Kate Bush has shared the music video for “The Man I Love”—her and Larry Adler’s 1994 cowl of the George and Ira Gershwin basic. It is the primary time the visible has been formally launched by Bush since its authentic TV broadcast. Watch it under.
“The Man I Love” was produced and organized by late Beatles producer George Martin, whereas the music video was directed by Kevin Godley of 10cc. In a press release to Pitchfork, Kate Bush mentioned of “The Man I Love”:
“This romantic music was written by George and Ira Gershwin and when Larry Adler put an album collectively of their songs, known as The Glory of Gershwin, he requested me to sing this stunning music. The album was produced by George Martin. I used to be very keen on George—such a particular expertise and artistic spirit, a very light man, very type and extremely fascinating. It was an important honour to work with him and Larry. George and Larry had been very totally different personalities (Larry was an actual character), however they made an important inventive mixture.
It was launched as a single and Kevin Godley directed the video. I liked working with Kevin—so imaginative and nice enjoyable. I’d labored with him and Lol Creme once they directed the video for Peter Gabriel’s music, Don’t Give Up. Kevin selected to current the video in a really conventional means which suited the music extraordinarily effectively. Godley and Creme are enormous skills who left their mark not simply within the music trade with their intelligence and wit within the band 10CC but additionally within the visible world with their groundbreaking movies, working with a powerful listing of various artists.”
Last month, Bush introduced The Other Side—a large assortment of music that options “The Man I Love,” Bush’s cowl of Elton John’s “Rocket Man.” and a trove of different B-sides and rarities.
Kate Bush’s final studio album was her 2016 collaboration with the KT Fellowship, Before the Dawn. Revisit Pitchfork’s 2011 interview with Kate Bush.
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