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| − | [[Andy Summers]] and [[Stewart Copeland]] drive from Paris to Munich in a hired car. | + | [[Andy Summers]] and [[Stewart Copeland]] drive from Paris to Munich in a hired car - it took them 14 hours to get to [[Eberhard Schoener]]'s house. |
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| − | source: Police File No. 17, [[JJ Johnson]] | + | source: Police File No. 17, [[JJ Johnson]], [[Stewart Copeland]]'s diaries |
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Revision as of 18:45, 26 September 2012
| Andy & Stewart drive to Munich / Sting drives back to England | |
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| Date: | 1977-10-22 |
| Location: | Paris -> Munich / Paris -> London |
| Attendees: | Andy Summers, Stewart Copeland, Sting |
Andy Summers and Stewart Copeland drive from Paris to Munich in a hired car - it took them 14 hours to get to Eberhard Schoener's house.
Sting has to bring back Andy's car to the UK.
Wayne County drummer JJ Johnson remembers:
"Sting and myself travelled back from Paris to the Sea ferry in Calais in a small Citroen car hired by 'The Police' for the " Tour " and were really "Pissed off" and debated the situation for most of the journey, praising each others playing even debating about getting together for a " Musical Jam", (Obviously it didn't happen ! )
I think, Stewart and Andy Summers travelled from Paris on to Germany to do some work and gigs with a German Composer, and Sting was going to travel from England to join them later.
Sting drove on to the Ferry, and I left Sting at the Dockside as I had to wait for the rest of 'The Electric Chairs' to travel back to a later Ferry in Calais in the bandwagon, as they had my Passport, Ticket, etc, after several hours, "by sheer chance" I spotted the Bandwagon over in the distance and chased it for about a quarter of a mile, running through several checkpoints and onto the Ship !
And we all returned to England !
What a Mess !"
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References
source: Police File No. 17, JJ Johnson, Stewart Copeland's diaries
