#KATE BUSH HOUNDS OF LOVE SERIES#

In this edition of This Woman’s Work, Classic Albums host Colleen “Cosmo” Murphy discusses Kate Bush's 'Hounds of Love' with singer Julia Holter and Outkast’s Big Boi.įor more stories about the records that shaped our culture and our lives, or to find out about the new book, ' Classic Albums by Women,' visit Classic Album Sundays.

With its sophisticated arrangements and embrace of technology, her self-produced album pushed the boundaries of musical structure and personal expression. On this record, Kate Bush applied her ethereal voice to dramatic songs about childhood, relationships and nature. Friday, in the UK sees Kate Bushs long out-of-print and un-remastered catalogue (especially the Seventies, Eighties and Nineties releases) finally given an aural brush off. It has since been certified Double Platinum in the UK by the British Phonographic Industry. “This Woman’s Work” was the name of a single on Kate Bush’s sixth album, 'The Sensual World.' But this time, we’re backing up one album in Kate Bush’s catalog, to her fifth studio album, 'Hounds of Love.' Released in September 1985, 'Hounds of Love' was produced as two distinct sets of songs: “Hounds of Love,” which contained the album's four smash singles, and a narrative suite called “Ninth Wave.” Hounds Of Love was Kates fifth studio album, and her second no. Tracklist with lyrics of the album HOUNDS OF LOVE 1985 of Kate Bush, including the top songs: Running Up That Hill (A Deal With God) - Waking The Witch. Engineers Del Palmer, Haydn Bendall, Brian Tench, Paul Hardiman, Nigel. Andy Price throws his shoes into the lake. The textured, melodic Hounds of Love found the artist firing on all cylinders. In light of her glorious return to the stage we’ve decided to revisit Kate Bush’s finest hour. And, although nobody could have known it at the time, the unknown singer-songwriter was about to become one of the most influential, successful and enigmatic female artists The UK has ever produced. Landmark Productions: Kate Bush Hounds of Love.

This time we’re looking at the artist who inspired the name of this series: the singer-songwriter, dancer and producer Kate Bush. The eye-catching cover image featured an exotically beautiful black-haired girl wrapped in just a scarf, hanging on to a kite.

#KATE BUSH HOUNDS OF LOVE SERIES#

This Woman’s Work is a series of stories from Classic Album Sundays and Studio 360 highlighting classic albums by female artists who have made a lasting impact on music and pop culture.

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