The Police - Walking on the Moon album flac

Walking on the Moon is track six on 1979’s Reggatta de Blanc and is the second single for the group in the UK. It reached in Australia and did not place in the US charts. One of the more heavily reggae-influenced tracks, Sting sings about the weightlessness one feels after they fall in love. Sting, principal songwriter and lead singer of The Police discusses the origins of the song: I was drunk in a hotel room in Munich, slumped on the bed with the whirling pit when this riff came into my head.

Walking on, walking on the moon. Walking back from your house. Bb. C. Walking on the moon. Dm7. Feet they hardly touch the ground. My feet don't hardly make no sound.

Police drummer Stewart Copeland used a Roland RE-201 Space Echo unit on this track, which allowed him to create another track of delay that accentuates the moon theme. He did it live, triggering the unit with a foot pedal and listening to the delay as he played. He got the idea from reggae dub music an echo. In America, it was a slower climb: "Message in a Bottle" stalled at and "Walking On The Moon" failed to chart. Their third album, Zenyatta Mondatta, was their US breakthrough. Acknowledging the reggae roots of this song, Sting performed it at the 2013 Grammy Awards in a tribute to Bob Marley that also included Bruno Mars, Rihanna, Damian Marley and Ziggy Marley. More songs from The Police. More songs with celestial titles. More songs performed at The Grammys. More songs about space. More songs from 1979. Lyrics to Walking On The Moon. The Police Artistfacts.

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Walking on the Moon" is a song by English reggae rock band The Police, released as the second single from their second studio album, Reggatta de Blanc (1979). The song was written by the band's lead vocalist and bassist Sting. It went on to become the band's second No. 1 hit in the UK. Sting said that he wrote the song when he was drunk one night after a concert in Munich. That following morning, he remembered the song and wrote it down.

Walking on the Moon" is a 1979 song by The Police, from their second album, Reggatta de Blanc. The song was The Police's second number one hit single in the United Kingdom after "Message in a Bottle", but didn't chart in the United States. It is one of The Police's more reggae-influenced songs. According to Sting the song is about the feeling of being in love. Can't Stand Losing You. The Police.

Album: Reggatta de Blanc. Translations: Dutch, French, German Hungarian, Russian, Serbian, Spanish. A A. Giant steps are what you take. I hope my leg don't break. We could walk forever. We could be together. Walkin' on, walkin' on the moon. Walkin' back from your house.

Every Breath You Take (The Classics) - Format SACD hybride The Police CD A & M. Vos recueils Vous devez être un membre enregistré afin de pouvoir gérer vos recueils perso. Bb/C Walking on the moon. Dm11 I hope my Dm7 legs don't break, Bb/C Walking on the moon. Dm11 We could walk for Dm7 ever, Bb/C Walking on the moon. Dm11 We could live to Dm7 gether, Bb/C Walking on, C walking on the moon. Dm11 Dm11 Dm11 Dm11. Dm11 Walking back from Dm7 your house, Bb/C Walking on the moon. Dm11 Feet don't hardly touch Dm7 the ground, Bb/C Walking on the moon. My Dm11 feet don't hardly make Dm7 no sound, Bb/C Walking on, C walking on the moon

Walking On The Moon is found on the album Message in a Box: The Complete Recordings.

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