Re: Aspel tapetree tracklist

[Peter Byrne Manchester <PMANCHESTER@ccmail.sunysb.edu>]

	Thanks to Chris Davies for posting the correct date for Kate's Aspel 
appearance.  I also discover that the "Peter the Angel Gabriel" choral intro 
to "Here Comes the Flood" DID make it onto the tapetree master after all, so 
for the record, here's an updated tracklist.  The first sub-masters start 
arriving in tomorrow's mail.  Now to get some sleep.

TRACK LIST

A.  "Moments of Pleasure," lip-synch of the album track for "The Red Shoes," 
    at the piano, on Aspel & Company TV show, June 20, 1993.
B.  "Rocketman," b&w video for The Awards, <?date>, 1993
C.  "Die Efteling" Tapes (AKA The Dutch TV videos): Six videos taped in the  
  Efteling Gardens (a gothic theme-park), Amsterdam, April 1978. 
       1. Moving
       2. Wuthering Heights
       3. Them Heavy People
       4. The Man With the Child in His Eyes
       5. Strange Phenomena
       6. The Kick Inside
D.  "Kate": The "Christmas" TV special, U.K. TV, aired December 28, 1979.
       1. Intro music
       2. Violin.
		<All of what follows, within the << >>s (descriptions here 
		clipped from The Garden), did not make it through the 
		conversion made for this master; there was no time to redo it; 
		see technical notes below>
       << 3. Satie's Gymnopedie No. 1, played by the KT Bush Band as
       << background for the two giant violins (Paddy and his friend Andrew
       << Bryant), who mime an introduction for the next song:
       << 4. Symphony in Blue. Sung live with the KT Bush Band.   Kate
       << sings and accompanies herself at the piano.
       << 5. Them Heavy People. Lip-synched to a live recording.>>
       6.  A cappella introduction for Peter Gabriel (Peter the Angel
	Gabriel). Here Comes the Flood, Peter Gabriel
       7. Ran Tan Waltz
       8. December Will Be Magic Again <video drop-out at start>
       9. The Wedding List
      10. Another Day (Roy Harper), duet with Peter Gabriel
      11. Egypt
      12. The Man With the Child in His Eyes
      13. Don't Push Your Foot on the Heart Brake
E.  "Rocketman," Wogan TV, color <?date>
F.  "The Infant Kiss," video made by Chris Williams in 1984 with clips from  
  "The Innocents" (produced and directed by Jack Clayton in 1961, with     
Deborah Kerr, script by Truman Capote from  The Turn of the Screw  by     
Henry James).

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                                                            Peter Manchester
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