Ben writes: "Well now. Two Fairlight series IIs, some Simmons drums and a Stepp DG1 digital guitar (played by the late, great Alan Murphy I think). Who else, but Kate Bush?"Here she is, miming on 'Wogan' in 1986, doing 'Experiment IV'. Amazing to think this was broadcast at 6:30 on BBC1 to an audience of millions. And yes, that is a very young Nigel Kennedy perched on her desk.
Posted by Tom Whitwell.
An ironic retro photo of Ms Bush ( no relation to G.W.) In a recent BBC Radio 4 interview she bemoaned the rise of the role computers can now play in music. Maybe she's just changed her mind (what mind I hear you say)Kate has spent the last 12 years bringing up her child so the return to the music studio must come as a bit of a shock to her poor dear.
Ben writes: "Well now. Two Fairlight series IIs, some Simmons drums and a Stepp DG1 digital guitar (played by the late, great Alan Murphy I think). Who else, but Kate Bush?" Here she is, miming on 'Wogan' in 1986, doing 'Experiment IV'. Amazing to think this was broadcast at 6:30 on BBC1 to an audience of millions. And yes, that is a very young Nigel Kennedy perched on her desk.
Posted by Tom Whitwell. 
: 4:14 pm
