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Rock & Folk | |
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Article title: | Au Sommet Du Monde |
Artist or band featured: | The Police |
Year: | 1981 |
Month: | November |
Country (or countries) of publication: | France |
Language(s): | French |
Author/interviewer: | Dali De Clair |
Length of feature: | 10 pages + cover + lengthy LP review + news bit |
In November 1981, The Police were featured in Rock & Folk.
Summary
The magazine features a long article and interviews from the days leading to The Police's Liberty Bell Park concert on 1981-08-22.
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