Album Info
Artist: | Sting |
Album: | The Dream Of The Blue Turtles |
Released: | US, 17 Jun 1985 |
Tracklist:
15 | If You Love Somebody Set Them Free | 4:14 |
A2 | Love Is The Seventh Wave | 3:30 |
Trombone - Frank Opolko | ||
A3 | Russians | 3:57 |
Composed By [Borrowed Theme From] - Sergei Prokofiev | ||
A4 | Children's Crusade | 5:00 |
A5 | Shadows In The Rain | 4:56 |
B1 | We Work The Black Seam | 5:40 |
B2 | Consider Me Gone | 4:21 |
Congas - Eddy | ||
Lyrics By [Wrote Three Lines] - Shakespeare | ||
B3 | The Dream Of The Blue Turtles | 1:15 |
B4 | Moon Over Bourbon Street | 3:59 |
Arranged By - Dominic Muldowney, Sting | ||
Double Bass - Sting | ||
B5 | Fortress Around Your Heart | 4:48 |
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Description
With "The Dream Of The Blue Turtles," Sting showcased his ability to break away from the expectations set by his time with The Police and step confidently into the role of a solo artist. The album is a journey into new musical dimensions, merging the familiar with the innovative and creating a unique soundscape that stands out in Sting's discography.
Sting’s foray into jazz and world music on this album feels both adventurous and natural, demonstrating his versatility as an artist. His distinctive voice serves as the thread that ties the diverse musical elements together, guiding the listener through the intricacies of each track. Sting’s songwriting prowess is also on full display, with his introspective lyrics exploring a variety of themes with depth and sophistication.
"The Dream Of The Blue Turtles" is more than just a debut solo album; it’s a declaration of independence. It marks Sting's transformation from band member to solo artist, showcasing his growth not just as a musician, but also as a storyteller. By blending elements of pop-rock with jazz and world music, Sting creates a unique sonic identity that sets him apart from his peers. The album stands as a testament to his talent and creativity, confirming his status as one of the most innovative artists of his time.