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Stewart Copeland's latest collection, released in August of 2007, features tracks from his solo career that have been part of movie scores, some of his Klark Kent pseudonym releases, and more.
Steward Copeland joined a new band called Oysterhead in 2004. The remainder of the trio was made up of Trey Anastasio (from the band Phish) and Les Claypool (from the band Primus). They released an album called Grand Pecking Order, toured briefly, and then parted ways shortly thereafter. Track list:
Little Faces
Oz is Ever Floating
Mr. Oysterhead
Shadow of a Man
Radon Balloon
Army's on Ecstasy
Rubberneck Lions
Polka Dot Rose
Birthday Boys
Wield the Spade
Pseudo Suicide
The Grand Pecking Order
Owner of the World
Stewart has written the film score to the movie Simpatico starring Nick Nolte, Jeff Bridges, and Sharon Stone. Stewart composed 17 of the 19 songs. The track list is:
Photos
Bad Sex
Rose to the Race
Place Bets
The Kiss-The Race
Breeding
Vinnie Walks/Simms Talks
Carter Walks to the Bar
Cross
Dressing
Vinnie Arrives Party
Rush to
LA
Horse Scams
Vin Waits/Rose
Elopes
Goodbye Simpatico
Rosie
Rides
Shoot Simpatico
Buddy Fire
Free of it All (Stan Ridgeway)
Games
People Play (Petula Clark)
Stewart wrote the score for the second version of the popular Spyro the Dragon Sony Playstation game entitled Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage
In the November 1999 issue of Drum magazine, Stewart is interviewed. He is planning to release a new album within the next year and will be on tour in 2001. So far no other details are known yet.
Stewart makes a one-track guest appearance on the new Howard Jones album entitled People. Stewart appears on a song entitled Everything.
Stewart wrote the score for the movie She's All That in 1999.
Stewart received the Hollywood
Music in Film Visionary award on August 10, 1998 at the Hollywood Film Festival
for his film scoring work in recent years.
Stewart and brothers Miles and Ian opened a restaurant in L.A. called
Backstage Cafe which features Police music memorabilia. The address
is:
Backstage Cafe
9433 Brighton Way
Beverley Hills, CA 90210
phone: (310) 777-0252
fax: (310) 858-3037
Stewart has recently completed recording eight new songs for the soundtrack
to a movie entitled Pecker.
The track list is as follows:
Happy Go Lucky Me - Paul Evans
The Love Chase - Stewart Copeland
I'm a Nut - Leroy Pullins
Memama - Stewart Copeland
Uh! Oh! - The Nutty Sqirrels
Straight Boys - Vicky Randle/Stewart Copeland
I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter - Billy Williams
In the Mood - Henhouse Five Plus Too
Back to Hampton/Sneaky Sally - Stewart Copeland
Baltimore You're Home to Me - Dave Hardin
Thrift Shop Fashion Shoot - Stewart Copeland
Don't Drop the Soap (For Anyone Else But Me) - Stan Ridgeway/Stewart
Copeland
New York Montage - Stewart Copeland
Pecker Man - Damecus Metover/Stewart Copeland
Swamp Thing - The Grid
Woo Hoo - The Rock-A-Teens
Stewart has scored a Sony Playstation game entitled Spyro the Dragon (about 85 minutes of music). The track list is:
Steward Copeland joined a new band called Oysterhead in 2004. The remainder of the trio was made up of Trey Anastasio (from the band Phish) and Les Claypool (from the band Primus). They released an album called Grand Pecking Order, toured briefly, and then parted ways shortly thereafter. Track list:
