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Sting
"Coffee, Tea, or Sting"
U.S. Morning Television Appearances
1987-1997
Graceful Duck Archive

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No Artwork
Chapters: 5
NTSC / Stereo
TRT: 36:46
Audio codec: AC3
Audio bitrate: 256 kb/s
Video codec: MPEG2
Video bitrate: 9062 kb/s
Picture resolution: 704x480

Sting usually made his television appearances on
late night television. Here is a samplng of morning
programs that reinforce that very wise decision.

1. Good Morning America (ABC)
Pt.1 12-10-87
Host: Joan Lunden
Correspondent: Jeff Greenfield

Interview covering Sting's humanitarian efforts
with behind the scenes footage from his concert
in Porto Allegre, Brazil.

2. Good Morning America (ABC)
Pt.2 12-11-87

Jeff Greenfield's interview continued.

3. The Today Show (NBC)
Host: Bryant Gumbel

Bryant interviews Sting in the NBC Today Show
studios on the release date of "Ten Summoner's Tales".

4. "Live with Regis and Kathie Lee"
3-18-96
Hosts: Regis Philbin, Kathie Lee Gifford

This one is outrageous...Sting is ambushed by the
morning talk show cheese factor. I think he had
no idea what he was getting into, and seems a bit
annoyed when Regis accidentally spits on him.

5. "The Rosie O'Donnell Show"
3-4-97
Host: Rosie O'Donnell

Sting's wife Trudy Styler joins him on this one
to discuss the premiere of their film -
"Gentlemen Don't Eat Poets", which was about to
open in Greenwich Village. In typical fashion,
Rosie has not done a great job with researching her
guests, but thankfully avoids the rock bottom depths of
the Regis and Kathie Lee appearance a year earlier