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− | Eric Clapton and Michael Kamen had recorded a demo of [[It's Probably Me]] at London's [[Sarm West Studios]] in late March [[1992]]. | + | [[Eric Clapton]] and Michael Kamen had recorded a demo of [[It's Probably Me]] at London's [[Sarm West Studios]] in late March [[1992]]. |
On April 6 Clapton and Kamen decided to ask [[Sting (person) | Sting]] for a contribution to the song. [[Sting (person) | Sting]] received the demo at his farmhouse in Wiltshire, England, UK. After a few days he came up with some lyrics and a new bridge for the song. | On April 6 Clapton and Kamen decided to ask [[Sting (person) | Sting]] for a contribution to the song. [[Sting (person) | Sting]] received the demo at his farmhouse in Wiltshire, England, UK. After a few days he came up with some lyrics and a new bridge for the song. | ||
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* [[Sting (person) | Sting]] - electric bass and vocals | * [[Sting (person) | Sting]] - electric bass and vocals | ||
− | * Eric Clapton - acoustic and electric guitars | + | * [[Eric Clapton]] - acoustic and electric guitars |
* Michael Kamen - keyboards | * Michael Kamen - keyboards | ||
* David Sanborn - saxophone | * David Sanborn - saxophone | ||
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=Track listing= | =Track listing= | ||
* [[It's Probably Me]] (performed by [[Sting]] with Eric Clapton - 6:22 minutes) | * [[It's Probably Me]] (performed by [[Sting]] with Eric Clapton - 6:22 minutes) | ||
− | * Runaway Train (performed by Elton John and Eric Clapton) | + | * Runaway Train (performed by [[Elton John]] and [[Eric Clapton]]) |
* Grab The Cat | * Grab The Cat | ||
* Leo Getz Goes To The Hockey Game | * Leo Getz Goes To The Hockey Game | ||
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=See also= | =See also= | ||
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+ | * [[1992-04-12]] | ||
+ | * [[1992-04-13]] | ||
=External links and reviews= | =External links and reviews= |
Latest revision as of 00:15, 1 October 2021
Lethal Weapon 3 | |
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Soundtrack incl. Sting | |
Released: | 1992-MM-DD |
Recorded: | 1992-04-11 - 1992-04-13 |
Length: | ALBUM LENGTH |
Label(s): | Reprise / Warner |
Producer(s): | Michael Kamen & Stephen McLaughlin |
Studio(s): | BMG Studios in New York |
Contents
Introduction
Eric Clapton and Michael Kamen had recorded a demo of It's Probably Me at London's Sarm West Studios in late March 1992.
On April 6 Clapton and Kamen decided to ask Sting for a contribution to the song. Sting received the demo at his farmhouse in Wiltshire, England, UK. After a few days he came up with some lyrics and a new bridge for the song.
Sting flew from London to New York and arrived at BMG Studios on Sixth Avenue at 8:30am. The recording session would last for three days.
Personnel
- Sting - electric bass and vocals
- Eric Clapton - acoustic and electric guitars
- Michael Kamen - keyboards
- David Sanborn - saxophone
- Steve Gadd - drums
- Don Alias - additional percussion
- The Greater New York Alumni Orchestra
Track listing
- It's Probably Me (performed by Sting with Eric Clapton - 6:22 minutes)
- Runaway Train (performed by Elton John and Eric Clapton)
- Grab The Cat
- Leo Getz Goes To The Hockey Game
- Darryl Dies
- Riggs And Rog
- Roger's Boat
- Armour Piercing Bullets
- God Judges Us By Our Scars
- Lorna - A Quiet Evening By The Fire
Singles released
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Variants, special editions and re-releases
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Charts
Album
Year | Chart | Country | Position |
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1992 | CHART | COUNTRY | POSITION REACHED |
Singles
Year | Song | Chart | Country | Position |
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YYYY | SONG | CHART | COUNTRY | POSITION REACHED |
Awards, nominations, and certifications
Awards
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Year | Winner | Award | Category |
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YYYY | WINNER (album, song, producer, etc.) | AWARD (Grammy, People's Choice, etc.) | CATEGORY |
Nominations
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Year | Nominee | Award | Category |
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YYYY | NOMINEE (album, song, producer, etc.) | AWARD (Grammy, People's Choice, etc.) | CATEGORY |
Certifications
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Country | Certifier | Classification | Certification |
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COUNTRY | CERTIFIER (RIAA, IFPI...) | CLASSIFICATION (Album, singles, foreign artist...) | CERTIFICATION (Gold, Platinum, Diamond...) |
Quotations and trivia
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See also
External links and reviews
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References
source: CD; Billboard - June 20, 1992