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From: Murray Browne <murray@magna.com.au>
Date: Tue, 09 Sep 1997 23:10:30 +1000
Subject: Ian On Kate
To: Love-Hounds@gryphon.com
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Hi Lovehounds, Just thought I would forward on a few more comments on Kate from Ian Bairnson of the Alan Parsons band. << P.S. I wonder if Ian could comment on his recollection of "playing" beer bottles for a recording. What was that like? Was it difficult? Whose idea was it to use beer bottles? >> (Ian played these on TKI). Ah.. the heady days before samplers and synths! We simply wanted the sound of tuned bottle blows so we drank the contents a little at a time until we got the tuning to the correct pitch ... and I can't remember much after that. Seriously though, it was a nice spontaneous thing to do. It sounded good in the track and tasted quite good too. Try getting a result like that from a sampler! As far as other Kate Bush stories go, I have many. 1. The day we started the album I had a plaster cast removed from my left wrist from a trials bike tumble. (See web page soon). 2. For many years I hated the solo I did on "Wuthering Heights". (I can't believe he said this, it's one of my all time solo's) 3. I have a hand made birthday card from Kate. 4. She actually liked the sound of my voice and I did a lot of backing vocals! 5. The most recent discovery is that John Beck (our new keyboard player) lost his virginity to the sounds of "Wuthering Heights". He actually went a bit red when he realised it was me who played that - maybe he felt like I was there at the time!!! Regards Ian B Cheers -=:Murray:=-