Pat Kane 'Hue & Cry' - an interview.

Pat Kane and I discuss all things Hue & Cry including his take on fame, the music industry, behavioral patterns and whether having chart success is more important then selling out gigs and concerts.

[@jonylawson73]

Criminally underrated songwriter ..one of the very best

[@nickycotton6137]

Can't believe Labour Of Love never hit the number 1 slot! Classic never tires.❤

[@stevem-h3562]

I remember Stars Crashing Down. I was in the crowd at Wembley when they opened for Madonna in 1987, I bought all three albums and I saw them at the Albert Hall on the S.C.D. tour. My first ever Abert Hall gig and its a place I've come to adore, so H&C have been an important fulcrum in my musical life. Big thanks to Pat and Greg for that.

[@kimgiles1076]

Really great interview. Pat is very articulate and interesting to listen to 🎉

[@BlytheWorld1972]

What a voice he has .. will comment on the video after iv watched it.

[@robertbills4290]

Just say you love me. Is the song and video that always gets me just a beautiful song

[@anthonypatterson1711]

Fab interview,very real and organic.

[@ianrobert6239]

Interesting, great guy Pat. Thanks Ally.

[@theaccidentalpopstar]

Cheers Ian 👍👍

[@kieronbowker9983]

Fascinating. I got off the Biz merry go round at a much earlier point and many years earlier but I followed this story. Pat is honest and articulate and might I add a very talented guy. I would absolutely include the bro. Thank you.

[@paulalanghorn1774]

I love your channel just watched the Lee Murray interview and now watching pat kane love hue and cry

[@barbaragordon8433]

Took our daughter aged 8 at the time to see her favourite band Hue and Cry in Glasgow. We sat beside the music journalist Billy Sloan by accident thanks to a benevolent worker at the SSEC. Loved every minute of the concert and will remember it forever as will our daughter Sara.👵🏼xx

[@eightiesmusic1984]

I read Billy Sloan's book recently. It was a good book. He said Simple Minds were incredibly hospitable to people in the local area when they recorded an album in Scotland in the eighties, inviting locals to a party thrown to thank them for having them in the area. Class act.

[@joeswinford2618]

Yet another great interview. The key is your excellent questions. The list of musicians you could interview is endless. Brilliant!

[@theaccidentalpopstar]

Thanks as always Joe, I have plenty more lined up.

[@jonylawson73]

Jazz not jazz is also a fantastic work of art

[@GerrardNelson]

Agreed and next move from the old stuff!!!

[@stewartwhite3537]

Great interview, interesting to hear Pat speak with such candour about how things went awry in the early 90's and how he has evolved.

[@theaccidentalpopstar]

Cheers 🙂

[@kieronbowker9983]

Art & commerce. Nice point

[@TheWillHadcroft]

Wonderful interview. So candid and self-depreciating. Highly intrigued by the news of an Electronic Dance Music record in the works. I've always appreciated the EDM remix of "Sweet Invisibility" that was released as a single (and prefer it to the original album version).

[@theaccidentalpopstar]

Thank you mate 🙂

[@BlytheWorld1972]

Yes the early single and maxi singles always had superb covers

[@jeanettedevereux7664]

Magic duo

[@jonylawson73]

Stars crash down for me ranks alongside aja and parade ..a masterpiece

[@stevem-h3562]

Good interview by the way - Jame Grant of Love & Money would probably be a good one to interview or even better, if you can talk him into it, Steven Lindsey of The Big Dish (now Interlopers)...

[@Cormac-jd2kx]

Labour of Love masterpiece

[@St.E.V.T]

Jesus I spent the 1st few mins here thinking Moby was in this interview and maybe his real name was pat kane .. rattled