In Steng, they will reportedly sue the former police lawns due to copyright

Sting’s complaints His former police banques Andy Summers and Stewart Copeland for alleged missing tanti for their song “Every breath you take”, according to reports that have published Los Angeles Times and other titles.

Summers and Copeland filed their lawsuit in the London High Court, in which they never been properly credited as Pescio about “every breath you take”, their biggest hit in American pairs, also claims they never received royal contributions.

Sting (right name: Gordon Matthew Sumner) and his publishing company, magnetic issue, is listed as defendant in the suit.

Published in 1983. years, “Every breath you take” went to no. 1 On the Billboard Hot 100 board, the first and only leader on the chart and won the Grmmi Song Prizes for the year and the best pop performance duo or vocabulary.

Evergreen Number rose wings when Summers ‘Arpeggio was sampled at Puff Daddy and Faith Evans’ Notorious Big Povruga from 1997. years, “I’ll miss you.” In 2023. The Tap Dad went to the record as if he paid a killing sting $ 5,000 every day to use that sample, comment later returned.

2022. The sting was sold to its The whole catalog of songs Since its early days in the police through its solo career in a comprehensive music publishing group, a business decision reuniting its music publishing rights with its main recordings.

While the conditions of that job are not disclosed, Bilbord previously reported That sting was buying a package of a music resource that produced an annual income period of about $ 12 million and looked at approximately $ 360 million payments.

With their blue for blue, narrow performances and collecting radio friendly hits, “I’m going to be so close”, “every thing she makes” and more, the police were the largest band in the world, certainly for the album or two cycle.

In the United Kingdom, the band landed five consecutive no. 1S on the official tablet Albums in the UK. Bandmates headed for separate roads after the 1984 World Tour. Year in support of Synchronity The album, before the 1986 came together in 1986. year for re-installing in “it doesn’t stand close to me,” which appeared on the largest hits collections.

Former belts have settled their differences to mount the World Tour 2007-2008, marking 30. Anniversary of their formation.