Kate honored

[Noone <noone04@ibm.net>]

  In the 30th anniversary issue of Rolling Stone, which has a "Women In
Rock" theme, a section is dedicated to some of rock & roll's most
influential recordings. Guess who's listed?

  Kate Bush: The Kick Inside

    Armed with a four-octave range and a prodigious talent on the piano,
British singer/songwriter Kate Bush began recording at 16. Four years
later, her well-crafted first album, The Kick Inside, became the
prototype for art rock, girly-girl style. Tender abllads like " The Man
With The Child In His Eyes " displayed Bush's lovely soprano, which
careened into the stratosphere on " Wuthering Heights " (her take on
Emily Bronte). Bush's musings and dramatic flair would impact future
piano goddesses such as Tori Amos, among others.

  It's just a nod, but any Kate news is good news lately, right? Things
sure have been quiet lately . . .


~Jack~