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From: Robb McCaffree <nsrjm@nursepo.medctr.ucla.edu>
Date: Sat, 15 Mar 1997 06:30:37 -0800
Subject: Re: kate Backing Vocals
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Len Bullard wrote: > > > From: Bob Haberkost <Bob-RavenswoodEngrg@worldnet.att.net> > > >I was wondering if the group knew of one somewhat > >more obscure perfomer in which Kate (perhaps surprisingly) appears. > > >The performer - Midge Ure. The cut - Brother and Sister > > Yes. Know and have. Midge Ure said in an interview about > the piece that Kate and Del came to cut the vocal and > let no one in the studio while doing it. That's a more > common practice than one might suspect as cutting vocals > requires a lot of concentration and usually eye contact > between the engineer and vocalist. It is also handy to > be able to see the meters. Midge Ure referred to her > as a "near genius" and was complementary of her in > general. Most of the article talked about the Atari > and German-made 24-track sequencer software. > Old stuff now but we still use one. > > len I thought I remember a quote from Midge Ure somewhere about Kate sending him the track, and him being amazed that it was already fully layered. I got the impression he hadn't even met her by the time it (almost) became a single. Robb