Sting References
The reference sources are from major music trade publications and newspapers worldwide. You can sort the list by the article title or the publication date.
| Reference Title Sort ascending | Date |
|---|---|
| Yes, I Remember It Well. A. Ginsberg. Rolling Stone, 415:22. | 1984-2-16 |
| Why? Why Not? Sting to Open for the Grateful Dead on Upcoming Tour. Sheila Rule. New York Times, 142:B6. | 1993-5-12 |
| Where the Hell Have You Been? Phil Sutcliffe. Q. | 1991-2 |
| What a Piece of Work Is Sting: the Rock Star Faces 40. B. Flanagan. Musician, 154:40. | 1991-8 |
| Well Stung: His Money, Conscience, Women. Lisa Robinson. Vogue, 177:94. | 1987-12 |
| Wait a Minute, Mr. Postman: Sting Takes on His Critics. John Rockwell. New York Times, 137:H36. | 1988-4-10 |
| Vox Jox. Kim Freeman. Billboard. |
1985-10-5 |
| Virgin, Sting Settlement: Financial Details Emerge. Peter Jones. Billboard, 10. |
1982-8-14 |
| Video Reviews: Sting--the Videos, Part I. Billboard, 99:47. |
1987-12-5 |
| Umbria Jazz Festival (Perugia, Italy). Down Beat, 54:12. | 1987-10 |
| Two’s Company (photo). Billboard, 24. |
1988-2-6 |
| Tube Music: Boys and Girls. V. Aletti. Village Voice, 31:41. | 1986-3-18 |
| Tony Mitchell Talks To Sting. Music Week, 42. |
1984-11-12 |
| Tina, Sting, Solti Win German Awards. Jim Sampson. Billboard, 9. |
1985-9-28 |
| Tickets for Sting Concert Will Go on Sale Saturday. Atlanta Journal/The Atlanta Constitution. | 1985-8-22 |
| They Dance Alone. Spin, 7:26-27. | 1991-11 |
| The Year In Records 1985: The Dream Of the Blue Turtles. Rolling Stone, 463-464:150-151. | 1986-1-2 |
| The Two Worlds of Branford Marsalis. David Fricke. Rolling Stone, 16. | 1988-2-25 |
| The Sting of Things (photo). Billboard, 19. |
1985-8-17 |
| The Sting of Superstardom. David Friendly. Newsweek, 102:79. | 1983-8-15 |
| The Soul Cages. Ron Givens. Stereo Review, 56:87. | 1991-4 |
| The Soul Cages. Paul Evans. Rolling Stone, 39. | 1991-2-21 |
| The Soul Cages. Jon Pareles. New York Times, 140:sec2, pH28. | 1991-1-20 |
| The Soul Cages. Frank Lovece. Audio, 75:112. | 1991-4 |
| The Soul Cages. David Hiltbrand. People Weekly, 35:15. | 1991-2-11 |
| The Soul Cages. Dan Duellette. Down Beat, 58:32. | 1991-5 |
| The Secret Policeman's Other Ball--the Music. Stereo Review, 47:87. | 1982-7 |
| The Secret Policeman's Other Ball (record reviews). Rolling Stone, 67. | 1982-5-13 |
| The Record Interview. J. Piesch. Record, 4:26-27. | 1985-9 |
| The Pop Life. Stephen Holden. New York Times. | 1988-6-29 |
| The Pop Life Sting's 'Sou Cages.' Stephen Holden. New York Times. |
1991-1-16 |
| The Police. Melody Maker, 58:Sup. | 1983-10-22 |
| The Police At the Top of Rock. Brian D. Johnson. Macleans, 96:32. | 1983-8-15 |
| The New and the Notorious. Life, 6:93. | 1983-1 |
| The Mystery and Religion of Music. Billboard, 106:5. |
1994-5-28 |
| The Grateful Dead. Peter Watrous. New York Times, 142:B3. | 1993-6-7 |
| The Grateful Dead; Sting. Steve Hochman. Rolling Stone, 29. | 1993-7-8 |
