Sting

Sting - Fields Of Gold (Live Performance at Lake House, Wiltshire)

• In January 1993, Sting was riding the wave of his success following the release of his fourth studio album, "Ten Summoner's Tales," which came out in ... Read Full Description >

  In January 1993, Sting was riding the wave of his success following the release of his fourth studio album, "Ten Summoner's Tales," which came out in March of the previous year. This album, featuring the hit single "Fields of Gold," marked a significant moment in his solo career, showcasing a blend of pop and jazz influences that appealed to a wide audience. The live recording of "Fields of Gold" at Lake House in Wiltshire highlights Sting's ability to connect deeply with his audience through heartfelt performances and introspective lyrics. Notably, during this period, Sting was not only solidifying his reputation as a solo artist but was also involved in various humanitarian efforts, illustrating his commitment to causes beyond music. This dual focus on artistry and activism would continue to define his career trajectory in the years that followed.

Sting: If I Ever Lose My Faith In You (Live From Lake House, England)

• In January 1993, Sting was enjoying a successful solo career following the release of his fourth studio album, "Ten Summoner's Tales," which came out ... Read Full Description >

  In January 1993, Sting was enjoying a successful solo career following the release of his fourth studio album, "Ten Summoner's Tales," which came out in March 1993. This album featured the hit single "If I Ever Lose My Faith in You," showcasing Sting's evolution as a solo artist after his time with The Police. The live performance from the Lake House in Wiltshire captures a pivotal moment in his transition to a more introspective, mature sound that resonates with audiences. At this stage in his career, Sting was noted for blending rock, jazz, and classical influences, reflecting his diverse musical background. "Ten Summoner's Tales" would ultimately be a commercial success, solidifying Sting's status as a prominent figure in the music industry, and "If I Ever Lose My Faith in You" would go on to win a Grammy Award, highlighting the critical acclaim he received during this phase of his artistry.

Sting - Full Concert: Live in Oslo Featuring Iconic Hits

• In January 1993, during the live recording featured in "Sting - Live in Oslo 1993," the artist was promoting his album "Ten Summoner's Tales," which w... Read Full Description >

  In January 1993, during the live recording featured in "Sting - Live in Oslo 1993," the artist was promoting his album "Ten Summoner's Tales," which was released in March of that year. This album marked a notable phase in Sting's transition from The Police to a solo career, showcasing his prowess in blending pop with jazz and world music influences. "Ten Summoner's Tales" produced several hits, including "If I Ever Lose My Faith In You," performed during the concert, which became one of his signature songs. Interestingly, the album's title is a playful nod to "The Summoner's Tale" by Geoffrey Chaucer, reflecting Sting's literary interests. The Oslo concert captures Sting at a pivotal moment, where he was solidifying his identity as a solo artist, stepping away from his earlier rock roots while still retaining his profound lyrical storytelling and musical versatility.