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Outlandos d’Amour

album by the Police
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States with the reggae-imbued album Outlandos d’Amour (released in late 1978 in Britain and in early 1979 in the United States). Its lead single, “Roxanne,” a love song to a sex worker, showcased Sting’s distinctive near-falsetto voice and superb songwriting. The title song of the follow-up album, Regatta de Blanc


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States with the reggae-imbued album Outlandos d’Amour (released in late 1978 in Britain and in early 1979 in the United States). Its lead single, “Roxanne,” a love song to a sex worker, showcased Sting’s distinctive near-falsetto voice and superb songwriting. The title song of the follow-up album, Regatta de Blanc


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