'Englishman In New York', a song about Quentin Crisp, first appeared on the 'Nothing Like The Sun' album in and was released as a single in February , where it failed to make the top However, in , it was remixed by Ben Liebrand and given a new lease of life when it charted and reached the #17 spot.

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Sting's first solo album, 'The Dream of the Blue Turtles', was touted as an experiment, and in some ways it was. For the first time, Sting was recording without his band, the Police. Instead, he organized a group of young New York jazz players, including Branford Marsalis on saxophone.