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SETTANTAxOTTANTA: Anni 70-80. Kate Bush da Wuthering Heights a Babooshka registra senza filtri due grandi successi · 70 80

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  way too fun to miss. you Welcome to 70x80, the
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  section of 7080 .it that deepens the topics discussed
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  on the portal. I'm with the journalist Enzo Mauri,
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  who introduces the topic of the day. Good morning,
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  today I'm talking to you about a successful singer.
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  When we talk about the English singer Kate Bush,
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  it is easy to identify her with two of her greatest
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  successes, Buterin Gates in 1978 and Babusca,
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  published in 1980. Not everyone knows, however,
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  that the inspiration of the Milnegras is a series.
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  of coincidences, Galeotta was the TV. In 1977
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  the young exorbitant Kate Bush coincidentally
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  caught the broadcast on the BBC of the miniseries
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  Wuthering Gates based on the book written by
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  Emily Bront. The novel tells the tormented love
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  story between the protagonist Heathcliff and
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  Catherine. Kate Bush was fascinated by the story
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  and inspired in particular by the dramatic epilogue,
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  she decided to compose Wuthering Gates. It is
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  said that the song was born in a few hours in
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  the heart of the night. At night it was also
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  the incision of the song. The producer Andrew
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  Powell declared that Kate Bush recorded Wuthering
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  Gates in a single session and without filters.
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  The work was completed in the morning. On two
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  occasions Kate Bush stood up to Amy. Her powerful
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  record company would have wanted to launch her
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  with the single James and the Cold Gun, always
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  taken from the album The Kick Inside. But she
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  opposed. Yeah, that was about two years ago in
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  a pub in Lewisham. And I was so scared, I really
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  was. But once you're up there it's different,
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  you know, you just forget all about it because
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  they're there to see you and you have to give
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  it to them. Have you had bad experiences? Yeah,
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  a couple in the pubs actually, because sometimes
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  you get audiences that you can't predict. And
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  one particular night we were in Putney on the
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  eve of the football match between Scotland and
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  England and all the Scottish guys were in there.
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  And they were mad, they were just mad. They had
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  flags waving everywhere. No one could see the
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  stage because all the guys were getting up on
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  the stage and putting their arms around you.
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  And it was a bit hard to keep singing when everyone
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  was getting up on stage and poking sticks in
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  your eye. But they were good, they were good
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  people. How many O's did you get? I got ten.
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  Ten? Yeah. They must have been disappointed when
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  you went off to sing. I don't think so, no. I
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  think they thought I was a bit foolish. Was there
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  one day when you decided, that's it, I'm going
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  to be a singer, I'm going to make that a career?
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  Yes there was. I didn't think there would have
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  been, but one day I was with a friend in a park
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  and I just knew that was what I wanted to do.
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  I had to leave school and I had to do it. and
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  I'm very glad I did. The song Desordio, written
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  by Kate Bush, came to the top of the British
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  ranking and had a great return in Italy, where
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  it placed number one in October 1978. Two memorable
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  videos were made by Wuthering Gates for the choreography
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  inspired by the works of Lindsay Camp. In the
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  first, shot in Salisbury, the singer wears a
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  red dress. In the second version, the singer
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  appears dressed in white in a room surrounded
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  by mist. the single babushka, a Russian word
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  that means grandmother, but also a cover, taken
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  from the 1980 album Never Forever, the case put
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  us in a bind. Kate Bush, fascinated by the concept
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  of synchronicity, in fact, told of having written
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  it for having seen on TV a Russian song dedicated
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  to a babushka, reading the same topic taken from
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  a magazine, and after discovering that the cat
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  of a friend of hers had exactly that name. Thank
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  you to Enzo Mauri for today's theme. See you
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