

Track #12: Walking On the Moon

Track #13: Englishman in New York

Track #14: If I Ever Lose My Faith in You

Track #15: Roxanne

Language: English

Era: 2010s

Run Time: 3656 Sec

Release Year: 2019

Format: CD

Genre: Pop, Alternative, Rock, Contemporary Christian

Type: Album

Style: Relaxation, Adult Contemporary

Record Label: A&M / Polydor

Artist: Sting

Release Title: My Songs