Stewart Copeland, Don't Box Me In
from the Rumble Fish soundtrack
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@raymondfrancis.bsky.socialStewart Copeland, Don't Box Me In
from the Rumble Fish soundtrack
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“New World Man” (1982) sits where Rush’s prog precision meets the clipped, reggae/new-wave pulse associated with The Police. Now Stewart Copeland plays it with Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson live
#musicsky #Rush #StewartCopeland #NewWorldMan #ThePolice #NeilPeart
youtu.be/wbVrlY-YwgY
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@pabloniusmonk.mastodon.social.ap.brid.gyMy 80's kid-centered self is flipping out for Stewart Copeland drumming for Rush's most Police-sounding song "New World Man". 🥁
He just kills it IMHO.
https://youtu.be/-LXbnS0RmM4?si=i13vi5Hv5uTqWuCa&t=2393
#Rush #StewartCopeland #ThePolice #NewWorldMan #NeilPeart #NoOnesDisciple #Signals […]
@rjhamptonjr.bsky.socialDeep Cut
Animal Logic “There’s a Spy (In the House of Love)” from the band’s 1989 debut album
Deborah Holland, Stewart Copeland on drums and Stanley Clarke on bass
It broke the hundred in the U.K.
#musicsky #animallogic #deborahholland #stewartcopeland #stanleyclarke
@michaelwarburton.bsky.socialTHE EQUALIZER (1985-89)