@@ashleywilliams7102 Wrote it, produced it, played piano on it, did her own backing vocals (as she almost always did on others), directed and starred in her own video. The whole package.
Great song. Love "Cloudbusting", especially since it gained resurgence after her music had been featured on the TV adaptation of "The Handmaid's Tale". She is a very unique artist. A very rare gem.
I have been obsessed with her since I discovered her in the mid nineties and for 30 years of you Addie me who my favorite artist was I'd say Kate Bush and people always said, 'who?". To see her finally getting the wider attention she's always deserved but didn't have in this country for decades is such a trip. Kate's a true original
@ . You are totally right. ) I’m talking only from the point of those who do it. In case that we do compare, she deserves all this much more than many others… )
She was my childhood, she was my youth, she is my adaulthood. - She opened the world to me in 1979. And she still keeps the door open for all the weird music creatures lurking around in me. Thank you so much! ♫♥
Impossible to describe, attracts fans as varied as Johnny Rotten to Big Boi. When you hear something genuine you can't help but admire a talent so pure
The thumbnail is the poster I had in my wall as a young girl. She was an inspiration to me. Someone totally unique and unafraid to be themselves. Authentic to the max.
Kate is an enigma, the reason for that is the fact she only appears very rarely and you never know what you're going to get but it's always class, loved this lady since wuthering heights and will do until my dying day.
What are you talking about... She's not an enigma, she gave interviews to promote her work, she left a message every year on her website.... She's just out the limelight.... She doesn't do selfies.... People saw her in restaurant, concert, theatre... Her last TV appearance was in 1993... She can make money without leaving home... With ruthill, she earned 8 million in her sleep...reached 1.3 billion streams.... Her radio interviews are on RUclips...People who work with her, talk... She's not a recluse, an enigma, a witch, a princess, a fairy, an elf, God knows what, she's a musician, songwriter composer PRODUCER.
When she burst on the scene I didn't "get" her, I was about 10 years old. In my teenage years throughout the 80's I guess I saw her as just another power ballad singer- not my thing, but then as I grew up and actually LISTENED and she got me as I realised her brilliance. So much talent. She has the ability to make you feel, a very rare quality indeed, and she is one of those artists I'd love to sit down with, have a cuppa and just talk.
with this, I feel the Rock Hall is finally getting back on track... loved Bush since I first had a friend come zooming over to play Never Forever. Not our usual Sabbath or Rush or Blue Oyster Cult... and I got it right away... (now for King Crimson, please...?)
Kate Bush is 100% unchained woman, all of her music is 100% emotion feminine driven that that's as female as you get and that's her success most other female artists don't get that opportunity.. Kate Bush, because she has common sense, it's a natural fence for the woman in her to just excel in - that is why even amongst multiple genres of artists, she is revered. She could be a stark raving mad feminist, but she found a way to manage the outlet without the outlet managing her. She is just a unique success story. And the beautiful thing about it is you don't hear Her cramming feminism down someone's throat because that's not what made it for her. It is remembering she's a woman and sharing that perspective and her gifting without trying to leverage something else behind it - that is the unique muse of Kate Bush.
