Kate Bush St. Vincent Rock & Roll Hall of Fame 2023
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- Опубліковано 7 лис 2023
- Following Kate Bush's video biography, St. Vincent featuring Annie Clark performed inductee Kate Bush's “Running Up That Hill (A Deal With God)” (6:40). On November 3, 2023, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony was held at Barclays Center in New York.
Billboard: Big Boi - who’s been stumping for Kate Bush’s unique genius way before her Stranger Things breakthrough - was the natural choice to offer an induction speech for the art rock icon, who sadly didn’t attend the ceremony in person (but sent in a heartfelt thanks). “I’m the White House press secretary for Kate Bush,” the OutKast MC joked. “It does not surprise me at all that she’s enjoyed a huge surge of popularity decades after she arrived on the scene,” he said, noting that if you’d only heard her for the first time in recent years, “Why wouldn’t you think she’s a current artist” St. Vincent, who said Bush’s 1989 classic The Sensual World left her “forever changed,” sang a haunting version of “Running Up That Hill (A Deal With God).”
Missy Elliott, Kate Bush, Sheryl Crow, George Michael, Willie Nelson, Rage Against the Machine, and the Spinners were inducted into the 2023 Rock Hall in a celebration at Barclays Center in Brooklyn.
I was captivated by her voice the first time I heard her without knowing who she was or what Kate looked like. Her voice touched something in me. I still listen to Kate a lot. She has so much talent.
I just hear those chords for moments of pleasure, and I am weeping. My favorite female artist of all time.
Moments of Pleasure breaks my heart.
Moments of pleasure , This Woman's Work, and Cloudbusting make me well up in seconds. What a wealth of amazing music she's responsible for.
I was sobbing though this. Moments of Pleasure really moves me
she totaly deserved the hall of fame
congrats kate
Kate have been "a friend" since she released her first album (I was just 12 then) - and she still is. Her music have helpt me in so many ways - and still do. Thank you, Kate! ❤
I love St. Vincent, and am not surprised she is a Kate fan, but covering Kate Bush is a fool's errand. Just no one like her.
Her backing band absolutely killed it and I respect her for trying to make it her own. She sounded almost classical in her approach to the song while Bush’s voice was always more ethereal.
I’m sure she was fully aware , good on her for doing the impossible
Agree. Annie can sing those intervals fine, but she falters with the rhythm. Kate’s beats are often strict, even militaristic. Annie’s behind the beat too often, to the point of distraction. The overview of KB’s career was decent, while necessarily brief. I loved the observation that Kate’s music often depict struggle while simultaneously giving hope.
Would have been better just playing Kates Video!!!
The band nailed it, even the bizarre backing vocals and guitar whammy scrawls.
Absolutely, magical voice, fabulous performance music. Great artist forever, Kate Bush
When I first heard The Man with the Child in His Eyes, it overtook me completely. Now, listening to it at age 68, I haven’t aged a day.
I know Kate was loved by many, and her induction into the R&RHOF confirms it…..... but for me, she’s still that secret part of my being that vocalized angst, joy and magic.
I will always adore you, KB🫶
I’m 60 and she was everything to me and my friends. I am so thrilled to see the younger artists appreciating her and carrying on her legacy. She is amazing.
Awesome clip in great quality. Thanks for loading. Although missing from the clip Big Boi (OutKast) performed the actual induction speech, proving her music touches all genres of music including Hip Hop artists and many others. She has been a true, complete, original artist since her breakthrough in 1978. She defies classification and continues to bring in new fans all over the world, to this day, thanks in part to Stranger things.
I've loved Kate Bush since the early 1980s. She's a gift from God♥️🙏
My Mom would take her cassette of 'The Whole Story' with her when she cleaned banks at night when I was a kid. She must have listened to it over and over. Sounds like a good way to spend the night.
Kate will be the best forever.
Seeing and hearing her sends chills all these decades later. A truly extraordinary artist. A visionary and there have been few magnificent souls of her talent.
First saw her on SNL 45 years ago this Dec 9th, wishing I was The Man with the Child in His Eyes. Her music and lyrics were unlike anything I had ever heard; each one a self-contained story. It became a lifelong ritual to check the record bins and later the CD bins every time I entered a record store in hopes of a new album. I still have the vinyl and CD albums and the memory of where I bought them.
It is fitting that an artist of Kate Bush's stature, who never sought fame, has finally been recognized by the industry that she would not allow to control her art. An artist who was not focused on writing the next hit, nor becoming 'flavour of the month'. Unlike many 'pop' artists, none of her songs were based on the structure of the song that was their first 'hit'. A Kate Bush fan is someone who came to expect something new and as unique as she is in each song. That expectation was always fulfilled.
