The Red Shoes

構成数 : 1枚
合計収録時間 : 00:55:20
Personnel: Kate Bush (vocals, guitar, piano, keyboards, Fender Rhodes, bass); Prince (vocals, guitar, keyboards, bass); Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck, Danny McIntosh (guitar); Paddy Bush (mandola, valiha, singing bowls, musical bow, fujare, whistles, background vocals); Nigel Kennedy (violin, viola); Justin Vali (valiha, kaboosy, background vocals); Nigel Hitchcock (tenor & baritone saxophones); Paul Spong (trumpet); Neil Sidwell (trombone); Steve Sidwell (trumpet, flugelhorn); Gaumont D'Olivera (bass, drums, percussion, programming); John Giblin (bass); Stuart Elliot (drums, percussion); Charlie Morgan (percussion); Lenny Henry, Collin Lloyd-Tucker (background vocals); Trio Bulgarka, Gary Brooker. Recorded at Abbey Road Studios Number One, London, England. Composer: Kate Bush. Personnel: Kate Bush (vocals, guitar, piano, Fender Rhodes piano, keyboards); Paddy Bush (vocals, whistling, mandola); Prince (vocals, guitar, keyboards); Colin Lloyd Tucker, Justin Vali, Trio Bulgarka, Lenny Henry (vocals); Eric Clapton, Danny McIntosh, Jeff Beck (guitar); Nigel Kennedy (violin, viola); Nigel Hitchcock (tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone); Steve Sidwell (trumpet, flugelhorn); Paul Spong (trumpet); J. Neil Sidwell (trombone); Gaumont d'Oliver (drums, percussion, sound effects); Stuart Elliott (drums, percussion); Charlie Morgan (percussion). Audio Mixer: Del Palmer. Recording information: Abbey Road Studio No. 1, St.John's Wood, London, Englan. Photographer: John Carder Bush . Unknown Contributor Roles: Del Palmer; Ian Sylvester; Paddy Bush; Justin Vali. Arrangers: Kate Bush; Prince. Kate Bush was never the most prolific of artists; this 1993 album and its attendant singles formed her complete '90s output. Her recordings are carefully conceived, densely orchestrated, and finely tuned, and THE RED SHOES is no exception. Though spontaneity may not be her strong suit, her records are never dull or self-indulgent. Among Kate Bush's most relaxed recordings, THE RED SHOES features a number of guest appearances, notably Eric Clapton, Nigel Kennedy, and Jeff Beck. Highlights include the appropriately bouncy "Rubberband Girl," the double entendre-laden "Eat the Music," complete with a great horn section, and "Big Stripey Lie," an angry track shot through with distortion and some of Bush's most agonized vocals since her 1980 album NEVER FOR EVER. Also noteworthy is "Why Should I Love You?" an interesting collusion between Bush's introspective style and loose funk lite, courtesy of The Artist Hereafter Known As Prince Rodgers Nelson.
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