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Country: US |
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Label/Number:
Columbia 8 2876 74820 2 |
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Release
date: September, 2005 |
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Chronology: A
one-track, promo-only release of the first (and only) single from
Aerial, housed in a slim jewel case |
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Cover drawing by
Bertie (Kate's son) |
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King Of The
Mountain Lyrics |
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What
it's about: A lament about the loneliness and the loss of innocence and anonymity one
suffers when they become famous. (But after seeing the video, it
could just be "a song about Elvis"...) |
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Running
time: 4:45 |
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Etc: King Of
The Mountain marked Kate's return from a 9 year, 4 month
drought. It was her first new material since Mná
na hÉireann in May, 1996. |
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Etc2: It was an
even longer drought for US fans. Her last release on this side
of the Atlantic was The Man I Love (11 years, 2 months
earlier). |
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Etc3: US fans were
treated to this disc at a private listening party in New York. The
rest were sent to radio stations around the country, but the single
failed to chart. |
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