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Revision as of 03:36, 2 November 2012
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| an ad for this concert in SOUNDS - February 25, 1978 | |
| Performance summary | |
| Artist performing: | The Police |
| Tour: | 1977-1978 Pre-Outlandos performances |
| Venue: | Hope & Anchor |
| Location: | London, England, UK |
| Support acts: | SUPPORT ACTS |
| Ticket prices: | UK pounds: 0,75 |
On 1978-02-23, The Police performed at the Hope & Anchor in London, England, UK.
Setlist
Photos from this concert show the setlist (confirmed by photographer Paul Slattery):
- Truth Hits Everybody
- Landlord
- So Lonely
- Fall Out
- Be My Girl, Sally
- Dead End Job
- Wanna Know
- Rosy Lee
- Roxanne
- Born In The 50's
- Nothing Achieving
- Visions Of The Night
- Next To You
Recording information
This section needs more information. Please note if an official or unofficial recording, or recording(s), is known to exists of this performance.
Trivia
Stewart met his bank manager in the morning. In the afternoon he leaves his house at 4:30pm to collect Zen's van and then Sting. They drive to St. John's Wood, "La Starza" and then to the venue. Some friends turn up and they eat burgers. There are 54 people in the audience, but The Police's guest list was large... After the concert they bring their gear to Andy Summers's place. Stewart then drives Sting home and brings the truck back to Zen.
Photos from today's concert can be seen in the The Police: A Visual Documentary by Miles (on the 4th page and on the November 1977 page) and in L'Historia Bandido (on page 53). Although the song Rosy Lee had been renamed Peanuts (as Sting wrote new lyrics for it) it's still on the setlist with its old name.
See also
This section needs more information.
External links
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References
sources: ads in Sounds + Melody Maker - February 25, 1978; Paul Slattery (photographer); Stewart Copeland's diary
