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...All This Time [Extra tracks] [Live]

~ Sting
4.5 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (22 customer reviews)

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Product details

  • Audio CD (5 Nov 2001)
  • Number of Discs: 1
  • Format: Extra tracks, Live
  • Label: Polydor Group
  • ASIN: B00005RT0M
  • Other Editions: MP3 Download
  • Average Customer Review: 4.5 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (22 customer reviews)
  • Amazon.co.uk Sales Rank: 15,571 in Music (See Bestsellers in Music)

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Song Title Time Price
Listen  1. Fragile 4:37£0.79
Listen  2. A Thousand Years 3:02£0.69
Listen  3. Perfect Love ... Gone Wrong 4:11£0.69
Listen  4. ... All This Time 5:20£0.79
Listen  5. The Hounds Of Winter 4:29£0.79
Listen  6. Mad About You 3:37£0.79
Listen  7. Don't Stand So Close To Me 2:16£0.79
Listen  8. When We Dance 4:51£0.79
Listen  9. Dienda 3:12£0.69
Listen10. Roxanne 3:38£0.69
Listen11. (If You Love Somebody) Set Them Free 4:55£0.79
Listen12. Brand New Day 4:46£0.79
Listen13. Fields Of Gold 3:50£0.79
Listen14. Moon Over Bourbon Street 3:07£0.79
Listen15. Shape Of My Heart 2:06£0.69
Listen16. If I Ever Lose My Faith In You 4:30£0.79
Listen17. Every Breath You Take 5:04£0.69

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Amazon.co.uk Review

In All This Time Sting performs in Italy in front of a select, sympathetic audience drawn from his fan club. As often in recent years, he revisits much old material, often radically recasting it. Such classics as "Roxanne" and "Don't Stand So Close To Me", originally notable for their energy and attack, have mellowed with age, acquiring some new chords, stripped down instrumentation and a rhapsodic, lyrical character. Some may miss the old vitality, but elsewhere Sting hits harder with a loose-limbed Afro-Cuban reading of "Set Them Free", a slamming "Every Breath You Take" and the shuffling boogie of "Brand New Day". As ever, Sting's soft spot for jazz, always evident in the sophistication of his writing, is given flesh in his top-drawer sidemen, among them Christian McBride, Chris Botti and England's own Jason Rebello. Jazz also leads him to turn "Roxanne" into a low-down medium swinger with a beautifully gravelly and sadly short-lived trombone solo from Clark Gayton. There are times when Sting's voice is perhaps over-stretched (when for example he affects an Armstrong-like growl in "Moon Over Bourbon Street") and there's a sense of tokenism in the too-brief glimpses of his talented sidemen, but the delighted audience on this balmy Tuscan evening show no sign of dissent. --Mark Gilbert


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'All This Time' is a collection of popular tracks from Sting's solo career - and his time with the Police - reinterpreted with help from his 2001 touring band. The recordings weremade in Italy, and the band includes the double bass player, Christian McBride. Sting has been quoted as saying that McBride's inclusion has helped him to "concentrate on singing".

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35 of 37 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars Surely a contender for album of the year?!?!, 5 Nov 2001
By A Customer
I like Sting, nah, I love sting. He's the thinking man's musician and I'm not even a thinking man!

Roll back in time to the EPIC Eric Clapton Unplugged, here's a release on par with that!

It's a bluesy/jazzy/smooth rendition of many of the great Police and Sting classics. Check out Don't Stand So Close To Me as you've never heard it before, sort of like the unplugged Layla treatment, a bluesesque version of Brand New Day, a jazzy Moon Over Bourbon and an almost unrecognisable title track.

If you buy one CD to find out what Sting is all about, make it this one..... He's best LIVE (trust me, I was there in Hyde Park 2001 singing along to Message In A Bottle with 15,000 others!) This really shows off his amazing talents as a musician and singer.

Takes a little listening to get the gist, some of the reworks are so distant from the original, but as I say, go back to EC Unplugged, they were very new ideas too!

Only downer for me is the lack of Stings' commentary (he must have said something at the concert) but no hint here.

Fragile seems to have risen to new heights of poignancy in light of recent events and has aptly been lifted to the top of the track listing.

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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars Although not a lifelong fan, I still cherish this CD., 15 April 2002
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Planned for the evening of September 11th 2001, this recording, out of respect to the events of that day, nearly didn't go ahead. Sting, I am so glad you did as I am now in possession of this elegant selection of some of Sting's greatest work. Opening poignantly with 'Fragile', this CD ranges from the uptempo 'All This Time' to the heartwrenching ('When We Dance').

'Roxanne' retains all of its power after more than 20 years and is performed with energy and freshness. Those that have discovered Eva Cassidy's version of 'Fields of Gold' will not be dissapointed with Sting's low key treatment of this song which deserves classis status.

You may not possess a single Sting recording in your CD collection. However, this CD is seriously cherishable.

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21 of 23 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars Sting can still deliver, 7 Nov 2001
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In recent years Sting has been accused of going soft, AOR, even MOR. Certainly little of his solo work displays the fire of his Police recordings. But this new live album is a reminder not only of what a brilliant musician and singer he is, but also of his songwriting genuis. Sting's songs are so well crafted they can be stripped down, reassembled and still sound superb. It's a much more interesting approach than just banging out the hits the same way, and one that few of today's pop/rock artists can match. An album for fans of real music.
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