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MCR

Kate Bush under pressure to wipe Rolf Harris from her music 10 Years, 12 Months ago  
www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2707085...y-tracks-soiled.html

Kate Bush under pressure to wipe contributions by paedophile Rolf Harris from her songs after fans say the tracks have been 'soiled'
Fans of Kate Bush want her to remove sex offender's contributions to three songs from any rereleases
Bush's musical partnership with Harris began in 1982 when she asked him to play on title track of her album Dreaming
The pair collaborated again on her 2005 album, Aerial
By MAIL ON SUNDAY REPORTER

PUBLISHED: 01:37, 27 July 2014 | UPDATED: 01:48, 27 July 2014

Pop star Kate Bush is under pressure to expunge paedophile Rolf Harris from her albums.
Fans of the Wuthering Heights singer want her to remove the sex offenders contribution to three songs from any rereleases.
Bushs musical partnership with Harris began in 1982 when she asked him to play the didgeridoo on the title track of her 1982 album Dreaming.

The pair became friends and collaborated again on the chart-topping 2005 album Aerial when Harris performed the spoken role of the painter on the two tracks An Architects Dream and The Painters Link.
But fans say they can no longer bear to listen to the tracks after Harris, 84, was found guilty of 12 sexual assaults against victims aged between eight and nineteen between 1969 and 1986.
They are now urging the Babooshka singer to ensure his contribution is kept off the albums if they are remastered or reissued.
One tweeted: I feel they (the songs) have now been soiled, and I would like the chance to listen to these tracks without the input of Rolf Harris. Maybe Kate will do this in future, she has been an avid supporter of childrens charities here in the UK (NSPCC springs to mind) so she may want to do this.

Another added: Rolf Harris made a significant contribution to The Painters Link and every time that track officially down loaded, Kate (via her companies) profits from it. That has to a very unwelcome association for Kate. Although she clearly wasnt aware of Rolfs criminal activity at the time the recording was made, she must be well aware of it now.
Another fan simply said they would like to listen to Aerial without having to spend time with a sex offender.
Bush who will next month perform her first live concerts in 35 years was reportedly shocked when she heard that Harris had been sentenced to five years and nine months in prison for the attacks.

The star, 55, is believed to be planning to perform An Architects Dream and The Painters Link when she takes to the stage for 22 nights at the Hammersmith Apollo.
Fans are also wanting assurances that the singers record label will not release a vision of the song She Moves Through the Fair which she is believed to have recorded with Harris.
A spokesman for Kate Bush who has sold out all 22 gigs was last night unavailable for comment.
 
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#118386
andrew

Re:Kate Bush under pressure to wipe Rolf Harris from her music 10 Years, 12 Months ago  
MCR wrote:
www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2707085...y-tracks-soiled.html

Kate Bush under pressure to wipe contributions by paedophile Rolf Harris from her songs after fans say the tracks have been 'soiled'
Fans of Kate Bush want her to remove sex offender's contributions to three songs from any rereleases
Bush's musical partnership with Harris began in 1982 when she asked him to play on title track of her album Dreaming
The pair collaborated again on her 2005 album, Aerial
By MAIL ON SUNDAY REPORTER

PUBLISHED: 01:37, 27 July 2014 | UPDATED: 01:48, 27 July 2014

Pop star Kate Bush is under pressure to expunge paedophile Rolf Harris from her albums.
Fans of the Wuthering Heights singer want her to remove the sex offender’s contribution to three songs from any rereleases.
Bush’s musical partnership with Harris began in 1982 when she asked him to play the didgeridoo on the title track of her 1982 album Dreaming.

The pair became friends and collaborated again on the chart-topping 2005 album Aerial when Harris performed the spoken role of the painter on the two tracks ‘An Architects Dream’ and ‘The Painter’s Link’.
But fans say they can no longer bear to listen to the tracks after Harris, 84, was found guilty of 12 sexual assaults against victims aged between eight and nineteen between 1969 and 1986.
They are now urging the Babooshka singer to ensure his contribution is kept off the albums if they are remastered or reissued.
One tweeted: “I feel they (the songs) have now been soiled, and I would like the chance to listen to these tracks without the input of Rolf Harris. “Maybe Kate will do this in future, she has been an avid supporter of childrens’ charities here in the UK (NSPCC springs to mind) so she may want to do this.”

Another added: “Rolf Harris made a significant contribution to The Painter’s Link and every time that track officially down loaded, Kate (via her companies) profits from it. That has to a very unwelcome association for Kate. Although she clearly wasn’t aware of Rolf’s criminal activity at the time the recording was made, she must be well aware of it now.”
Another fan simply said they would like to listen to Aerial ‘without having to spend time with a sex offender.’
Bush who will next month perform her first live concerts in 35 years was reportedly shocked when she heard that Harris had been sentenced to five years and nine months in prison for the attacks.

The star, 55, is believed to be planning to perform ‘An Architect’s Dream and The Painter’s Link when she takes to the stage for 22 nights at the Hammersmith Apollo.
Fans are also wanting assurances that the singer’s record label will not release a vision of the song She Moves Through the Fair which she is believed to have recorded with Harris.
A spokesman for Kate Bush who has sold out all 22 gigs was last night unavailable for comment.


Lets ban every Elvis collection now then.
 
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#118387
Re:Kate Bush under pressure to wipe Rolf Harris from her music 10 Years, 12 Months ago  
It's always rather disturbing to discover many fans are as barking as other people. It really does make one despair for the sanity of the species.
 
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Re:Kate Bush under pressure to wipe Rolf Harris from her music 10 Years, 12 Months ago  
Releasing visions now? Kate is clearly not of this world in her fans' eyes (or the Mail sub editors).
 
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Chris Retro

Re:Kate Bush under pressure to wipe Rolf Harris from her music 10 Years, 12 Months ago  
I doubt many "fans" of Kate Bush want this - only a selection of morons on Twitter.

She'll disappear back to obscurity after this tour if this nonsense continues - and who could blame her?

It's as if the revered 'rock legends' weren't nearly all deeply flawed individuals who didn't just engage in 'free love' without looking at birth certificates, but frequently serious domestic violence - all well documented. Yet they petition to erase Rolf Harris.
I put it to everyone here - if, just 20 years ago, someone whizzed you forward 20 years to the headlines & news reports of today - you would react with "Oh do FUCK OFF"
Those of us still with our heads screwed on still feel the same.
 
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#118391
andrew

Re:Kate Bush under pressure to wipe Rolf Harris from her music 10 Years, 12 Months ago  
Many people will have the songs on vinyl, what they going to do recall all of them ? There is number of people who use torrents and Youtube - there dozens of video of GG on Youtube.
 
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Re:Kate Bush under pressure to wipe Rolf Harris from her music 10 Years, 12 Months ago  
Some people really need to get a grip. Just don't play the record if it bothers you that much!
 
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Jo

Re:Kate Bush under pressure to wipe Rolf Harris from her music 10 Years, 11 Months ago  
Fans? Sounds more like online bullying. Maybe she should contact an anti-bullying crusader.

Googling the quotes produces nothing but the Mail article and defunct links.
 
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