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Christian McBride Reunites Members of The Police on New Album, "Without Further Ado"

Tuesday June 17, 2025. 03:00 PM , from No Treble

Christian McBride’s new album 'Without Further Ado' features a partial Police reunion with Sting and Andy Summers, plus a roster of jazz vocal stars.

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