Love-Hounds-request@GAFFA.MIT.EDU (10/19/89)
Really-From: Doug Alan <nessus@athena.mit.edu>
I was very surprised last night while watching TV when I saw a TV
commercial which used Kate's singing as the sole entire audio track.
The commercial visually shows a forlorn young girl sitting in a
doorway in a dark alley. Audially (sic), we hear Kate singing her
part of "Don't Give Up". After a little while the words "National
Runaway Switchboard" and an 800 phone number fade in.
|>oughaberman@umn-cs.CS.UMN.EDU (Joe Habermann) (10/19/89)
In article <8910181909.AA02741@GAFFA.MIT.EDU>, Love-Hounds-request@GAFFA.MIT.EDU writes: > Really-From: Doug Alan <nessus@athena.mit.edu> > > I was very surprised last night while watching TV when I saw a TV > commercial which used Kate's singing as the sole entire audio track. > The commercial visually shows a forlorn young girl sitting in a > doorway in a dark alley. Audially (sic), we hear Kate singing her > part of "Don't Give Up". After a little while the words "National > Runaway Switchboard" and an 800 phone number fade in. That suprises me too. But if Kate Bush is going commercial, working to help runaways would not be all that inconsistant with other stuff that she's done. Besides, mabye she'll spend the cash on studio equipment. Now, if she starts telling us that "...this is *not* my father's Sensual Oldsmobile", I think I'll puke. Joe Habermann / haberman@umn-cs.cs.umn.edu / ..rutgers!umn-cs!haberman