| The Dream Of the Blue Turtles (SP 3750) review. RPM, 10. |
1985-6-22 |
| The Beat: Sting Launches Tour, Wows 'Em in N.Y. Steve Gett. Billboard, 34. |
1987-11-28 |
| Ten Summoner's Tales. Stephen Holden. New York Times, 142:H28. | 1993-3-7 |
| Ten Summoner's Tales. Ron Givens. Stereo Review, 58:86. | 1993-6 |
| Ten Summoner's Tales. Michael Gallucci. Goldmine. |
1993-5-28 |
| Ten Summoner's Tales. David Hiltbrand. People Weekly, 39:17. | 1993-3-22 |
| Ten Summoner's Tales review. Roger Catlin. Hartford Courant. |
1993-3-11 |
| Ten Summoner's Tales (31454 0070) review. Billboard. |
1993-3-20 |
| Talented Sting Makes This a Popular Import (Bring on the Night). San Francisco Chronicle. | 1986-10-26 |
| Talent In Action. Peter Keepnews. Billboard, 97:62. |
1985-10-19 |
| Talent In Action. Fred Goodman. Billboard, 97:46. |
1985-3-16 |
| Talent In Action. Billboard, 103:38. | 1991-2-23 |
| Stravinsky: the Soldier's Tale (record reviews). Stereo Review, 53:122. | 1988-10 |
| Stravinsky: L'Histoire du Soldat (record reviews). Terry Teachout. High Fidelity, 39:60. | 1989-3 |
| Stravinsky the Soldier's Tale (record reviews). John Sunier. American Record Guide, 52:92. | 1989-1 |
| Stop In the Name of Rock! Singer Sting and The Police Pound the Beat On the Summer's Hottest Tour. G. Buchalter. People Weekly, 20:79. | 1983-9-5 |
| Sting’s New Single Breaking Fast. RPM, 2. |
1985-6-8 |
| Sting's Way of Mourning His Father Becomes Raw Material for a New Album. Stephen Holden. New York Times, 140:B6. | 1991-1-16 |
| Sting's the Thing! Jim Jerome. People Weekly, 23:90. | 1985-1-14 |
| Sting's Swing Shift; a Policeman Becomes a Private Eye. V. Garbarini. Musician, 81:56-62. | 1985-7 |
| Sting's Rain Forest Revisited. S. Bonner. Spin, 7:24. | 1991-5 |
| Sting's Photo Demand Causes Scandi Boycott. Variety, 321:2. | 1985-11-27 |
| Sting's New Album Sounds Just Like His Old Ones. York (PA) Daily Record. | 1993-3-18 |
| Sting's Long-Awaited Solo Album Proves Pretentious, Thin. Lennox Samuels. Dallas Morning News. | 1985-6-30 |
| Sting's Inner Peace Clearly Responsible for Elegant Record. Palm Beach (FL) Post. | 1993-2-22 |
| Sting's French Sojourn Yields 'Brand New Day.' Timothy White. Billboard, 111:1. | 1999-9-19 |
| Sting's 'Tales' Heads Grammy Class; Foster, Menken Also Among Top Nominees. Melinda Newman. Billboard, 8.106:8. |
1994-1-15 |
| Sting. Vogue, 175:244. | 1985-6 |
| Sting. Time, 123:92. | 1984-3-19 |
| Sting. Steve McClure. Billboard, 106:50. | 1994-2-12 |
| Sting. Phil Sutcliffe. Q. | 1999 |
| Sting. Jon Pareles. New York Times, 142:B3. | 1993-6-10 |
| Sting. Jon Pareles. New York Times, 140:12. | 1991-2-18 |
| Sting. Jon Pareles. New York Times, 137:C17. | 1988-2-5 |
| Sting. Jancee Dunn. Rolling Stone, 26. | 1998-2-5 |
| Sting. Entertainment Weekly, 71. | 1996-6-21 |
| Sting. David Fricke. Rolling Stone, 512:297-298. | 1987-11-5 |
| Sting. Current Biography, 46:38. | 1985-7 |
| Sting. A. Henderson. Cash Box, 54:2. | 1991-2-2 |
| Sting. A. DeCurtis. Rolling Stone, 597:42. | 1991-2-7 |
