Love-Hounds-request@GAFFA.MIT.EDU (08/01/89)
Really-From: ed@das.llnl.gov (Edward Suranyi) I thought it would be fun to start a log of times Kate is played on the radio. (North America only; this is probably much too easy in Europe.) From my own experience this shouldn't take up too much space on the net -- I often go weeks without hearing her on the radio. I do travel around the country a fair amount, so I would like to know what other stations there are out there that play her. Of course, I may just be in a good mood because this has been a fantastic week for Kate on the radio. In the last eight days I've heard her six times! Here's what was played, with comments if appropriate. The two stations that I know play her are KITS San Francisco, a commercial "modern rock" station similar to KROQ down in L.A., and KFJC, the radio station of Foothill Community College in Los Altos Hills. Here's the log: Sunday, Jul. 23, 9:10 am: RUTH " " " 2:10 pm: Wuthering Heights (new vocal) That Sunday was an "all-request Sunday', so both songs were by request. After W.H., the D.J. said "There's more evidence that our listeners have the greatest taste." (These were on KITS, by the way. I forgot to say that.) Monday, Jul. 24, 9:15 am: W.H. (n.v.) on KFJC The D.J. said "Here's something from _The Whole Story_, which is sort of her greatest hits -- although she really doesn't have any greatest hits; all her songs are great. Saturday, Jul. 29, 7:15 pm: W.H. (n.v.) on KITS This again was an all-request show. The D.J. mentioned that Kate has a new album coming out. (I cannot tell a lie; I gave her that news about a week ago.) Monday, Jul. 31 (that's today!), 9:50 am: "Babooshka" on KFJC " " " 10:15 am (less than a half hour after the above!): "Cloudbusting" on KITS. This was played as part of what's the connection, a contest the station has every weekday morning. Three songs suggested by a listener are played, and callers have to figure out the connection. As I said, "Cloudbusting " was played, and I forget what the other two songs were. The connection was obvious, however: rain. This was the first time I ever heard that song on the radio, so I called up the D.J. (Mark Hamilton) to thank him for playing it. I told him that I'd not heard it before, and he said, "Hey, you should listen to the morning show more often. Yeah, I *love* Kate Bush! She's coming out with a new album, have you heard?" "Yeah, I've heard," I said. Ed Suranyi ed@das.llnl.gov
Love-Hounds-request@GAFFA.MIT.EDU (08/01/89)
Really-From: ed@das.llnl.gov (Edward Suranyi) In my last posting on this issue (earlier today), I said that I'd heard Kate played six times on the radio in the last eight days. Well, that must be increased to seven times: Mon., Jul. 31, 4:20 pm. "Wuthering Heights" (new vocal) on KITS. The D.J. called her "so creative" and "incredibly talented." Well, that makes three Kate songs on the radio today -- a record from my point of view. Ed Suranyi ed@das.llnl.gov
nienart@iuvax.cs.indiana.edu (John Nienart) (08/01/89)
>Really-From: ed@das.llnl.gov (Edward Suranyi) >I thought it would be fun to start a log of times Kate is played on >the radio. (North America only; this is probably much too easy in >Europe.) OK. I don't listen to radio at all, BUT, my girlfriend and I do a show on a non-profit cable FM station here in lovely Bloomington, Indiana (WQAX). It's just three hours every Tuesday, and we try to play at least one of our Goddess' works each show. We've been doing this show since the beginning of May, and here's what I remember having played: Wuthering Heights (original vocal) Oh, England Babooshka Army Dreamers Breathing (we play this a lot!) Sat in your Lap Night of the Swallow Get Out of My House Running Up That Hill The Big Sky (Meteorological Mix) Mother Stands for Comfort The Ninth Wave (that's right, the entire thing) This Woman's Work Sad to say, I don't think anybody else at the station plays KaTe. --John John Nienart IU Computer Science Internet: nienart@iuvax.cs.indiana.edu PS. Ed--Hi. If you want, send me email and I'll mail you a followup log after each show.