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By Seán

On 5 January 2015

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katebushnews.com Retweeted · Mick Jagger @MickJagger

Sad to hear of Paddy
Moloney’s passing -
the greatest uilleann
piper on the planet.

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katebushnews.com Retweeted · Patrick Dexter @patrickdextervc

Mná na hÉireann, A tribute to the great Paddy Moloney. His arrangements of traditional tunes have been the single biggest influence on me as a musician. Eternally in his debt. Rest in peace Paddy https://t.co/3CBLFAvsKH

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RIP Paddy Moloney, legendary founder of the Irish group, The Chieftains. We remember him today listening to his beautiful uilleann pipe playing in 1973 on the piece below, Mná na hÉireann, a song Kate would record. A true giant of Irish music has left us. https://t.co/Ecosqf9SEC https://t.co/s3ePRkHJP8

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Kate Bush Fan Podcast - in the new episode, we find out how drummer Preston Heyman first got to work with Kate on the 1979 tour, and fascinating stories involving his work on Never For Ever, and his experience on the filming of the ‘Breathing’ video! https://t.co/hI3s0B0xko

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This beautifully crafted book, Finding Kate, which we've followed through its successful Kickstarter campaign, is now available to pre-order! More details in our news item below. https://t.co/xKGuSh2Lo3

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Kate Bush fan folks in the UK....don't miss this tour! Yes, this is the one getting all the rave reviews. A unique must-see! UK dates kick off Sept 4th - we have all the details! https://t.co/sz8YbGMEaH

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