I remember hearing "Wuthering Heights" first from Pat Benatar. One of my favorite songs from her that I didn't even know was Kate Bush's song. I had never heard of Kate Bush before until I heard her sing "Running Up That Hill" in the 90s. Again, I first heard "Running Up That Hill" from another artist, Placebo. So, when I heard Kate Bush's version I instantly wanted to hear more. That's when I found out about "This Woman's Work" was hers too. I heard Maxwell's version first. This is how her music is everywhere. I spent years listening to her songs on the radio sung by others without even hearing her's first. So incredibly talented and influential in everything she does. The fact, after all this time, people are recognizing how ingrained she is within the music industry and is being recognized and inducted in the RRHOF is a long time coming. I'm so glad that Winona Ryder requested the producers of Stranger Things to use Kate Bush's song for the show. This resurgence and bringing in new fans is what makes music a wonderful art form. Kate Bush deserves it.💖
Nora Felder is the music supervisor of strange sthing, her job is to find, choose and give to Duffer brothers to approve... She gave tons of interviews about her job and the success of the song.... Nora Felder, not Wynona Rider... Google is free
@@Isabeault And yet articles still say that Winona (not Wynona) Ryder pushed the show to use one of Kate Bush's songs because Winona Ryder states that Kate Bush is a hero of hers. She requested it to the producers, who then passed that along to Nora Felder. It was Nora Felder's job to see what song they can use and if "Stranger Things" can even get the rights to a Kate Bush song. "Running Up That Hill" was what Felder believed to be a good choice to use for Max. Nora Felder contacted Kate Bush who requested to see some of footage from the show as well scene descriptions because she's very protective of her music. Kate Bush owns the rights to all of her music as she started her own label, Noble and Brite, in 1976, so it was Kate Bush that gave the final approval for "Stranger Things" to use her song and Matt and Ross Duffer gave their approval to use it in the show. You see, I _do_ know how to use Google. And since Google is free, maybe you should use it to check your facts, check the spelling of people's names, as well as the spelling of the name of the show.
@@JustTanya. Thank for the lesson, Err Kate Bush is so new to me, I didn't know about the power of Winona Ryder, as she's not involved as a producer, it's just that Felder said so many times, everywhere, that's it's her idea to use ruthill that I believed her, all this times it was Wynona. What a great person she is. #FightPostTruth #FightAlernativeTruth #OmabaCareAndACAareTheSameThing
@@Isabeault I never said that Winona Ryder suggested the song, "Running Up That Hill". I said that Winona Ryder requested a Kate Bush song for the show. They asked Nora Felder to find a Kate Bush song and since Felder is a Kate Bush fan herself, she thought "Running Up That Hill" would be a great song for Max. And yes, Winona Ryder has some pull as she is, not only one of the main stars of the show, she has also been in the industry for decades. It was her request and they honored it.
Mmmm! As much as I appreciate Saint Vincent’s artistic endeavors especially her prowess on the guitar I have never really seen her as a particularly talented vocalist, effective for what she produces but that’s about it. To put her in front of a Kate Bush song was always going to be a challenge…and Running Up That Hill in head voice. Mmmm!
Her last TV appearance was in 1993. She owes you nothing. She can make money without leaving home. Without ruthill she earned 8 million in her sleep... There are videos and photo of her in America Read at least her wikiped' page. In 2005, to avoid paparazzi, she took the helicopter to leave her home...
One or two hits?! The woman's brought out some of the most influential, genius albums of all time, over 30-40 years. She's adored/worshipped by some of the biggest names in music on the planet, she is *their* idol.
That stupid statement alone lets me know that you don't know Kate's music at all for you to make an embarrassing statement like that. She is highly influential, gets name checked a million times by musicians (especially female musicians in the art pop / alternative genre) as an influence and source of inspiration. Plus, her albums are regularly placed on many greatest albums of all time lists. You need to go sit down somewhere with your BS.
I remember a younger friend telling me about all these great female artists he was listening to. I let him know that they are all copying Kate Bush and that she is the original. Now he knows and can't get enough of her.
Those artists are not copying Kate Bush, the guy who produced their album make them sound like Kate Bush.... Hope you know that it's the producer who create the album. Just sayin'.
About time. Only several decades overdue.
Yes, it's mind boggling the artists that made it be for her....
She probably would be forgotten by them if it weren't for Stranger Things reviving her song.
@@TimeIdle She was nominated enough times before Stranger Things and that song was revived during the 2012 Olympics.
Her voice gives me chills all over,,,,
This Woman’s Work, I think, is her finest creation Precious and beautiful.
Omg😮 I didn’t know she created that song! It’s one of my favorites!!!
