Sting - Sacred Love (2003) torrent

Sting - Sacred Love (2003)

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Sting - Sacred Love

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1. "Inside"   4:46

2. "Send Your Love" (featuring Vicente Amigo)   4:38

3. "Whenever I Say Your Name" (featuring Mary J. Blige)   5:25

4. "Dead Man's Rope"   5:44

5. "Never Coming Home"   4:58

6. "Stolen Car (Take Me Dancing)"   3:55

7. "Forget About the Future"   5:12

8. "This War"   5:29

9. "The Book of My Life" (featuring Anoushka Shankar)   6:14

10. "Sacred Love"   5:43

Bonus tracks

There have been multiple editions of this album. Some of them, such as the Japanese edition, feature various extra songs and remixes. Although the track list on the official Sting website includes a remix of "Send Your Love" and a live version of "Shape of My Heart", these are not always available.

Depending on the edition, the following bonus tracks may be included:

"Send Your Love (Dave Audé Remix)" – 3:16

"Shape of My Heart" (Live) – 2:18

"Like a Beautiful Smile" – 4:46

"Moon over Bourbon Street (Cornelius Mix)"

Remix tracks

"Send Your Love (radio edit)" – 3:38

"Send Your Love (Calderone & Quayle radio mix)" also called "(Victor Calderone & Mac Quayle's Radio Mix)" – 4:05

"Send Your Love (Calderone & Quayle radio dub mix)" also called "(Victor Calderone & Mac Quayle's Dub Mix)" – 7:34

"Send Your Love (Calderone + Quayle future mix)" also called "(Victor Calderone & Mac Quayle's Future Mix)" – 9:50

"Send Your Love (Dave Aude remix - vocal edit)" – 3:17

"Send Your Love (Dave Aude's Extended Vocal Mix)" – 6:34

"Send Your Love (Minge Binge electric mix)" – 7:34

"Send Your Love (Dave Aude' Massive Dub)" – 8:12

"Send Your Love (Minge Binge Sex & Music Dub)" – 6:32

"Send Your Love (Josh Wink Deeper Vocal Interpretation)" – 9:01

"Send Your Love (Josh Wink Minimal Interpretation)" – 8:44

"Whenever I Say Your Name (radio edit)" – 3:41

"Whenever I Say Your Name (radio edit 1)" – 4:02

"Whenever I Say Your Name (will.i.am remix featuring Black Eyed Peas)" – 4:02

"Whenever I Say Your Name (Salaam's Groove Mix)"

"Whenever I Say Your Name (Billy Mann mix)"

"Stolen Car (Take Me Dancing) (Radio Version)" – 3:40

"Stolen Car (Take Me Dancing) (remix featuring will.i.am from The Black Eyed Peas)" – 4:05

"Stolen Car (Take Me Dancing) (B. Recluse Remix featuring Twista)" – 3:03

"Stolen Car (Take Me Dancing) (B. Recluse mix instrumental)"

"Stolen Car (Take Me Dancing) (Dave Aude's Extended Vocal Mix)" – 7:26

"Stolen Car (Take Me Dancing) (Dave Aude's Vocal Edit)" – 4:05

"Stolen Car (Take Me Dancing) (Richard "Humpty" Vission Big Floor Funk Mix)" – 6:28

"Stolen Car (Take Me Dancing) (Dave Aude's Funk Dub Mix)" – 7:29

"Stolen Car (Take Me Dancing) (Dave Aude's Haunting Dub Mix)" – 8:40

"Stolen Car (Take Me Dancing) (Richard "Humpty" Vission Acidic Groove Mix)" – 6:13

"Moon over Bourbon Street (Cornelius mix instrumental)"

Sting Band Members / Musicians

Sting – vocals, bass guitar, keyboards

Kipper – keyboards, programming

Dominic Miller – guitars

Jason Rebello – piano, Rhodes piano

Manu Katché – drums

Vinnie Colaiuta – drums

Mary J. Blige – lead vocals on "Whenever I Say Your Name"

Vicente Amigo – flamenco guitar on "Send Your Love"

Anoushka Shankar – sitar on "The Book of My Life"

Rhani Krija – percussion

Jeff Young – Hammond organ

Chris Botti – trumpet

Clark Gayton – trombone

Christian McBride – double bass

David Hartley – piano and choir arrangements

Joy Rose – featured and backing vocals

Donna Gardier – backing vocals

Katreese Barnes – backing vocals

Ada Dyer – backing vocals

Aref Durvesh – tabla

Jacqueline Thomas – cello

Levon Minassian – duduk

Valerie Denys – castanets

Bahija Rhapl – ethnic vocals

Choeur de Radio France (associate chorus master Philip White) – vocals

Brian Transeau – co-producer for "Never Coming Home"

Rodolphe Plisson – assistant engineer

Dimitri Kurtz – assistant engineer

Sacred Love is the 17th studio album by Sting. The album was released on 29 September 2003. The album featured smoother, R&B-style beats and experiments collaborating with hip-hop artist Mary J. Blige and sitar player Anoushka Shankar. Some songs like "Inside" and "Dead Man's Rope" were well received; and Sting had experimented with new sounds, in particular the more rock-influenced "This War".