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November 1979 “Kidnapped on a Building Site” is a song written by Kate Bush. It was recorded as a demo in 1979 at London AIR Studios.

October 1979 From the “Kate” Christmas Special. After Kate performed “Them Heavy People,” she, her brother Paddy, and one of her backing vocalists from her concerts sang this quick introduction for Peter Gabriel, her guest on the show. The special was filmed in October, but broadcast on December 28, 1979.

September 1979 “The Wedding List” is a song written by Kate Bush. The song was premiered during the Christmas Special in 1979. The studio recording was released on Kate’s third album, “Never for Ever,” a little over eight months later. This is the demo version recorded in late 1979.

August 1979 “Blow Away” is a song written by Kate Bush. It was released on the album “Never for Ever.” It was dedicated to Bill Duffield. This is the demo version recorded in mid-1979. Kate debuted the song on November 18, 1979 during a concert at the Royal Albert Hall, celebrating 75 years of the London Symphony Orchestra. This was the first and only performance of the song.

April 10, 1979 Her last song at her first Manchester Apollo Theatre date.

Late March 1979 London's Rainbow Theatre is taken over for the final dress rehearsals before the commencement of the tour. 0:00 - Wow 0:59 - Kite April 3, 1979 The Liverpool Empire date, the first official date of the tour. 1:23 - Wow 2:23 - James and the Cold Gun (music)

Late February/Early March 1979 Excerpts of tour rehearsals at Wood Wharf Studios, South London. Kate can be heard singing “Kite” and “Wow.” (sorry for the abrupt ending on “Wow”)

July 1977 “Don’t Push Your Foot on the Heartbrake” is a song written by Kate Bush. It was originally released on her second album “Lionheart,” but the song was written a few years before. This is the demo version from 1977.

December 9, 1978 Kate performs two songs on the U.S. NBC-TV program, Saturday Night Live. This is the only live entertainment program on U.S. television, and is the most influential program for the pop music market, as well the most important American showcase for "alternative" music. Kate performs “The Man with the Child in His Eyes,” seated on a piano, to the accompaniment of veteran rock key...

February 9, 1978 Kate makes her first-ever television appearance in a disused tram depot in West Germany, for the famous Bio's Bahnhof on WDR-TV. She sings “Kite” live, backed effectively by the KT Bush Band, and “Wuthering Heights” to a backing tape. The backdrop, which is supposed to represent the Yorkshire moors, includes a volcano. Following her performance, the host, Dr. Alfred Biolek, car...

July 1977 “L’Amour Looks Something Like You” is a song written by Kate Bush, included on her debut album “The Kick Inside.” This is the demo recorded before the final album version.

July 1977 “Moving” is a song written by Kate Bush, included on her debut album “The Kick Inside.” The song is a tribute to Lindsay Kemp, who was her mime teacher in the mid-seventies. This is the demo recorded before the final album version.

November 1976 “Kashka from Baghdad” is a song written by Kate Bush. This is the demo from 1976. It was eventually re-recorded and released on Kate’s second album “Lionheart.”

1973 “Queen Eddie” is a song written by Kate Bush. It was recorded as a demo twice; once in 1973, and again in 1976. The song has never been released officially, but it did end up on various bootlegs. The song is also known as “Eddie” and “The Gay Farewell.”