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I'll be Watching You: Inside the Police 1980-83（我会看着你：警察乐队时光1980-83）精装本，Andy Summers用镜头记录下了，警察乐队1980年至1983年之间全球巡演的600余张黑白照片，大多数照片都是以前未公开过的，作者为我们展现了在路上的情景及歌迷、路人、乐队成员……背后的故事。原价240元，现团购价49元，全国包快递！

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　　警察乐队（The Police），1977年在英国伦敦成立的三人摇滚乐队，由主唱史汀、鼓手科普兰和吉他手萨默斯组成，曾六次获格莱美奖。
　　从70年代到80年代，在日益喧嚣的欧美流行乐坛上，警察乐队以其讲究旋律的慢摇滚风格，异军突起, 受到全球乐迷们的拥戴。而作为这支著名摇滚乐队的首脑人物，斯汀(Sting)则被誉为警察的灵魂。 　
　　乐队之所以被看作是一支英国乐队,主要是因为乐队的台柱斯汀(Sting)是一个英国人。斯汀上大学和朋友组织了一个爵士乐组合，常在公共酒馆演出。事有凑巧，另两个年轻的流行乐手科浦兰（Copeland)和帕多瓦尼（Padovani)不满于自己的乐队组合，正在到处寻找着合作者，他们一眼就看出，酒巴中听众的热情是冲着斯汀来的。尽管斯汀一开始对他们的建议不甚热心，因为他一心要在爵士乐方面出人头地，但是最终还是被说动，一个艺人乐队诞生了。 为了给科浦兰在美国任高官的父亲开个玩笑，他们取了警察这个名字。 1976年他们靠借贷出了第一张唱片，居然累计卖了一万多张。帕多瓦尼改换门庭后，乐队请来了老资格的吉它手安迪.萨默斯。 1979年，专辑《Regatta de Blanc》出版，单曲Message in a Bottle(瓶中信)成为英国排行榜冠军，这首歌确立了乐队在英国及欧洲的明星地位。1980年秋，《Zenyatta Mondatta》出版，这张专辑给乐队在北美地区带来了突破。在美、加两地都进入了排行榜前10位。在英国，专辑在排行榜冠军位置停留长达4周之久。单曲别站得离我这么近成为英国排行榜冠军歌曲，在美国也进入了排行榜前10位。 随后的电影音乐专辑《机器失灵》出版后即成为热门唱片，获得英国榜冠军和美国榜亚军。 在1980－1981年乐队旋风般地获得巨大成功后，他们获得了不列颠音乐大奖的最佳英国组合奖和3项格莱美奖。 1983年警察乐队复出，两首最热门的单曲《你的一颦一笑》（Every Breathe You Take)和《绕在你的手指上》(Wrapped Around Your Finger)畅销不衰，是音乐界罕见的盛况，《Every Breathe You Take》令他们再度获得葛莱美奖。 1986年，警察为大赦国际义演三场，按照斯汀的说法，他们用这种有意义的形式，向大家告别了！ 作为最成功的 Reggae乐队，他们成立8年共创下5首英国No.1金曲，身后更留下无数赞誉和崇拜。

　　Andy Summers（安迪-萨默斯）最为人熟知的曾是红极一时的乐队The Police（警察乐队）的吉他手和作曲家，代表期为The Police 和 Eric Burdon & The Animals乐队。作为吉他手参加了摇滚风格的“Zoot Money's Big Roll” 乐队和迷幻风格的“Dantalian's Chariot”乐队。他写的器乐曲“Behind My Camel”获得了1980年格莱美最佳摇滚器乐奖。1984年警察乐队解散之后Summers继续他的音乐生涯，有时作为独立艺人，有时与其他音乐人合作。放下吉他的Andy Summers，还是个摄影师。

　　1979年之后，跟随乐队四处巡演的Summers用一台尼康FE，记录了The Police在路上的情景。歌迷、女孩、乐队成员……Andy用镜头揭开The Police的背后故事，并用I'll be watching you——他们最成功的歌曲Every Breath You Take中的歌词，来为系列命名。

　　When The Police toured in the early ?80s, the band brought a photographer to capture the excitement?he also happened to be the band's guitarist. Somewhere between photojournalism and an illustrated diary, the book's photos capture not just the proverbial sex, drugs, and rock and roll, but fans, landscapes, still lifes and occasional passers-by. A must-have for fans of The Police and photography alike.

　　While Andy Summers is best known as the guitarist of The Police (1977-86), he has since forged a successful and acclaimed solo career with contemporary instrumental music that, like his work with Sting and Stewart Copeland, draws on his love of jazz, world, classical music, and his fascination with creating sonic textures. His post-Police years have produced more than two dozen solo albums, soundtracks, and collaborations, plus hundreds of international concerts, and induction to both the Guitar Player Hall of Fame and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Summers's parallel passion for photography has led him to document subjects ranging from rural communities throughout Southeast Asia to timeless noir-style street scenes in cities around the world. His photographs have been shown in galleries in New York, Los Angeles, Tokyo, Amsterdam, Paris and London, and his books include Throb (1983), the Ralph Gibson collaboration Light Strings: Impressions of the Guitar (2004), and the memoir One Train Later (2006).

作    者： Andy Summers（安迪-萨默斯） 
出 版 社： Taschen GmbH
I S B N ： 9783822813058
出版时间： 2007-9-1
开    本： 16 
页    数： 369
定    价： 240 元

内容简介
　　In the early 1980s, The Police went on tour accompanied by a photographer who documented the band behind the scenes in a series of candid and striking black and white photos. This talented photographer also happened to be the band's guitarist, Andy Summers. Yes, it's true - the man responsible for the guitar lick from "Every Breath You Take" was not only the backbone of one of the most popular bands of all time, he also possessed a visual gift for composition and mood that allowed him to capture the spirit of The Police better than anyone else could have. This book, somewhere between photojournalism and an illustrated diary, follows The Police around the globe between 1980 and 1983. From the American West to Australia to Japan, Summers recorded not only the band members rehearsing and partying - the proverbial sex, drugs, and rock and roll - he also photographed fans, landscapes, still lifes, and passersby in a reportage style reminiscent of Henri Cartier-Bresson and Robert Frank. Containing over 600 photos and filled with diary-style entries, "I'll Be Watching You" is a sumptuous volume beating with musical energy, nostalgia, and atmospheric beauty. It is a must for photo buffs and Police fans alike. It contains over 600 photographs personally selected from the photographer's archive of over 25,000 thousand negatives (1980-83). Most photos are previously unpublished, and many of them have never even been printed prior to this project. Highlights include: rehearsals and recording sessions with band-mates; Sting and Stewart Copeland; exclusive back-stage and on-stage footage from concerts including Plaza de Toros (Barcelona, 1980), Budokan (Tokyo, 1981), Wembley Stadium (London, 1981), and Shea Stadium (New York, 1983); inside the tour busses, limousines, helicopters, private planes, parties, and hotel rooms; behind the scenes on music video shoots, at press conferences, and in-store appearances; life on the road with other bands including The Go-Go's, XTC, and The B-52's; and rain-soaked train windows, trashed hotel rooms, island retreats, over-capacity stadiums, and thousands of screaming, singing, sobbing, fans.