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	Henry Padovani - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Henry was the Vice President of IRS Records between 1984 and 1994, and then managed Italian superstar Zucchero for 5 years.
		After a 5 year sabbatical, Henry decided to return to guitar playing.
		Henry also plans to release a book in April 2006 that recount many episodes of his "sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll" London lifestyle in the late seventies and on The Police's early days.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Henry_Padovani (289 words)

	The Police - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Singer-bassist Sting and guitarist Henry Padovani began rehearsing with Copeland in January, 1977, and they recorded their first single "Fallout/Nothing Achieving" the following month.
		Padovani's relatively limited ability as a guitarist meant that his tenure in the band was short, and soon after an aborted recording session with producer John Cale on August 10, Padovani left the band and Summers took over sole guitar duties.
		In 2004, Henry Padovani (the band's guitarist before Andy Summers joined) released an album with the participation of Stewart Copeland and Sting in one track, reuniting the "original" Police members in a performance for the first time since 1977.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/The_Police (1632 words)

	Matchbox Recordings Mario Padovani (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-15)
		Very rare is the musician and songwriter that is equally at home in romantic, piano-laced pop, that, in the blink of an eye can easily switch to epic ballads of passion and loss, all the while never straying far from his training in the operatic arena.
		This album is a journey, bringing the listener through Padovani's world through eleven cycles of heartache and regret, and the very real feelings that often come with a broken heart.
		I know I speak of family, friends and the love of one's life and everyone may be asking, "What the hell does this have to do with music?" to which I reply, "Everything!" So many artists say that their art is their life.
	www.matchboxrecordings.co.uk /artists/mariopadovani.htm (2085 words)

	Baseball 2000 - Delaware 4, Northeastern 2
		Northeastern starter and loser Ken Henry (4-6), who allowed seven hits in nine innings with two strikeouts and four walks, got Vince Vukovich to fly out to left field and Steve Harden to ground out to third with both runners advancing to set up Dufner.
		With one out, Henry issued his first walk of the game to Chris Kolodzey and Schneider lined a 1-1 fastball over the 325-foot sign in left.
		Steve Padovani singled to left field to put runners at the corners and Omar Pena's groundout to short scored Wysong.
	www.gonu.com /baseball/2000/g49.htm (1209 words)

	1977 May 30
		THE POLICE are a mixed group of American drummer Stewart Copeland, Englishman bassist Gordon "Sting" Sumner and Corsican guitarist Henry Padovani.
		The tracks are "Fall Out," an up tempo screecher and "Nothing Achieving." The band has a dodgy band wagon jumping background Copeland only recently left progressive art-rockers Curved Air and Sting is a former member of Newcastle jazz band The Last Exit.
		Henry Padovani is the only real punk amongst em but he was soon dropped.
	members.tripod.com /19775/may/id57.htm (255 words)

	University of Delaware Baseball: 2000Schedule & Results
		Vukovich's home run was his second of the season and came on a 1-0 fastball from Northeastern reliever and loser Ken Henry (4-5), who allowed just the one hit in 1.2 innings in the longest game in the eight-year history of the America East Championship.
		Steve Padovani singled to left field and Luke Carlin followed with a double to left field to put runners at second and third with no outs.
		Padovani flied out to cf to right center (2-2).
	www.udel.edu /sportsinfo/baseball/Baseball-AE1.html (1696 words)

	LyricsVault: Hall of fame: Police
		The two musicians met at a local jazz club and decided to form a progressive pop band with guitarist Henry Padovani.
		Padovani was replaced by Andy Summers, a veteran of the British Invasion, following the release of "Fall Out." Summers had previous played with Eric Burdon's second lineup of the Animals, the Zoot Money Big Roll Band, the Kevin Ayers Band and Neil Sedaka.
		The Police signed with AandM by the spring of 1978, committing to a contract that gave the group a higher royalty rate in lieu of a large advance.
	www.lyricsvault.net /halloffame/Police.html (1356 words)

	THE FLYING PADOVANI'S 62225-2 The Flying Padovani's Font L'enfer ****
		Henry Padovani's fine aggressive instro band the Flying Padovani's got back together in 2004 for some shows and recording.
		This CD features songs in the key of surf - aggressive surf with punk edge - cut between 1980 and 1983.
		The musicians on this CD are Henri Padovani - guitars, Paul Slack - bass, and Chris Musto - drums.
	www.reverbcentral.com /reviews/f/flying5005.html (368 words)

	London (band) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In 1977, Paul McCartney's daughter Heather told The New Musical Express that London were her favourite band along with The Damned and The Clash.
		Henry Padovani, the original guitarist in The Police, once auditioned for London.
		Their song Siouxsie Sue was originally called Susie Sue and had nothing to do with the punk singer.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/London_(band) (449 words)

