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By Seán

On 5 November 2020

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In reply toSam Liddicott

@samliddicott Thank you Sam, that's really lovely to hear - thanks for that! So glad to hear it.

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In reply toSam Liddicott

@samliddicott We're not sure either! Kate's official site says 22nd June, Wikipedia/Gaffaweb/Encyclopedia site say 21st, Kate Bush Complete book also says 21st and The Whole Story Sleevenotes say June 30th! So either 21st/22nd for now...

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Tomorrow marks the 40th anniversary of the release of Sat in Your Lap, on 22nd June 1981. The first indication of the complex, experimental new sound Kate was exploring...exhilarating and brilliant. Play it loud! A new podcast episode all about the song is coming later this week! https://t.co/dWW8hLAnBk

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In our latest podcast, Seán explores Kate’s one and only promotional trip to Japan in June 1978, in which Kate performed in a song contest in front of 35 million viewers, sang on another Japanese variety show and charmed the Japanese media. Listen below:
https://t.co/3siBrWCPh1

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Happy Bloomsday everyone! June 16th 1904 is the day on which the events of James Joyce's Ulysses are set, now celebrated as Bloomsday around the world. And Kate Bush fans watch a certain music video. A lot. Mmmh yes! https://t.co/i1g2cOfWeX

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Big Boi tweets that we may be seeing his long awaited collaboration with Kate "this year". Which is exciting :) https://t.co/kFT02LZoXe

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Send all your comments, questions or suggestions: sean@katebushnews.com (Note: This is an unofficial website and messages to Kate cannot be passed on to her). Enormous thanks to Mike Wade for being an incredibly patient and fair administrator on our forum! Huge thanks to Brian Cloughley for his enthusiasm and wonderful site artwork! Special thanks to everyone who emails the site and to Homeground magazine (for inspiration and information and for being wonderful people!) and to Wally Breese for showing how it can be done. Editorial assistance from The Duck. Thanks! Site launched: 25/1/98