The happenstance of the use of Running up that Hill in Stranger Things is so Kate!
In these times of distressing news and division, Kate Bush is the reason I do not wish to have been born in less stressful times.
Bravo Kate! 🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤
She was on _SNL_ ? I never knew that; I thought that she only toured England and nowhere else on the planet.
*Running Up That Hill* was also used by somebody to make a video about Captain Pike on _Star Trek: Strange New Worlds_ (ua-cam.com/video/gRc7RIMbLII/v-deo.htmlsi=TkUNZtZrVgsA3jXo )
@@Neville60001 The guest host was Eric Idle. She sang 'The man with the child in his eyes' and 'Them heavy people'.
She was inducted into the US Rock and Roll Hall of Fame last night. But, not to worry, they inducted Soul, Hip Hop, Country and other popular genre artists. Per haps it should be renamed the Pop Hall of Fame. As Bernie Taupin so eloquently put it in his acceptance speech ( and I paraphrase), I don't know when Pop became a dirty word. Going back to the origin of Pop, it only meant popular music."
Kate did not show up or do a 'Zoom', but that is completely Kate. That's one of the reasons we love her.
@@chong2389 Kate Bush did win the 'Prog God' award in Britain some yrs. ago and did show up for that award (prob b/c it's much more meaningful). I think David Gilmour presented her with the award.
Running up the Hill was such a source of inspiration for so many people, and your voice and creative expression is spectacular
I honestly hadn't heard or seen or even knew of Kate Bush I wasn't familiar with her music until just last night when St Vincent performed one of Kate's songs at the rock and roll hall of fame induction ceremony so glad that St Vincent bought this amazing woman Kate Bush to my attention cause after listening to one song I can honestly say I am a fan of Kate's music ❤❤❤❤
Before ever I heard Wuthering Heights some DJ described her voice as a mix of Minnie Mouse and Bryan Ferry. I didn’t know what to expect. I’d read the book and seen a TV dramatisation and was expecting a mangled pop song. Then there she was on Top of the Pops, nervous and accompanied by an orchestral arrangement; but that didn’t matter. I listened, I watched and realised she had seen the same TV dramatisation as me and felt an affinity with her that has never left me. She is unique, truly original and as Elton said there will never be anyone else like her.
Wonderful tribute by Annie Clark aka St. Vincent.
Kate Bush is not an artist, she is art embodied.
When A&E first came on the air in Canada, one of the first programs I ever watched was Kate Bush in concert. Hammersmith Odeon 1979 I believe.
A&E started in around 1984 ? Anyway, didn't have a clue who she was, but I was mesmerized, and completely in love 😂.
The next year Hounds Of Love came out, and well... EVERYBODY knew her THEN !
A most deserved recognition to be included in the RRHOF. Bless her.
She has a voice from God…A rare ability to make you feel like you’re floating. Prince loved her, and she and Prince said the same thing “My music speaks more about me more than I ever could…”
Kate Bush is a GENIUS, most definitely among the top 10 best musicians to have ever wandered Planet Earth
The melodies Kate has come up with are nothing short of pure magic.
I was in London in 1978 and I was 17 and remember those posters of her in the tube stations. I think it was around the time of her first album. She has such an original voice and style good on ya Kate. From Montreal.
Just fell in love with Kate all over again ❤
She's my absolute favorite artist. What a genius.
I've been acquiring her work since the beginning, and I still have the videotape of Kate Bush Live At Hammersmith Odeon. Even then, in that weird and wonderful performance, one could see musical genius in bloom.
Aye aye. Babooshka babooshka babooshka aye aye...
I bought "The kick inside" on vinyl as soon as it was released. I still have it, along with a CD copy I bought in the 90's to protect it from even more wear!
Kate is the most important thing in pop since the Beatles. And her best things are profound in a way the Beatles never were.
I love Kate and I love Anne, and Big Boi inducting her was an amazing touch as he's been talking about her since forever.....
She is simply amazing, beautiful cheers from Brazil
We agree!
Great tribute to a legendary genius musician🙏
Kate Bush changed everything for me from the first time I heard her voice. There will never be another like her. Hounds of Love is still played at full volume anytime I hear it. It is transcendentally vital moments throughout the years due to her compelling expression that continue to be felt from a space deep within. I love her 🤎🤎🤎
Another important way Kate Bush has influenced the music industry has been through her videos. Indeed, she was producing "music videos" well before MTV ever existed, and her incorporation of dance, story and visuals were profoundly original and influential
This is what you deserve, well done, you are a true Icon
Wow, thanks
It’s hard for me to watch this. We named our daughter after her for some very good reasons and she forever changed my own musical journey. I can’t believe it was so long ago but I am forever grateful for her music
Kate Bush finally gets her due 😊
You are a beautiful person
KB is like coming home.
