Sting - The Last Ship, Listen to the Cherrytree Radio Special...

September 04, 2013

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posted by sarahgal
enthralled
Sting never fails to cast his magic spell over me, his music speaks to me on so many levels - thank you Sting for your life changing influences over the many years!
posted by bogina
His deep ipnotic voice...
It's incredible how each time I listen to His work - and this in particular, since I saw it in Newcastle- he has the power to,touch my soul and my feelings in such a way.....He makes me feel so good !!! Dear Sting... You are my life- music!! Paola
posted by salama
Very compelling!
Wonderful piece of work, in which Sting ties beautifully his life and his music back to his roots. I am so looking forward to this album and concert on 2nd of October.
posted by ZezePina
Bossa Nova
Deliciosa a mistura de palavras e sons.
posted by pangea
Pangea
Just listened to the Cherry Tree radio special and this could very well be Sting's best album.... I am in tears...
posted by lydia
another vocabulary
that s what we need to explain my feeling. FEEL LOST....and i need to swimming into my tears..
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