| Sting: the King of Pain, the Idol of Millions, or Is He Really Just a Regular Guy? Chris Mundy. Rolling Stone, 36. | 1993-5-27 |
| Sting: Moon Over Basin Street, etc. Joseph Magil. American Record Guide, 61:260. | 1998-3 |
| Sting: Inside the Sumner's Tales. Timothy White. Billboard, 5. |
1993-2-6 |
| Sting: the Rolling Stone Interviews. Lou Salvatori. Rolling Stone, 50. | 1988-2-11 |
| Sting: the Illustrated Lyrics. Sting and R. Gigolo. Billboard, 103:67. | 1991-12-14 |
| Sting: Russians. A. Willscher. Mus U Bild, 19:305-307. | 1987-4 |
| Sting: Rock 'n' Roll Intellectual. Samuel Graham. High Fidelity, 34:90. | 1984-1 |
| Sting: Nothing Like Total Control Over Solo Career. Steve Gott. Billboard, 99:19. |
1987-12-5 |
| Sting: a Rock Star Transcends the Form. John Duka. New York Times Magazine, 134:67. | 1984-12-9 |
| Sting, Jumpin' and Jazzy. Edna Gundersen. USA Today, D1. |
1988-2-1 |
| Sting Wings It On His Own: the Sexy Ex-Chief of the Police Mounts a Solo Flight to Multimedia Stardom. Cathleen McGuigan. Newsweek, 106:66. | 1985-9-30 |
| Sting Visits Pizza (photo). Cash Box, 10. |
1985-9-7 |
| Sting Under the Gun. V. Garbarini. Musician, 82:30-34. | 1985-8 |
| Sting Unchained! Musician, 78:11. | 1985-4 |
| Sting Tries Movies and His Real Name. USA Today, |
1982 |
| Sting Tops Himself On 2nd Solo Release. Steve Gett. Billboard. |
1987-10-17 |
| Sting Starts Label; Copeland, Reed In; Distribution Is Set. Variety, 329:71. | 1987-11-4 |
| Sting Speaks (55th Anniversary Issue). Art Lange. Down Beat, 56:93. | 1989-9-1 |
| Sting Sings For Rain Forest; Benefit With Jobim Raises $250,000. M. Newman. Billboard, 103:33. | 1991-3-23 |
| Sting Shipment Lifted en Route from Germany. Willem Hocs. Billboard, 105:51. | 1993-3-20 |
| Sting Set to Get Worldwide Push. Billboard, 108:87. |
1996-2-10 |
| Sting Sees CD-ROM as 'the New Canvas.' Marilyn A. Gillen. Billboard, 107:58. |
1995-6-17 |
| Sting Pilots New Pangaea Records. Terry Wood. Billboard, 100:21. | 1988-4-23 |
| Sting Pic Stung In Wide Break; Plan New Strategy. R. Gold. Variety, 321:7. | 1985-11-27 |
| Sting Lightens Up, Brings a ‘Ragbag Of Styles’ to Latest Disc. Steve Morse, Boston Globe, B 28. |
1993-2-28 |
| Sting Ivor Novello Awards (photo). Music World, 1. |
1984-5-5 |
| Sting Is Stung by Accountant for $9 Million. Jeff Clark-Meads. Billboard, 107:10. |
1995-10-28 |
| Sting Is Judged Too Hot for Italian City. Mark Dezani. Billboard, 105:11. | 1993-7-24 |
| Sting Heads North After Smash So. American Tour. Linda Moleski. Billboard, 24. |
1987-12-19 |
| Sting Has No Answers. Sylvie Simmons. Creem. | 1988-3 |
| Sting Gains Some New Footing with 'Mercury.' News & Observer. | 1996-3-12 |
| Sting Film to Karl/Lorimar; Firm Building Music Library. Jim McCullaugh. Billboard, 98:39. |
1986-3-8 |
| Sting Feels the Burn; Gordon Sumner Exercises His Prerogatives In Music, Film and Fame. Gerri Hirshey. Rolling Stone, 457:26-28. | 1985-9-26 |
| Sting Drives Them Wild With NED's Synclavier. Brook Comer. Back Stage, 28:1. | 1987-10-23 |