	:::► Letter H Dictionary of Meaning www.mauspfeil.net ◄::: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-15)
		Henry Percy, 1st Earl Of, Baron Percy of Alnwick Northumberland
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	www.mauspfeil.net /H_306.html (123 words)

	biography
		So The Police were formed, with Henry Padovani on guitar and a single quickly released: "Fall Out/Nothing Achieving".
		Henry's limited skills as a guitar seemed at that point to be one of their primary holdbacks.
		The Police briefly continued as a four piece but it soon became clear that Henry was no longer needed and he departed.
	www.sockiipress.org /copeland/bio.html (1426 words)

	Story
		The Police was born in the far 1976 on push of Stewart Copeland, an american drummer formerly in Curved Air.
		As he saw Sting playing in Newcastle with Last Exit, he persuaded him to move to London and, recruited the guitarist Henry Padovani, they start playing together, surely influenced by the Punk movement, that was very high in the city and was about to produce bands such as The Sex Pistols.
		He joins the band becoming the fourth Police member, since Henry Padovani decides to leave the band.
	www.thepolice.it /storia/storiae.htm (928 words)

	The Police - Outlandos D’Amour - On Second Thought - Stylus Magazine
		Out was the original guitarist, Henry Padovani, and in came Andy Summers.
		Summers was a part of the second line up of The Animals and had played on some Neil Sedaka songs in the recent past, but came to The Police determined to bring his own musical ideas to the mix.
		These music ideas were mostly exhibited in an increased compositional ability, as opposed to the brutal riffage that Padovani had propagated.
	www.stylusmagazine.com /feature.php?ID=543 (2263 words)

	POLICE : MusicWeb Encyclopaedia of Popular Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-15)
		Formed in London '76 after Copeland quit Curved Air (on-again, off-again UK art-rock group, first formed '70 with synthesizer, electric violin); his father worked for the CIA, had him educated in UK.
		He spotted Sting playing jazz bass with ex-Newcastle Last Exit; with Corsican guitarist Henry Padovani they backed US punk singer Cherry Vanilla; released debut single 'Fall Out' on brother Miles Copeland's Illegal label (drummer playing lead guitar, Padovani's technique was so limited), sold about 2,000 copies.
		The trio got nowhere at first, had little real sympathy with punks; did TV commercials, image formed by having hair dyed blonde for a chewing gum advert.
	www.musicweb-international.com /encyclopaedia/p/P88.HTM (897 words)

	The Police - KnowledgeIsFun.com
		Howlett became one of the leading producers of the New Wave period, with a string of chart-topping production credits.
		After Strontium 90 broke up, Copeland initially recruited Sting as bassist and lead singer and Henri Padovani as guitarist.
		When the band recruited Summers, Copeland told Padovani that he wanted to experiment with 'new sounds'.
	www.knowledgeisfun.com /T/Th/The-Police.php (1422 words)

	baseball - Delaware 4, Northeastern 3 (12 inn.)
		Vince Vukovich hit a solo home run off Ken Henry with two outs in the last of the 12th inning to lead Delaware to a 4-3 win over Northeastern in an America East Championship first round game at Frawley Stadium in Wilmington, Del. on Thursday.
		NU senior lefty Greg Montalbano gave a heroic effort, pitching 10 innings (144 pitches) before leaving with a no decision.
		Steve Padovani then singled, Luke Carlin doubled and Padovani came home on a Matt Keating ground out.
	www.gonu.com /baseball/2000/g46.htm (1345 words)

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		Impressed with the charism, voice and musical skills of Sting, Copeland persuaded him to join his new musical project called THE POLICE (in fact a punk band).
		Starts, 1977 and the line up of THE POLICE were Stewart Copeland on drums, Sting on voice and bass, and the corsigan french guitarist Henry Padovani.
		In those months the band performed some gigs in London and with a tiny budget recorded and distributed by themselves their first single called: "Fall Out / Nothing Achieving".
	www.geocities.com /the_police_80s (259 words)

	Mario Padovani
		Mario Padovani brings 25 years experience as a professional musician to his role as a music teacher.
		He has studied voice, theory, harmony and composition with Henry Kerr Williams, former conductor of the Valley Forge Symphony, the Delaware Valley Philharmonic and the Kansas City Philharmonic.
		He will be releasing his debut CD, A Letter to Your Heart, in the spring of 2004.
	www.ccarts.org /MarioPadovani.html (93 words)

	THE FLYING PADOVANI'S Live 2004 ****
		Henry Padovani got his instro band back together in 2004 for some shows and recording.
		Live, it takes on more rock edge and less quirkiness.
		The Surfaris' "Wipe Out" seems a natural in the Flying Padovani's live set.
	www.reverbcentral.com /reviews/f/flying5006.html (439 words)

	Cherry Vanilla: Reviews, Discography, Audio Clips, and more \|\|\| Music.com
		By the end of the year, however, Vanilla had relocated to London, joining Wayne County [+] and Johnny Thunders [+] in the first wave of American bands who truly understood the then-emergent punk scene.
		An immediate fixture at the famed Roxy club, Vanilla's regular live band featured bassist Gordon "Sting" Sumner, drummer Stewart Copeland [+], and guitarist Henry Padovani, a trio whose own career under the name the Police [+] was then going nowhere extraordinarily quickly.
		In mid-1977 she signed with RCA, coincidentally David Bowie [+]'s then-current label, and it was the Police [+]'s misfortune indeed that when Vanilla came to cut her debut album, her management elected to recruit a largely American band to back her.
	www.music.com /person/cherry_vanilla/1 (849 words)

	Homeland Obscurity: April 2002 Archives
		KPMG's corporate anthem and its two glorious/unauthorized remixes dominate the charts this week at ZDNet.
		Henry "Hoochie Coochie" Chung was the harp player for my set, and he led off by calling for a tune in G. Across the stage the guitar player heard "C", and I kind of let him win that one.
		After a couple of inconclusive harmonica solos I herded us into G, a move that got some appreciative nods from the cats in the crowd.
	www.dolanbrau.com /hlobs/archives/2002_04.htm (1925 words)

	XTC Forum - police beat
		When I saw The Police in Sydney in 1982 they were dynamic...and the energy that explodes out of Stewart Copeland....for a drummer he sure doesn't know how to sit still for more than a minute.
		I have their first single (Fall out/Nothing achieving) with Henry Padovani as the so-called guitarist (all the more complex parts on the single were played by Stewart).
		He pulled in Sting, Henri Padovani and Andy Summers into the fold.
	www.xtcidearecords.co.uk /cgi-bin/ikonboard/topic.cgi?forum=36&topic=170 (1026 words)

	Record Label Spotlight
		Padovani will appeal to fans of finely played rock instrumentals that echoes some of his influences including guitarists John Petrucci, Stef Burns and Jennifer Batten.
		A fabulous guitar legend worth checking out, Padovani is also gearing up for a 2005 album with guest artists Sting, Stewart Copeland, Manu Katché, Steve Hunter from his old gang at I.R.S. Records and more.
		Produced by avant gard guitar hero Henry Kaiser—who also wrote the insightful liner notes—the 2004 CD compiles a number of later period tracks Fahey made for Takoma Records, including rarities and topped off by three tracks from an unreleased album Fahey recorded in 1991, Azalea City Memories.
	www.mwe3.com /archive/spring-break2005spotlight.htm (10125 words)

	History Channel Search Results
		The reggae-influenced minimalist pop sound of this trio came together in 1977.
		Copeland and Sting joined up with guitarist Henry Padovani (1952–) who was soon replaced by experienced session musician Summers, whose signature—the use of a flanger with an echo in his guitar style—became much imitated.
		Copeland added effortless polyrhythms, and Sting's high-pitched voice provided a singular sound to the band's catchy pop songs.
	www.historychannel.com /encyclopedia/article.jsp?link=FWNE.fw..po104350.a (224 words)

	Fabien's Brush with Stingness (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-15)
		So we discuss during ten minutes, of the fans, the cover of his albums, the song "Oo la la Hugh" that he didn't remember, the tour, the bootleg records, the videos, questions that I always want to ask him.
		Henry Padovani, came during the interview, they are still good friends.
		H: So do I. Henry was one of the founder members of the Police.
	users.sisna.com /clio95/stingnessfb.html (3521 words)

	Homeland Obscurity: Friday night we stopped at
		Whatever the style, there's still a lot of choice info in there.
		Like the fact that early guitarist Henry Padovani took up the instrument after stalking the Flamin' Groovies across France and the UK.
		Looking for any information at all about Henry Padovani, I was alerted to a modern-day French stalker.
	www.dolanbrau.com /hlobs/archives/000328.htm (174 words)

	Cherry Vanilla - Free Music Downloads, Videos, CDs, MP3s, Bio, Merchandise and Links (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-15)
		By the end of the year, however, Vanilla had relocated to London, joining Wayne County and Johnny Thunders in the first wave of American bands who truly understood the then-emergent punk scene.
		An immediate fixture at the famed Roxy club, Vanilla's regular live band featured bassist Gordon "Sting" Sumner, drummer Stewart Copeland, and guitarist Henry Padovani, a trio whose own career under the name the Police was then going nowhere extraordinarily quickly.
		In mid-1977 she signed with RCA, coincidentally David Bowie's then-current label, and it was the Police's misfortune indeed that when Vanilla came to cut her debut album, her management elected to recruit a largely American band to back her.
	www.artistdirect.com /nad/music/artist/bio/0,,505074,00.html (875 words)

	Candy DVD at Video Universe
		With a script by Buck Henry (THE GRADUATE) based on the novel by Terry Southern (DR. STRANGELOVE), CANDY is a wacky send-up of Voltaire's CANDIDE and one of the zaniest sexcapades ever captured on film.
		CANDY was the first script Buck Henry worked on following the screenplay for THE GRADUATE.
		Henry appears briefly in CANDY as the straight-jacketed man in the elevator.
	www.cduniverse.com /search/xx/movie/pid/1629785/a/Candy.htm (500 words)

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