I remember when I first saw her on Top Of The Pops when she first performed Wuthering Heights in 1978 and the audience didnt know what to do with it. I thought, that s**'s going to be number 1. Its unique. Nothing has changed my view of her as being a once in a lifetime unique creative genius ever since. I've always loved her work, even if I havent always understood it. And Elton is right, there has been nobody like her. Not even close. The closest the British record industry has come to discovering anyone even remotely like her and developing her from childhood to full time professional is Adele. But in terms of the breadth and variety of the creativity - nope. Just absolutely nope. There may well be someone out there like Kate, but the modern record industry is so risk averse, they will never ever take such a high risk punt in case it all goes hideously wrong. The A&R man who signed Kate (Dave Ambrose?) at EMI trusted David Gilmour's judgement and rightly so.
I cant see anyone like her emerging through the traditional record industry path, frankly. She is truly unique.
And kudos to St Vincent, for that performance. She looked like she felt every single syllable of that song and meant it. Very impressive.
ALSO SO UNIQUE IS ENYA❤
I agree. I’m 60 and discovered her in high school. Nobody else even comes close! One of a kind magic.
Kate is definitely one of a kind and the mold was broken, was 16 when she hit number one with Wuthering Heights in New Zealand and it's been a "one sided love affair" ever since. It's also the beauty of British music to expect the unexpected with the talent that crops up now and then, the wonderful sounds that they bring. As kate once sang ''We let the weirdness in" from "Leave It Open" and that's part of the beauty of kate, and she beats her own drum and doesn't follow the trend but follows her own influences outside of the box..Brilliant artist,and one artist I have followed from day one of her career
No..just No!@@georgescuiulian5496
And like fine wine is better !
C'est dur... c'est dur ... pour St Vincent.... C'est KATE BUSH! only KATE
So excellent Kate 💓 Congratulations on your excellence
♡!!!!!!
I would have asked Maggie Roger’s instead of St.Vincent and I love St Vincent. Her nirvana cover is still one of my favorites.
the best artist ever. love you kate ❤️❤️❤️
Merci.
🖤
The Rock Hall gets so much wrong these days, but recognizing Kate for such an honor is one of the few W's that entire committtee earned.
Very Cute 👍👌🎤❤
Thanks 🤗
nice tribute to the goat 🔥
an amazing artist!
Magnifique ❤
Imaginate ingresar al Salón de la Fama del Rock and Roll (tarde) y que te falten el respeto con una interpretación así
💖💖💖
You know someone like her comes once in a life time. She's a guitar virtuoso unparalleled by no one because she has a flair a style a sound all of her own. Her compositions s are remarkable masterpieces and now over the last few years she's really stepping into that mic and becoming more of a vocalist with a voice all her own as well. My lord there is no end to this woman's abilities and originality.
Are you talking about Kate Bush or Annie Clarke? (just kidding - sort of!)
St. Vincent
30 years too late!!
And it don't help that "fans" don't understand, accept that she's 65 years old, we're not in 1978....I'm so happy that she's rich enough to do what she wants...
I think we understand, I do wish she had recorded her last London residency for those of us who could not make the journey to see.
She's rich enough to do what she wants...
-she's not satisfied with it
-she did those lives for her son...and recorded it only for him.... We underestimate her love for him
The video flows well but was kinda pissed that they skipped over The Red Shoes. I love that album! At least the dress distracted from St Vincent's cringeworthy performance in a good way. It's true, even today, kids are discovering the complex and deeply felt music that Kate Bush has given us.
Yes! Red Shoes was my first album from her and I also had your same reaction.
She doesn’t want all the attention. She wants to make art and that’s what she does ❤
she's a Leo and that says a lot about her @@katwashere194
A great artist paying tribute to another great artist
does anybody know the name of the person singing one of kate bushes songs please?
I became a fan of her music 45 years ago. Oops, that dates me doesn't it.
“The Sensual World” will forever be one the most prettiest songs I’ve ever heard.
And the video as well. They both work well together
Long overdue as the American Music industry is always far behind the curve in recognizing true musical talent unless they're a huge commercial mainstream success. If not for Stranger Things playing 'Running Up That Hill' on the show, Kate Bush would never have been inducted.
Love St. Vincent but there are a lot more Alt Girls who's capable to sing this, probably Florence Welch, Björk, AURORA or Caroline Polachek
She still just blows away every female artist from the last 20 years.
Except Shiina Ringo. But nearly nobody knows her outside of Japan (where she's a megastar). I say this with all due respect and love for Kate Bush, of whom I've been a fan of since her debuts and always will be.