@@ashleywilliams7102 Wrote it, produced it, played piano on it, did her own backing vocals (as she almost always did on others), directed and starred in her own video. The whole package.
Great song.
Love "Cloudbusting", especially since it gained resurgence after her music had been featured on the TV adaptation of "The Handmaid's Tale".
She is a very unique artist. A very rare gem.
A woman’s work is quite simply one of the best song arrangements ever created
Absolutely agree
@oceannablu Too many to choose from. I love "Hello Earth". Majestic.
I have been obsessed with her since I discovered her in the mid nineties and for 30 years of you Addie me who my favorite artist was I'd say Kate Bush and people always said, 'who?". To see her finally getting the wider attention she's always deserved but didn't have in this country for decades is such a trip. Kate's a true original
She’s really one of the greatest divas and icons. Much more worthy of these names than some others, actually… )
She's not a Diva or an icon... She's singer, songwriter composer, female PRODUCER. A musician... Responsible of her own success.
@ .
Exactly. That makes her one of the greatest musical icons - much more than some others… )
She's not a diva, she's simply an eccentric genius. Could not have come from anywhere else but England.
@@davidrawzen8232 why do u even have to compare. Why is that even remotely necessary?
@ .
You are totally right. )
I’m talking only from the point of those who do it. In case that we do compare, she deserves all this much more than many others… )
Love Kate, and my respect for St. Vincent goes up 1000 %.
I fell under Kate’s spell at 12 or 13, at 52 I am still under it. She is a goddess her music is spell binding.
She was my childhood, she was my youth, she is my adaulthood. - She opened the world to me in 1979. And she still keeps the door open for all the weird music creatures lurking around in me. Thank you so much! ♫♥
Impossible to describe, attracts fans as varied as Johnny Rotten to Big Boi.
When you hear something genuine you can't help but admire a talent so pure
Wow, finally!!
Well deserved, Kate! Congratulations!!… )
One of the greatest artists of all time ! Its about time she gets inducted into the Rock Hall
Among my top 10 pop artists in my lifetime.
she is one of the Best and unique singers ever in Pop music
Kate was my muse when I was growing up, so it’s simply brilliant that Annie and Lauren, who are on my current playlists, are honouring her here.
Amazing artist, just so original and just so pure and heart felt, Kate Bush is a national treasure.
The thumbnail is the poster I had in my wall as a young girl. She was an inspiration to me. Someone totally unique and unafraid to be themselves. Authentic to the max.
@jacquelinemosforth8280 Looks like it's from the same photo shoot as the "Lionheart" cover.
She's the best.
There are artists then once in a while there is a genius.
often imitated, never replicated
Absolute legendary woman!
Kate is an enigma, the reason for that is the fact she only appears very rarely and you never know what you're going to get but it's always class, loved this lady since wuthering heights and will do until my dying day.
What are you talking about... She's not an enigma, she gave interviews to promote her work, she left a message every year on her website.... She's just out the limelight.... She doesn't do selfies.... People saw her in restaurant, concert, theatre...
Her last TV appearance was in 1993...
She can make money without leaving home... With ruthill, she earned 8 million in her sleep...reached 1.3 billion streams....
Her radio interviews are on RUclips...People who work with her, talk...
She's not a recluse, an enigma, a witch, a princess, a fairy, an elf, God knows what, she's a musician, songwriter composer PRODUCER.
FANtastic !! ...wOw & amazing
Unique no one else don’t even try to compare.My Canadian BRAVO
What an amazing artist!
About time Kate was recognised for the wonderful artist she is - bold, brave & utterly fabulous!
Songwriter composer producer.
The only reason I read Wuthering Heights....awesome
Congratulations Kate ❤
☮♥♥Kate Bush forever sincerely
When she burst on the scene I didn't "get" her, I was about 10 years old. In my teenage years throughout the 80's I guess I saw her as just another power ballad singer- not my thing, but then as I grew up and actually LISTENED and she got me as I realised her brilliance. So much talent.
