Sting and Gil Evans: Strange Fruit

July. 11,1987      
Rating:
5.5
Trailer Synopsis Cast

In this 1987 film from Italy's Perugia Jazz Festival, Sting joins jazz keyboardist Gil Evans for a once-in-a-lifetime performance. The concert blends both artists' distinctive styles into a fusion that brings new shades to each song. Tracks include "Up from the Skies," "There Comes a Time," "Strange Fruit," "Walking on the Moon," "Synchronicity," "Message in a Bottle," "Consider Me Gone," "Roxanne" and "Murder by Numbers."

Branford Marsalis as  tenor sax
Urszula Dudziak as  back up vocals
Sting as  vocal / electric bass

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