Surely, my God surely someone with a modicum of talent should have been chosen to sing a Kate Bush song. I hope those inducting Kate into the HOF apologised to her.
They picked her over Iron Maiden. Nice work HOF
I mean considering the fact that Kate has influenced people from Bjork to Tupac…has Iron Maiden have that influence? Not to mention, I am sure they were happy she was inducted as they are British themselves and I have no doubt they love her.
😂 Maiden ran to the hills, so it’s befitting they would be chosen over St. Vincent. They are experienced hill runners! They would have done a better job for sure. Bruce would have nailed it! 👍🏻 A heavier version, no doubt! 🤘🏻
Annie did well.. With the impossible task.
What a great tribute to a great talent.
Not so sure about St Vincent’s RUTH though.
St. Vincent, I appreciate your ambitious attempt. Trying to think of there’s anyone in current existence who could actually cover that song properly…
Annie’s enunciation/vocal technique is naturally oblique and you have to strain to understand what she’s singing. Ill suited for any Kate Bush song. Kate it concise and clear and in your face and you know immediately what the words are. As someone said in another comment- a fool’s errand.
Kate is fantastic, so much better than the dubious notoriety of the RRHOF.
Kate Bush is in the HOF but Iron Maiden isn’t? Maybe Stranger Things should use a Maiden song.
Annie is like a spokesperson for the goddesses, they say her version is 'haunting,' that's what I get for reading... I'm having a difficult time understanding why post-structuralist representation, at this moment, is anything other than tremendously beautiful. RRHF needs more emphasis on punk rhetorical phenomenology? I'm not that stoned at all, peace and love. [My struggle to demystify post-structuralist 'rock,' manifestations in comparison to subculturalism, and rawer audible natural sociological climes is finding new synchronicity for sure.]
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it's taking St Vincent everything she can possibly muster to do what Kate does without effort....Kate's talent was/is effortless, her voice and piano playing were second nature and this left tons of energy for her to WRITE incredible music. This is what's missing from much of contemporary music.
St Vincent is a great contemporary artist in her own right; listen to her album _St. Vincent_ and the song 'Digital Witness' and you'll find that she's just as great as Kate Bush is (there are other contemporary singers like Kate as well; Bat For Lashes, Santigold, Leslie Feist, Peaches, and Priscilla Ahn, all of whom make great music.)
@@Neville60001 I've heard quite a lot of St Vincent and it's just not even close to Kate Bush. It's good, I think she's definitely a cool artist but I'll check out some of the others, for sure. I'm currently visiting a lot of PJ Harvey and I like her !
@@EastmanDPJ and Björk are probably the most similar to her style of contemporary more adventurous music, mostly because Kate is credited as their primary artistic inspiration
They need to call it MUSIC HALL OF FAME!😮
St. Vincent is great and all but she needs some help on this one.
St Vincent tryin' to pass a check that her voice can't cash.
I have no clue whose St. Vincent?? Huh
St. Vincent is a musical genius herself (guitarist, singer, songwriter, director), even when she struggles a bit with Runing up that hill.
I saw last year a collaboration with Paul McCartney.
First aid kit crushed this.
What's lacking here is the youthful, fun playfulness of a serious topic. The beauty lies in the innocence of the weight of the song.
Totally missing the mark
lol
Was Amy Lee, or Kimbra, or someone else that can sing not available?
Very lazy video in the sense that these are all regurgitated interviews Elton, David, Annie, Chvrchs, etc are all interviews made for BBC shows. The people could and would have made themselves available for an interview to induct Kate. This is just pathetic and lazy.
Agree they barely tried. I've seen all those clips already. Sad.
Good point. She deserved better.
Especially with modern technology it would be very easy get up to date takes from them, I'm sure Peter Gabriel would have made himself available, instead his take on KB must be close on 20 years from the clip
@@ciarangreaney126513 years old clip.
It’s impossible to try and cover bush
Said the bishop to the actress.
Actually Nietzsche let Zoroaster come down the hill ages ago… long enough even to let Rilke write a poem about it! So you’re wrong there dude@@Yowza78
Sadly not enough power in her voice to do the song justice. No highs and lows, just a weak vocal.
Nah she just can’t cut it, and I’m so sick of that bloody song.
great artist, beautiful... still cant name 3 of her songs. How she gets nod over Cher, Tears 4 fears, Foreigner, Styx, Bad Company, Billy Idol, Cyndi Lauper, The Smiths..etc, etc. How?
oh and I totally loved her character on Cheers too. Such deadpan
Because you’re American and she wasn’t famous here. She’s influenced artists from Bjork to Tupac.
You are American i dont expect you to have taste