Review

[ea965@cleveland.Freenet.Edu (Jon Haverman)]

Friday's Cleveland Plain Dealer 1/28/94 in their magazine section
has a review of Kate. the front of the mag. has a little pic.
at the bottom which says"Kate Bush a rare pop artist" pg 38.

Pg 38 under the SOUND ADVICE column in LARGE letters
	BUSH CD RARE GRAND SLAM
The Red Shoes
Kate Bush
Columbia
	Everyone from Bob Dylan to Meatloaf gets described as an 
artist these days, so its no wonder the word has lost its meaning.
But, if there is one pop star who is worthy of the term, it is 
English singer-songwriter-pianist Kate Bush.
	Bush is that rarest of all pop artists--the complete
package.Beginning with her 1978 debut album,"the Kick Inside", she
has established herself as a kind of renaissance woman, earning
praise for her work as a lyricist, composer, musician, vocalist
and video director.
	Her ability to do it all(and do it well) has never more 
evident than on her latest album, "The Red Shoes."

........


the review goes on for seven more paragraphs and the praises
for her never end throughout. My favorite line is"Bush could
teach showoffs such as Whitney Houston and Marish Carey a
thing or two about expressive singing".(sorry Mariah & Whitney
fans)
The article is written by Plain Dealer reviewer Michael Norman.

This is a one newspaper 'Town' and I'm shocked that this
newspaper actually printed something worthwhile. There is
also anice picture in her long dress she used for Red Shoes
promo pics.

JON