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| The Police sightseeing / filming in Bombay | |
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| Date: | 1980-03-25 |
| Location: | Bombay, India |
| Attendees: | The Police, film crew |
The Police spent the day sightseeing and filming in Bombay, India.
Sting and Andy Summers visited HMV's music showroom (where Ravi Burman had arranged a get-together) and then went to an Indian Classical Instruments shop. It looks like they bought or rented a Sitar and a Tabla, because later in the day they were filmed performing a song that sounds like the Indian version of Walking On The Moon - probably at their hotel.
The band were photographed and filmed wearing Indian costumes and practised with swords. Sting managed to injure Anne Nightingale with one.
Today Sting was wearing a white t-shirt with and his blue yellow sweater (sometimes both, sometimes just the t-shirt), dark trousers and white shoes. Andy was wearing a Hawaii shirt (probably with a white t-shirt underneath, because that's what he was wearing at a record shop in Around The World and at the instruments shop in Police File no. 2) and white trousers. Stewart was probably wearing a black Steel Pulse shirt, black trousers and black shoes.
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References
source: Ravi Burman (about HMV and the instruments shop); Police File No. 2 shows a photo with Sting and Andy playing instruments - it's not the scene from Around The World and was probably taken at the instruments shop, Chase The Fade
