S05E12 – The Morning Fog

Are we really at the end of another album? Yes we are! Don’t worry; there are still b-sides and collaborations to come! (among many for this season: Under the Ivy! Burning Bridge! My Lagan Love! The Handsome Cabin Boy! The Seer! Don’t Give Up!) But first: The Morning Fog. After the nightmare that was the Ninth Wave, we come to the end of the story and of the album with a beautiful song about gratitude and rebirth. To conclude the final album track for this season, we have a fellow American Kate fan on the line, Elizabeth Anne from Pennsylvania, who has loved this song since she heard the album Hounds of Love as a child, thanks to her father. In this week’s episode, Cecilee and Elizabeth talk about the instrumentation, how this song fits into the overall story of the Ninth Wave, how this song was performed live in the Before the Dawn shows, and their own personal stories and thoughts on this lovely little song! Patreon Plug! Strange Phenomena now has a Patreon page. If you’d like to support the show, visit www.patreon.com/katebushpodcast and become a subscriber today! Song clips played: The Morning Fog The Morning Fog (Before the Dawn version) Laurence Made Me Cry – The Morning Fog (Kate Bush Cover) Kate Bush – The Morning Fog Instrumental Cover And Dream of Sheep Interviews: Hounds of Love, Classic Albums, 1992

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The only podcast that will document every single song that the legendary British singer/songwriter Kate Bush has ever produced. In each episode, Cecilee Linke will discuss a different song, in chronological order, with a fan, starting with Kate's 1978 debut album The Kick Inside to Kate's latest release in 2011, 50 Words for Snow. Special episodes about Kate's 1979 tour and her 2014 concerts will be discussed as well. Proud part of Pantheon - the podcast network for music lovers.