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From: Richard Bensam <rabensam@earthlink.net>
Date: Fri, 13 Sep 1996 19:30:47 -0500
Subject: Re: Let's talk about something else
To: Love-Hounds <love-hounds@gryphon.com>
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Kent Finley wrote: >OK, how about who would you most like to hear Kate record a duet with? > >Peter Gabriel doesn't count--been done. >Prince doesn't count--almost been done. >Tori Amos doesn't count--too obvious. Donald Fagen or Bryan Ferry. In each case, Kate would *really* be into the collaboration, and each of them would appreciate the beauty of her work as well. (I'm sure Ferry is already familiar with Kate's work, but I don't know if Fagen has ever heard her.) The thought of Fagen and Bush collaborating on *writing* a song, as well as singing it, is possibly too much pleasure for my nerve endings to tolerate. >My choice would be Leonard Cohen, if only for the extreme variation in ranges >that might be evidenced in such a collaboration. If they wrote it together, >Kate could maybe glean a bit more about popular songwriting (think "Bird on a >Wire", "First We Take Manhattan", "Ain't No Cure For Love"), and Leonard >Cohen >could maybe learn a bit about singing (think "Suzanne")! If you ever need to listen to Leonard Cohen songs -- a debatable need, IMHO -- it's probably best to listen to them sung by Jennifer Warnes. RAB