| Sting Debuts New Band. Anthony DeCurtis. Rolling Stone, 23. | 1988-1-14 |
| Sting Burns With Emotion on Latest LP. San Francisco Chronicle. | 1987-10-18 |
| Sting Brings on the Night. John Mendelsohn. Creem. | 1986 |
| Sting and the Band: Blue Turtles and Blue Notes. Art Lange. Down Beat, 52:16. | 1985-12 |
| Sting (Wiltern Theatre, Los Angeles). Chris Morris. Billboard, 103:38. | 1991-2-23 |
| Sting (Univ. of South Florida, Tampa). Down Beat, 55:54. | 1988-4 |
| Sting (the Soul Cages). Tierney Smith. Goldmine, 148. |
1991-4-5 |
| Sting (Sun Dome, Tampa). Variety, 330:170. | 1988-2-17 |
| Sting (Great American Music Hall, San Francisco). Down Beat, 51:61. | 1984-1 |
| Sting (concert reviews). Jon Pareles. New York Times, 146:B4. | 1997-3-3 |
| Sting (compact disc reviews). High Fidelity, 38:86. | 1988-10 |
| Sting (Beacon Theater, New York). Variety, 342:257. | 1991-2-25 |
| Sting (Beacon Theater, New York). Jon Pareles. New York Times, 140:12-13. | 1991-2-19 |
| Sting (Beacon Theater, New York). David Fricke. Rolling Stone, 21. | 1991-4-18 |
| Spreading Happiness (photo). Billboard, 62. |
1982-11-20 |
| Spreading Happiness (photo). Billboard, 62. |
1982-11-20 |
| Spotlight: The Dream Of the Blue Turtles. Record, 4:50. | 1985-9 |
| Songwriter Of the Year Ivor Novello Award (photo). Music Week, 1. |
1981-5-30 |
| Songs By Sting Up For Grabs. Music Week, 15. |
1980-8-30 |
| Smaller Halls Are Preferred Venues on Sting's "Nothing Like the Sun" Tour. Patricia Bates. Amusement Business, 100:5. | 1988-10-30 |
| Setting Himself Free: Introducing a Kinder, Gentler Sting. Musician, 149:87-88. | 1991-3 |
| Senor Sting. Steve Gett. Billboard, 18. |
1988-2-18 |
| Secada Switches to Virgin Records; Sting Charting Again in a B.I.G. Way. Melinda Newman. Billboard, 109:10. |
1997-6-28 |
| Saving the Best for Sting (photo). Billboard, 62. |
1994-4-2 |
| Sacred Love' Not Sting's Best, Randolph's Pedal Work Praiseworthy. Daytona (FL) Beach News. | 2003-11-14 |
| Russians (2799). Billboard, 98:67. |
1986-1-11 |
| Russian Rockers Organize to Aid Nuke Victims. Bill Holland. Billboard, 98:1. |
1986-5-31 |
| Rockers to Tour for Rights. Terry Trucco. New York Times, 137:15. | 1988-9-1 |
| Rockbeat: Rockclips. Village Voice, 36:70. | 1991-3-5 |
| Rock's Bach. David Furnish. Interview, 26:90. | 1996-7 |
| Rock: Stick to Singing, Sting. Jim Fusilli. Wall Street Journal, 22. | 1988-4-27 |
| Rock Stars Sing in London for Human Rights. Terry Trucco. New York Times, 137:13. | 1988-9-3 |
| Rock News & Notes, Retail Reactions to Sting CD Vary. Los Angeles Daily News. | 1991-2-1 |
| Riffs. B. Milkowski. Down Beat, 52:15. | 1985-5 |
| Riffs & Licks: Sting With Negroes. Village Voice, 30:69. | 1985-7-30 |
| Reviews: You Still Touch Me (00207). Billboard, 80. |
1996-4-13 |
| Reviews: We'll Be Together. Billboard, 77. |
1987-10-3 |
| Reviews: We'll Be Together. Billboard, 105. |
1987-10-24 |
| Reviews: The Dream of the Blue Turtles (SP 3750). Billboard, 66. |
1985-6-22 |
