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From: spike45@sos.sos.net (monroe/fisher)
Date: Sat, 15 Jun 1996 12:06:54 -0700
Subject: Kate & Grammys
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Len Bullard typed: >NOTE: If she doesn't receive recognition from >the Grammy's for this recording, there is >no justice, no god, and maybe the grammy >organization is the mafia-infested bunch >of ugly malicious thugs implied by its reputation. Me: I'd be willing to bet that there is no justice or no god. I have not watched the Grammys in more than 15 years and have vowed to never watch them again. Don't remember the exact year, but I believe Elvis Costello or Peter Gabriel or both were up for best new artist. Well the winner was A Taste of Honey with their song "Boogie Oogie Oogie". Enough said? ;-) They did redeem themselves a little this past year with Joni Mitchell. "Turbulent Indigo" is great. Does anyone know if Kate Bush has ever been nominated or even mentioned at the Grammys? David Hyland said: >My fave Kate songs (in no particular order) are: >The Jig of Life >Under Ice/ Waking the Witch (I know, it's 2 songs, but I can't separate them) >Lord of the Reedy River >Under the Ivy >Leave it Open (I love the bit where it gets heavy!) >Lily >The Song of Solomon >Cloudbusting >Love and Anger >Deeper Understanding (I turn to my computer...) Me: Thank you David. There IS someone else out there that loves "Lord of Reedy River". Has anyone re-listened to this song and changed their mind? Later Wayne