She has the ability to make you feel, a very rare quality indeed, and she is one of those artists I'd love to sit down with, have a cuppa and just talk.
Super star. Amazing
A very special artist indeed!
with this, I feel the Rock Hall is finally getting back on track... loved Bush since I first had a friend come zooming over to play Never Forever. Not our usual Sabbath or Rush or Blue Oyster Cult... and I got it right away... (now for King Crimson, please...?)
Hippomancy Yeah. I was into Black Sabbath all through the '70s, but still bought all of Kate's albums. There's just something about her.
so looking forward to the new album she's working on 😍
Kate Bush is 100% unchained woman, all of her music is 100% emotion feminine driven that that's as female as you get and that's her success most other female artists don't get that opportunity..
Kate Bush, because she has common sense, it's a natural fence for the woman in her to just excel in - that is why even amongst multiple genres of artists, she is revered.
She could be a stark raving mad feminist, but she found a way to manage the outlet without the outlet managing her.
She is just a unique success story.
And the beautiful thing about it is you don't hear Her cramming feminism down someone's throat because that's not what made it for her.
It is remembering she's a woman and sharing that perspective and her gifting without trying to leverage something else behind it - that is the unique muse of Kate Bush.
ART POP SUPREME MOTHER
fantastic
I got it. She gets her music from God, She has seen and spoke with God. Her music is her talking with God
Fantastic !
Genius. Kate is 100% genius. Simple as that.
I remember hearing "Wuthering Heights" first from Pat Benatar. One of my favorite songs from her that I didn't even know was Kate Bush's song. I had never heard of Kate Bush before until I heard her sing "Running Up That Hill" in the 90s. Again, I first heard "Running Up That Hill" from another artist, Placebo. So, when I heard Kate Bush's version I instantly wanted to hear more. That's when I found out about "This Woman's Work" was hers too. I heard Maxwell's version first.
This is how her music is everywhere. I spent years listening to her songs on the radio sung by others without even hearing her's first. So incredibly talented and influential in everything she does. The fact, after all this time, people are recognizing how ingrained she is within the music industry and is being recognized and inducted in the RRHOF is a long time coming.
I'm so glad that Winona Ryder requested the producers of Stranger Things to use Kate Bush's song for the show. This resurgence and bringing in new fans is what makes music a wonderful art form. Kate Bush deserves it.💖
Nora Felder is the music supervisor of strange sthing, her job is to find, choose and give to Duffer brothers to approve... She gave tons of interviews about her job and the success of the song.... Nora Felder, not Wynona Rider... Google is free
@@Isabeault And yet articles still say that Winona (not Wynona) Ryder pushed the show to use one of Kate Bush's songs because Winona Ryder states that Kate Bush is a hero of hers. She requested it to the producers, who then passed that along to Nora Felder.
It was Nora Felder's job to see what song they can use and if "Stranger Things" can even get the rights to a Kate Bush song. "Running Up That Hill" was what Felder believed to be a good choice to use for Max.
Nora Felder contacted Kate Bush who requested to see some of footage from the show as well scene descriptions because she's very protective of her music.
Kate Bush owns the rights to all of her music as she started her own label, Noble and Brite, in 1976, so it was Kate Bush that gave the final approval for "Stranger Things" to use her song and Matt and Ross Duffer gave their approval to use it in the show.
You see, I _do_ know how to use Google.
And since Google is free, maybe you should use it to check your facts, check the spelling of people's names, as well as the spelling of the name of the show.
@@JustTanya. Thank for the lesson, Err Kate Bush is so new to me, I didn't know about the power of Winona Ryder, as she's not involved as a producer, it's just that Felder said so many times, everywhere, that's it's her idea to use ruthill that I believed her, all this times it was Wynona. What a great person she is.
