I'm gonna try to learn this on the piano.

My whole life ive wanted to go to a live performance of Murray's music and never had the chance. Now theres a 2024 prom and i booked tickets in the first hour of being available. Ive always wanted to hear this live. I think i will honestly cry!

This piece of Music made Murray a legend!

The Sting

Kind of a cockney/geordie accent.

he looks so proud of bein the creator of all these riffs/ tracks...unfortunately I don't like all the things he has done alone...sometimes it seems like those who did "nothing" were maybe the one who did a lot, lol

A band that was the sound track of my teenage years. ❤

Can’t like this enough!

Wow. 😊 I smiled all the way through it. What genius Sting and The Police were.

Genius and a really enthusiastic guy. Love him.

Pure genius mind

"stop acting like an idiot and play the piano"....LOL

I saw an episode of Californication, and this tween walked into a room with a t-shirt that said "Fuck Sting", I was absolutely irate. This young fu** has no idea about the genius that made music what it is today, Punk, reggae, alternative have all been strongly influenced by this one man. I love the Police, but lets face it, Stuart and Adny just followed Sting's lead.

Damn that sounds beautiful 😩🤟🏻

donde quieras que estes Rose, en el mundo paralelo que existas, tú y el doctor... Gracias por vuestras historias!

What is unbelievable to me is how these songs, like Message in a Bottle , start out as straightforward ideas which I'm sure many musicians are capable of (eg the three chord motif). But Sting's ability to craft it into the song it winds up as.... it's a magic. But it starts out with something you or I could do. Incredible really.

Why does his voice sound so much higher than it does now?

The thanks really needs to go to our wonderful BBC who sent Jool's out to Montserrat to do this in the first place a real gem of music history.. Sting wrote his songs just like we all did back then with a cassette player and whatever you could get basically.

Stewart, what are those words on your drum heads and do they serve a function?😂🤣😂

Another great one to compare with the Rick Beato interviews of the three guys. I love to see the songwriting process at work in these original clips.👍👍👍

Sting says we need a guitarist, it s Andy Peterson. Is nt the guitarists name Andy Summers?

Who says he's underrated? I always thought he was great 👍

Cocaine is a hell of a drug

2024 and I’m still not over it.

Rose's theme playing at the end of series 2 when the Doctor vanishes was probably the hardest I've cried over fictional media in my entire life. This song holds a special place in my heart.

Harvey Keitel in Taxi Driver

With the technology we have now we have no excuses. Just don’t let the tech write the whole damn song for you.

Fabulous guitarist. Andy is one of the unique rockers. 🔥👌🏽

I love Sting and hate him with equal measure

4:55 Why does the conductor look so much like David Tennant? Is he... the condoctor?

Hi, do you have by any chance a download link for the concert ? The best quality I could find is on your channel !

Best version, hands down

great! what amplifier and speaker did Andy Summer use to record Message in a Bottle in the studio?

Great to see Sting banging out his greatest hits on a TASCAM cassette four-track!

Gordon Matthew Thomas Sumner (Wallsend, Tyneside del Norte; 2 de octubre de 1951), conocido artísticamente como Sting, es un músico británico que se desempeñó inicialmente como bajista, y más tarde como cantante y voz líder, bajista y compositor del grupo musical The Police, formando luego su propia banda.

Julian Miles "Jools" Holland (Blackheath, Londres; 24 de enero de 1958), conocido como Jools Holland, es un pianista y presentador de televisión inglés, además de ser el fundador de la banda Squeeze. Su trabajo lo ha involucrado con muchos de los más grandes nombres del rock contemporáneo y la industria de la música popular.

Murray Gold is a true legend

Sting is so cool man

Did this show take place on the day of the terrorist attack?

This bring me back to the end of the world.

This is the only piece of music I cry to in the whole universe, even the medusa cascade can't stop me and do you know why? Because this marks the end of the best era of Doctor Who ever. The era I grew up with. The era I fell in love with and the era that I connected with. This would end up to be the only time I connect with this programme on this deep level. Thank you David, thank you Billie and Thank you Murray for the enrichment you have brought to my life. Without anyone of you. I'm just the doctor without a rose. For anyone reading this do so whilst listening to this recording.

Completely awesome

I don’t think he knows how good this track is great track x

I totally enjoyed that. Thank you to my friend, Martin, for sharing it with me!

This pieces fills me with an overwhelming melancholy but existential joy. Beautiful arrangement

SC is my favorite musician, any genre, any instrument.

Jools pulling his lead out at 5:30 is brilliant

David Tennant presenting at the start?

Seconds after 'every little thing she does" video was made I bet. same exact set, clothes, hat, background, studio.

Why Sting doing a mockney accent here? It's years before he even met Guy Richie.