franceee@CLUTX.CLARKSON.EDU (Eric France) (12/01/89)
I just acquired the "Lionheart Tour" poster of Kate. For those of you who haven't seen it, it shows Kate standing on stage (i assume), arms akimbo, looking upwards, dressed (so to speak) is what appears to be a rococo pirate costume (which, incidentally, leaves little to the imagination -- not that I mind, you understand). My question: for those of you who may have been around to witness such things firsthand ten years ago, or have seen footage...what is this costume for? Is this part of some production number, for, perhaps, In Search of Peter Pan? Gotta go, system shutting down... Eric France (franceee@clutx.clarkson.edu) "Don't ever think that you can't change the past and the future. You might not, not think so now, __ But just you wait and see -- someone will come to help you." -- |<
ed@DAS.LLNL.GOV (Edward Suranyi) (12/01/89)
In article <1989Nov30.204524.9273@sun.soe.clarkson.edu> Eric France <franceee@clutx.clarkson.edu> writes: [Talking about the "Lionheart Tour" poster] >My question: for those of you who may have been around to witness such >things firsthand ten years ago, or have seen footage...what is this >costume for? Is this part of some production number, for, perhaps, >In Search of Peter Pan? First of all, the "Lionheart Tour" is a misnomer. I believe the name of the tour was really the "Tour of Life". Second, the costume she wears in this poster is from the video of "Babooshka". As far as I know, she didn't even sing this song on the tour. So you see that this poster is really a complete fabrication, and has nothing to do with reality. Ed (Edward Suranyi) | Caption: "Kate Bush goes from cult fave to Dept. of Applied Science | chart rave." -- _Billboard_ UC Davis/Livermore | (In "Was It A Hit Or A Miss" in the 1985 ed@das.llnl.gov | year-end special issue.)