Kate Bush: Live at Manchester Apollo Trailer (1979)

10 April 1979 Music 128 mins

Groundbreaking and visionary, this is archival documentation of Kate Bush’s one and only tour. Originally known as the “Kate Bush Tour” as well as the “Lionheart Tour”, it later became known under the moniker “The Tour of Life”. The only official video release from the '79 tour was an abridged 12-song set titled “Live at Hammersmith Odeon” in 1981. In 1994, "Live at Hammersmith Odeon" was released as a VHS box set that contained a CD of the performance. This footage presents the tour performance from beginning to end and consists of all three acts as well as encores and backstage warm-ups. The audio is from the soundboard recording of the concert.

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Cast

Kate Bush as Vocals, piano, keyboard

Paddy Bush as Mandolin, additional instrumentation, vocal harmonies

John Carder Bush as Spoken word and poetry

Brian Bath as Electric guitar, acoustic mandolin, vocal harmonies

Stewart Avon-Arnold as Movement and dance

Ben Barson as Synthesizer, acoustic guitar

Simon Drake as Illusions, magic and mime

Glenys Groves as Backing vocals

Preston Heyman as Drums and percussion

Gary Hurst as Movement and dance

Kevin McAlea as Piano, keyboards, saxophone, 12-string guitar

Alan Murphy as Electric guitar, whistle

Del Palmer as Electric bass

Liz Pearson as Backing vocals

Crew

Kate Bush Music

Dave Jackson Production Design

Lisa Hayes Costume Design

Hermione Brakspear Costume Assistant

Anthony Van Laast Choreographer

Gordon Patterson Sound Engineer

International Releases Dates

United Kingdom 10 April 1979

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