Every Breath You Take

"With "Juliana Hatfield Sings The Police" I am continuing the project that I started last year with my "Juliana Hatfield Sings Olivia Newton-John" album. I hope to continue to go deep into covering artists that were important to me in my formative years. The songs I’ve chosen seem to resonate in the present moment. “Rehumanize Yourself”, “Landlord”, and “Murder By Numbers” explore ugly kinds of nationalism, abuses of power, and the mendacity of large swaths of the ruling class. And then there are the timeless, relatable psychodramas: “Every Breath You Take”, “Can’t Stand Losing You”, “Canary In A Coalmine”. In the Police, each player’s style was so distinctive, accomplished and unique that I didn’t even attempt to match any of it; for anyone to try and play drums like Stewart Copeland would be a thankless, pointless task that is bound to fail… - Juliana Hatfield

Various Artists - Ministry of Sound: Legends (2017) {3CD Set Ministry of Sound-Sony Music MOSCD501}
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Pop / Rock / Pop Rock / Soft Rock / Rhythm and Blues

This year Ministry Of Sound is excited to present Legends. An album full of the biggest artists of all time, performing their most iconic songs, which have defined their careers. These songs continue to be played everywhere and are still appreciated today. Legends is a breath-taking compilation that you all need. The album boasts a star studded line up to include George Michael, Elton John, Beyoncé and Whitney Houston to name a few. You cannot help, but be moved by the incredible music and stunning creative. Ministry Of Sound are proud to present Legends.

The Police - Certifiable: Live In Buenos Aires (2008) {2CD A&M Records}
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Rock / New Wave / Avant-Pop

After a 23-year absence, The Police return in (almost) all of their former glory. One of the best things about this live album is the extended jams, solos, and re-arrangements that breath fresh air into the old songs ("Wrapped Around Your Finger", "Driven To Tears", "King Of Pain", and the "VIMH/WTWIRDYMTBOWSA" medley simply destroy the old album cuts), which of course still sound fresh even today. Sting's bass work is stronger than ever and pushed up in the mix.