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• In September 1991, Dire Straits entered the US album charts for the last time with a new studio album. The band’s sixth and (as it turned out) final studio release, On Every Street, was released on September 9 and debuted at #1 on the UK survey.
  The LP came out a full six years and four months after their record-breaking multi-million seller of 1985, Brothers In Arms, and was followed by an exhaustive world tour. It was this gruelling itinerary that made Mark Knopfler realise once and for all that the world of stadium shows, huge arenas and massive touring entourages and gear was no longer the one he wanted to live in.
  As we know, Dire Straits never made an official statement announcing their split, but a strong hint had come with his 1990 splinter group, the Notting Hillbillies, and their album Missing…Presumed Having A Go