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| − | + | [[Stewart Copeland]] recorded here with [[Brian James]]. | |
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| − | + | [[Andy Summers]] visited a photo exhibition here on [[1981-09-21]]. | |
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| + | [[Sting]] was a guest on a TV show on [[1999-09-10]]. | ||
=Recording history= | =Recording history= | ||
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| Riverside Studios | |
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| Location: | STREET ADDRESS/CITY/COUNTRY |
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Stewart Copeland recorded the Ain't That A Shame single tracks with Brian James at Riverside Studios.
History
Stewart Copeland recorded here with Brian James.
Andy Summers visited a photo exhibition here on 1981-09-21.
Sting was a guest on a TV show on 1999-09-10.
Recording history
The following Police and related albums or songs were recorded at this studio:
| Album (or song) title | Artist or band | Producer | Release year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ain't That A Shame / Living In Sin / I Can Make You Cry | Brian James | Brian James | 1979 |
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