4.4. Basic Kate Bush Discography/Videography part1
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This article is from the Gaffa - Love-Hounds - Kate Bush FAQ, by Ulrich Grepel uli@zoodle.robin.de with numerous contributions by others.
4.4. Basic Kate Bush Discography/Videography part1
Prince's (or rather squiggle, symbol, whatever...) latest triple studio
album "emancipation" contains a song, "My Computer", which features Kate
on backing vocals, alas, you won't have a chance to find out without being
told so. It's unknown so far whether "My Computer" will be a single or if
you have to buy the triple CD.
The latest KBC newsletter (#11) brought the following info from Kate
herself (brought to you by [WW]):
Dear All,
I've been taking time off work this year and it's been really good for
me. I've still kept busy but I've also had lots of time to rest and
catch up things.
Many, many thanks for your continued support - I've had such positive
feedback from you about the last album and the film. I feel so
priviledged to have such nice people responding to my work.
I've just done a song for Donal Lunny who's putting an album together
of traditional Irish music. It was fun and very challenging.
The lyrics are in Gaelic so I will eagerly await comments from all
Irish-speaking listeners in particular. I'm sure Ma gave me a helping
hand!
Much love to you, a very Happy Christmas and warm wishes for '96.
Kate x
Lisa added:
There is no definite release date yet but it will hopefully be
available in or some time after March 1996. The title is to be "Common
Ground (Celtic Voices)" and it will be released by Premier Records
which is part of EMI Records. We understand that it will be available
worldwide.
The album "Common Ground" is now out worldwide, Kate's song is called
"Mn'a na Eireann".
Kate has also designed some charity Christmas cards for the Brian Eno
project "Warchild".
Early in November '94 the last set of singles for The Red Shoes appeared,
again in the UK only: And So Is Love. Two CD singles (regular and with
3 video-prints), a Cassingle and a 7" picture single in a poster bag
(giant 40"x60" poster) have appeared.
Moments Of Pleasure is the first Kate Bush single that is NOT available
on 7" vinyl (but there is a poster bag 12"). Guess this again marks the
end of an era. (In the UK only four different formats will count as a
single release for chart counting, and in this case there were two CDs,
the 12" and the cassingle.)
The Line, The Cross, and The Curve finally appeared on video and should
be available in good shops around the world.
The following is not intended to be a complete discography. Something
that qualifies better for that title will be available separately soon.
See also the section 4.6. (Chart success), all singles are listed there.
Albums and other major collections:
The Cathy Demos (23 early songs, ca. 1975-77???, a MUST for every fan)
Twelve of these are demos of songs that later appeared on albums,
They are available on various bootlegs. (Anybody have an early 80's
album called THE EARLY YEARS?).
Tracks (compiled from various boots - none contains all. The names
are not officially known, so there are some songs with more than one
name. Some names are from a radio broadcast in Arizona [KLN], the
matching was done by [AR]): The Kick Inside (Brother) [note subtitle],
Hammer Horror, It Hurts Me (A Rose Growing Old, Feeling Like A Waltz),
Keep(ing) Me Waiting (Stranded at the Moonbase), Davy (While Davy
Dozed), Disbelieving Angel, Moving, Kashka From Baghdad, Surrender Into
the Roses (Coming Up, Carmilla), Oh To Be In Love, Rinfi the Gypsy
(Playing Canasta (in cold rooms)), On Fire Inside a Snowball (Snow, Hot
in the Ice), Dali (Ferry Me Over), Where are the Lionhearts
(Lionhearts, On the Rocks) [NOT Oh England My Lionheart], Violin, The
Craft Of Love, The Gay Farewell (Queen Eddie), Something Like a Song
(In My Garden), Frightened Eyes, Never The Less (You'll Do), Come
Closer To Me Babe (Goodnight Baby), So Soft, Rare Flower (I Don't See
Why I Shouldn't (Pick the Rare Flower), Organic Acid
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