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This section needs more information. Please include a brief introductory statement about this studio and its relationship to Police history.
History
Sting recorded his French Policeman's speech for Miles Davis' One Phone Call / Street Scenes at Record Plant Studios in February 1985.
Recording history
The following Police and related albums or songs were recorded at this studio:
| Song title | Artist or band | Producer | Release year |
|---|---|---|---|
| One Phone Call / Street Scenes | Sting | PRODUCER | 1985 |
See also
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External links
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References
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