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Kate Bush: A Visual Documentary
Kate A Visual Documentary is the first book to present a major study of Kate as a serious and exceptional recording artist. From her rise to fame with `Wuthering Heights' to her widely acclaimed `Hounds of Love' LP, Kate's songs are meticulously analysed with a lucid and entertaining commentary. Here is the public and private Kate Bus - her family, schooldays, performances, records, videos and sources of inspiration.
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96 pages, Paperback
First published June 1, 1995
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About the author
Kevin Cann
16 books2 followersKevin Cann has worked as a designer and writer for the last 30 years and in 1983 wrote his first book, David Bowie A Chronology for Vermilion.
In 1988 he co-authored Kate Bush A Visual Documentary with the late Sean Mayes. In 1994 he worked with Mick Ronson’s family to stage Mick Ronson’s Memorial concerts. Also in 1994, Kevin worked with David Bowie for the first time, working as an assistant on his first solo art exhibition in Cork Street, London. In 1999 Kevin researched and coordinated the reissue of Bowie’s back catalogue with EMI (17 albums), and has contributed chronologies for various David Bowie 30th anniversary releases, including Ziggy Stardust and Diamond Dogs. He acted as consultant on Bowie’s and Mick Rock’s Genesis Publications book Moonage Daydream (2002) and Geoff MacCormack’s From Station To Station (2007). He has also worked with many musicians including Bill Nelson, Adam Ant and Brian Eno. He lives in Kent.
In 1988 he co-authored Kate Bush A Visual Documentary with the late Sean Mayes. In 1994 he worked with Mick Ronson’s family to stage Mick Ronson’s Memorial concerts. Also in 1994, Kevin worked with David Bowie for the first time, working as an assistant on his first solo art exhibition in Cork Street, London. In 1999 Kevin researched and coordinated the reissue of Bowie’s back catalogue with EMI (17 albums), and has contributed chronologies for various David Bowie 30th anniversary releases, including Ziggy Stardust and Diamond Dogs. He acted as consultant on Bowie’s and Mick Rock’s Genesis Publications book Moonage Daydream (2002) and Geoff MacCormack’s From Station To Station (2007). He has also worked with many musicians including Bill Nelson, Adam Ant and Brian Eno. He lives in Kent.
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February 12, 2018
A useful resource, particularly for production history on the songs and '79 tour. Don't read it for its critical takes though.
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