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Subject: Claim to fame: Working references to Vladimir Nabokov ...

 
 
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Introducing the Rock Hall of Fame's newest members

 

The Police

%%bodybegin%%Members: Sting (vocals, bass), Andy Summers (guitar), Stewart Copeland (drums).

Formed: 1977.

Disbanded: 1986.

Hometown: London.

Claim to fame: Working references to Vladimir Nabokov and Jungian psychology into Top 10 singles is no mean feat. But this Anglo-American trio pulled it off, to the tune of "Don't Stand So Close to Me" and "King of Pain." The Police dabbled in reggae and raised the pop-rock bar with a string of catchy, sophisticated hits, starting with "Roxanne" and peaking with "Every Breath You Take."

Recommended listening: "Outlandos d'Amour" (Interscope), "Synchronicity" (Interscope) and "Every Breath You Take: The Classics" (Interscope).

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