Sting Russians

What might save us me and you. The song is a commentary and plea that criticises the then-dominant Cold War foreign policy and doctrine of mutual assured destruction MAD by the United States and the then.

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. And via this viewing he was surprised to perceive just how much the Russians actually love their children. In 1985 Sting thought this an important arena for song and he produced one with a message and point of view a song that became popular for time especially in Europe. Russians came off Stings first solo album The Dream of the Blue Turtles Given its mid-80s release the song is about the Cold War with references to Nikita Khrushchev and.

We share the same biology regardless of ideology Of course he gets digs into both Krushchev and Reagan. He captioned the video Ive only. But in the light of one m.

Sting was inspired to write Russians during the Cold War after watching a pirated satellite Russian broadcast of Russian childrens television programming and. C 2005 AM RecordsSting Russians Remastered. And Russia then still also known as the Soviet Union were embroiled in the Cold War a tense conflict of.

Russians song Russians is a song by Sting from his debut solo album The Dream of the Blue Turtles released in June 1985 and released as a single in November. I hope the Russians love their children too. The video includes the lyrics to the song clips of Nikita Khrushchev.

And as is stated the melody is strictly a Russians. And you may be saying to yourself well yeah of course the Russians love their children just like everybody else does. Russians 1985 is a song thats easy to mock a very earnest song but at the time it was written - at the height of the Reagan-Rambo paranoia years when Russians were thought of as grey sub-human automatons only good enough to blow up - it seemed importantI was living in New York at the time and a friend of mine had a gizmo that could pull.

What they came across according to Stings own words was a program akin to a Russian version of Sesame Street. Segei Prokofiev is the correct spelling. Thanks to Tachk Americandiabless Miri for correcting these lyrics.

Among musicians producing music aimed at the Cold War is British singersongwriter Sting. The melody was inspired by. Sting wrote Russians during the Cold War a tense time when Russia and the United States felt threatened by the nuclear missiles they had pointed at each other.

19 hours agoSting took to Instagram Saturday to revive his 1985 song Russians amid the Russia-Ukraine war in what the Grammy winning artist called a plea for our common humanityIve only rarely sung this song in the many years since it was written because I never thought it would be relevant again the video was captioned. We share the same biology. 2 days agoSting has posted a video of himself playing his 1985 song Russians one of the essential 80s songs about nuclear anxiety in support of.

1985 CD single for Stings Russians song. 1 day agoAdmitting he never thought it would be relevant again Sting this weekend posted to Instagram video of himself performing his 1985 single Russians a plea to stop the nuclear brinksmanship between the United States and the Soviet Union during the Cold War. 1 day agoSting has been moved to give a rare performance of his 1985 solo single Russians in response to the war unfolding in Ukraine introducing the live rendition with guitar and cello on Instagram and YouTube as a plea for our common humanity.

Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds donated 1. REMASTERED IN HDMusic video by Sting performing Russians. Believe me when I say to you.

1 day agoCNNSting says his 1985 song Russians is more relevant than ever due to the war in Ukraine. 2 days agoSinging superstar Sting recently took to social media and revisited his 1985 song Russians in heartfelt dedication for all the Ukrainian Bravehearts as well as Russians who are protesting this outrage. April 30 2009 JD.

Is if the Russians love their children too. 1 day agoSting took to Instagram on Saturday to perform his 1985 song Russians amid the Russia-Ukraine war. This is the song Russians by Sting from the album The Dream of the Blue Turtles.

He quipped that the song is a plea for our common humanity and urged that the war should be stopped. Lyrics to the song Russians by Sting. Mike from Fort Worth Tx Of course Sting knew Russians loved their children.

Sting introduced his new performance of the nearly 40-year-old song backed by cellist Ramiro. When Stings post-Police album Dream of the Blue Turtles came out in 1985 the US. His lyrics rhetorically ask if Russians love their children too and question why the Russians and the Americans would participate in the Cold War.

The Grammy winner posted a video on Instagram of himself singing the song. 2 days agoSting is the latest in a growing number of stars who have called for peace amid Russias invasion of Ukraine. Sting even mentioned that he never.

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