#FightPostTruth #FightAlernativeTruth
#OmabaCareAndACAareTheSameThing
@@Isabeault I never said that Winona Ryder suggested the song, "Running Up That Hill". I said that Winona Ryder requested a Kate Bush song for the show. They asked Nora Felder to find a Kate Bush song and since Felder is a Kate Bush fan herself, she thought "Running Up That Hill" would be a great song for Max. And yes, Winona Ryder has some pull as she is, not only one of the main stars of the show, she has also been in the industry for decades. It was her request and they honored it.
Tut tut tut tut... You didn't know about the existence of miss Felder and her job..... Now finish your ice cream and go feed your hungry cats... Peace
Dope 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thanks to. Dave gilmour we have Kate and syds genius recorded ...i love both equally vip vips lols x
Female energy like this is so missed today
another great rock n roll band well deserved /s
The artist that successfully was able to keep her private life out of the public eye. Unlike today's generation.
❤🎼✨️🌌🌠👑
Mmmm! As much as I appreciate Saint Vincent’s artistic endeavors especially her prowess on the guitar I have never really seen her as a particularly talented vocalist, effective for what she produces but that’s about it. To put her in front of a Kate Bush song was always going to be a challenge…and Running Up That Hill in head voice. Mmmm!
I agree. With that said I would have preferred Amy Lee over St. Vincent.
Oh well
She is like early genesis
Ridiculous that it took so long.
Kate Bush is like the Marina Abramovich of music
Ah, you are brilliant! What a perfect observation.
@@kathleencreamer6648 thank you! ☺
Took too long…
❤🫵❤️
Coincidentally, I recently downloaded many of her songs via Apple Music.
@TheWorldTeacher I just paid $U.S.300.00 for an Ireland only copy of "Night Of The Swallow" on vinyl. That was including the 45% discount.
Love her much earlier than it became mainstream 😂😂😂
Like many others
And your point is?
@bv3bv334 that humanity should not forget all the good stuff in this universe))
@@imalwaysrightof course..
@andrievska Kate was practically mainstream from Day 1 in 1978. You must have seen her in the KT Bush Band with Del Palmer and Brian Bath.
Why does Kate not show herself anymore?
Cause she doesn’t have to. She suffers with anxiety and being famous.
Her last TV appearance was in 1993. She owes you nothing.
She can make money without leaving home.
Without ruthill she earned 8 million in her sleep...
There are videos and photo of her in America
Read at least her wikiped' page.
In 2005, to avoid paparazzi, she took the helicopter to leave her home...
Of course she wasn't there. Why would she care?
One hit or two hits and in damn that's BS
Are you joking?
It's not a popularity contest. smh
One or two hits?! The woman's brought out some of the most influential, genius albums of all time, over 30-40 years. She's adored/worshipped by some of the biggest names in music on the planet, she is *their* idol.
That stupid statement alone lets me know that you don't know Kate's music at all for you to make an embarrassing statement like that. She is highly influential, gets name checked a million times by musicians (especially female musicians in the art pop / alternative genre) as an influence and source of inspiration. Plus, her albums are regularly placed on many greatest albums of all time lists. You need to go sit down somewhere with your BS.
She's way beyond 'hits', sweetheart 😘
Friends and I who never agreed on anything musically found common ground. Kate Bush is a fascinating artist.
I remember a younger friend telling me about all these great female artists he was listening to. I let him know that they are all copying Kate Bush and that she is the original. Now he knows and can't get enough of her.
Those artists are not copying Kate Bush, the guy who produced their album make them sound like Kate Bush.... Hope you know that it's the producer who create the album.
Just sayin'.
@@isobeljames1328so you're saying those copying Kate Bush - only because of the producers.. - have no artistic control? Poor things..
@@isobeljames1328 I think you're underestimating Kate's influence if you think it's only limited to producers.
@@WarrenBridges-um5cg give examples of who 'copied' her. And place be specific
@@robyndismon394 Tori Amos, Joanna Newsom. Kate's done so many different genres, there's sure to be more.