So if you're still listenin'
I hope you'll remember
The kid with the big white guitar
And all the sad stories to tell
Stephen Stills, My Favorite Changes (1975)

I’ll never get sick of Sting just stuck, trapped listening to someone slaughtering his music. He’s marinating in agony and embarrassment! pic.twitter.com/Q3gD5T9Qqx

— Punt Road (@punt_rd) March 5, 2026

1981:





*He was putting out a lot of music for one man with a bass guitar.

PAC-10-BEAR said:

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I’ll never get sick of Sting just stuck, trapped listening to someone slaughtering his music. He’s marinating in agony and embarrassment! pic.twitter.com/Q3gD5T9Qqx

— Punt Road (@punt_rd) March 5, 2026

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Driven to tears.

Cal88 said:

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PAC-10-BEAR said:

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I’ll never get sick of Sting just stuck, trapped listening to someone slaughtering his music. He’s marinating in agony and embarrassment! pic.twitter.com/Q3gD5T9Qqx

— Punt Road (@punt_rd) March 5, 2026

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Driven to tears.

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That was BAD. Who was that? Looked like they found Jose Feliciano and invited him in from the where are they now file.

"Jos Feliciano performed a unique cover of The Police's "Every Breath You Take" (often referred to by the lyric "I'll be watching you") in front of Sting in 2017. The performance occurred at the Polar Music Prize ceremony in Stockholm, where Sting was one of the honorees.

Key Details of the Performance:

Event: 2017 Polar Music Prize.

Reaction: The performance drew significant attention for Sting's visibly mixed or uncomfortable reaction, which was captured by cameras.

Style: It was a slow, Latin-infused reinterpretation of the song."


AI


Elton John threw up watching from the audience.

bearister said:

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> Elton John threw up watching from the audience.

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yeah yeah, you kid, we got it B. seems to me some of the best things about gent EJ are 0) those wonderful tunes, 1) he's still alive, thank oski, and 2) estimated worth of somewhere around half a Billion dollars.
# win win win, and we're all better off

catch some of his gifts here..
https://www.imdb.com/search/title/?explore=num_votes&role=nm0005056&sort=num_votes,desc

or here..
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x7rqhfw

etc etc etc..

Documentary on recording of Harvest (1971)

Explanation of the situation:

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— Crypto Tyranus (@CryptoTyranus) March 18, 2026

This song released in 1991 was co written by Roger McGuinn and Tom Petty. They alternate lead vocals:



*As you can hear, Tom Petty was derivative of Roger McGuinn and they were both derivative of Bob Dylan.

Very Byrds-like, not surprisingly.

Cal88 said:

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Very Byrds-like, not surprisingly.

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They could have perfectly played each others song catalogue.

I also feel that way about Eddie Vedder and Bruce Springsteen and Stephen Stills and Dave Mason.

This Pearl Jam song is tailor made for Bruce: