You'll love `An English Man In New-York` by Sting if you like pop

Play: An English Man In New-York

This is another Sting song I play mostly on guitar but hand over the chorus to trumpet. Don't miss the use of the "whammy bar" on the solo!

The "Englishman" in question Sting refers to is the famous eccentric and gay icon Quentin Crisp. Sting wrote the song not long after Crisp moved from London to an apartment in the Bowery in Manhattan. Crisp had remarked jokingly to the musician "that he looked forward to receiving his naturalization papers so that he could commit a crime and not be deported."

"An English Man In New-York" is an cover instrumental track. This instrumental is in the pop genre and also has a Rhythm and Blues feel.

Author

It is a composition by Sting .

The track was first made available here in 2024, though copyright precedes that, as can be fully ascertained from registration with The Performing Rights Society in the United Kingdom.

Credits

1. Benny plays all instruments on "An English Man In New-York," with emphasis on guitar and keyboards (unless otherwise noted).
2. All other instruments are virtual (VST) and either played directly as MIDI from a MIDI keyboard or sequenced directly into a MIDI editor.
3. Benny also does all arrangements, produces, and engineers all recordings in his home studio using Cubase as his DAW (Digital Audio Workstation).

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