Ep 505 - Sting & Stewart Copeland of The Police, Roxy Music, Buffy Sainte Marie

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We have an entertaining collection of interview clips with The Police this week.  It’s Sting & Stewart Copeland at the height of their popularity… and arrogance.  Meanwhile, Tom defends the song “De Do Do Do, De Da Da Da” with a straight face!  Also, we feature a couple of ‘80s interviews with Bryan Ferry and Phil Manzanera from Roxy Music.  And we talk to the legendary Canadian Buffy Sainte Marie who reveals that her biggest song secretly got her banned from American television for years. 

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