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Subject: Re: Kate on Ken Russell TV Special
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Date: 18 Oct 89 17:18:54 GMT
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Really-From: Doug Alan <nessus@athena.mit.edu>

> Anyway, it consisted of an interesting hodge-podge of music,
> primarily British twentieth century neo-classical composers.
> When it came to B and Russell only mentioned the Beatles and
> Benjamin Britten, I was disappointed, although not surprised, that
> he had not mentioned Kate.  At this point, I half-tuned out the
> show and read the paper.

Geez, I've had this show on video tape for years and never knew that
Kate was in it because when he got through the B's and Kate was not
mentioned, I got pissed off and ejected the tape!

|>oug