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The Hamer instruments used in this video were given to [[The Police]] in Chicago on [[1980-11-22]]. | The Hamer instruments used in this video were given to [[The Police]] in Chicago on [[1980-11-22]]. | ||
| − | This video was either shot today or very early on [[1980-11-26]]. Smash Hits magazine from January 8, 1981 mentions that [[The Police]] went skiing and arrived in Philadelphia at the last minute with a private jet. | + | This video was either shot today or very early on [[1980-11-26]]. Smash Hits magazine from January 8, [[1981]] mentions that [[The Police]] went skiing and arrived in Philadelphia at the last minute with a private jet. |
There's also a rare video version of [[Don't Stand So Close To Me]] which was shot here in Canada in the snow. | There's also a rare video version of [[Don't Stand So Close To Me]] which was shot here in Canada in the snow. | ||
Revision as of 13:28, 14 November 2021
During their North American tour The Police shot a video for their single De Do Do Do, De Da Da Da in the snow of the Canadian mountains.
| De Do Do Do, De Da Da Da | |
|---|---|
| Artist: | The Police |
| Directed by: | Derek Burbidge |
| Produced by: | Kate Burbidge |
| Filming location: | Gray Rocks, Quebec - Canada |
| Released: | 1980 |
| Running time: | X:XX |
Contents
Video summary
The Police lip-synch De Do Do Do, De Da Da Da in the snow.
Production
The video shows Stewart Copeland filming with his Super-8 camera. In his movie Everyone Stares: The Police Inside Out we can see Stewart's view. And how tired Sting looks...
The Hamer instruments used in this video were given to The Police in Chicago on 1980-11-22.
This video was either shot today or very early on 1980-11-26. Smash Hits magazine from January 8, 1981 mentions that The Police went skiing and arrived in Philadelphia at the last minute with a private jet.
There's also a rare video version of Don't Stand So Close To Me which was shot here in Canada in the snow.
Release history
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Awards
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| YYYY | WINNER (best video...) | AWARD (MTV Awards...) | CATEGORY |
Nominations
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| YYYY | NOMINEE (best video...) | AWARD (MTV Awards...) | CATEGORY |
Quotations and trivia
Originally The Police should have played a concert at Montreal's Centre Sportif today. This was re-scheduled to 1981-01-07.
See also
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External links and reviews
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References
sources: I'll Be Watching You; Smash Hits - January 8, 1981
