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sources: [[Broken Music]], [[The Police: A Visual Documentary by Miles]], every other book - but this is not mentioned in any contemporary UK magazine, [[Stewart Copeland]] | sources: [[Broken Music]], [[The Police: A Visual Documentary by Miles]], every other book - but this is not mentioned in any contemporary UK magazine, [[Stewart Copeland]] | ||
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| Performance summary | |
| Artist performing: | The Police |
| Tour: | 1977-1978 Pre-Outlandos performances |
| Venue: | Rebecca's |
| Location: | Birmingham, England, UK |
| Support acts: | SUPPORT ACTS |
| Ticket prices: | TICKET PRICES |
On 1977-08-18, The Police performed at Rebecca's in Birmingham, England, UK.
Setlist
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Recording information
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Trivia
The first concert of The Police without Henry Padovani in the well known line-up Sting / Andy Summers / Stewart Copeland.
See also
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External links
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References
sources: Broken Music, The Police: A Visual Documentary by Miles, every other book - but this is not mentioned in any contemporary UK magazine, Stewart Copeland
