In 1982 she met up with producer Stephen Hague and pressed 1000 copies of 12" vinyl "Kinetic b/w "I Live" for Sirus Records.[3][4]Kinetic was voted "Screamer of Week" by listeners of Long Island radio station WLIR on January 2, 1983.[5] and received modest airplay on her hometown station KROQ-FM. Kinectic was also played in New York dance clubs. I Live was played on college radio stations.[3][4]
Later in the year Blake released a 4-song EP entitled Kinetic for Backstreet Records which was also produced by Hague. The song Kinetic was about her hopes that awareness of changing cellular structure would help the human species to survive. Drop Your Pants was Blake's attempt to show how "ridiculous" the fear of sex in United States was. On August 4 it became her second song to be named "Screamer of the Week" by WLIR listeners.[5] This song was also mentioned in an edition of The Guide to Getting it On by Paul Joannides.[6]
I Live was a song about "the ordinary – living in the house of your own making" which Blake found to be profound. Goose Step reflected Blake's fear that the Nazi Party would reemerge.[3][4] She was buried at the Westwood Village Memorial Park in Los Angeles.
hilary, musician, hilary, blake, known, professionally, hilary, singer, songwriter, performer, from, angeles, born, 1950, died, july, 2007, hilarybirth, namehilary, blakeborn1950, originlos, angeles, california, united, states, diedjuly, 2007, genresnew, wave,. Hilary Blake known professionally as Hilary was a singer songwriter performer from Los Angeles She was born in 1950 2 and died in July 2007 1 HilaryBirth nameHilary BlakeBorn1950 1 OriginLos Angeles California United States 2 DiedJuly 2007 1 GenresNew wave synthpopOccupation s Singer songwriter performerInstrument s vocals synthesizers and drum machines 3 Years active1978 2007LabelsSirius Records 3 Career editBlake sang with madrigal groups at Shakespeare festivals in England and studied acting with Agnes Moorehead at age 11 3 4 In 1978 she matched free verse poetry with synthesizers and drum machines to produce her signature sound 3 4 In 1982 she met up with producer Stephen Hague and pressed 1000 copies of 12 vinyl Kinetic b w I Live for Sirus Records 3 4 Kinetic was voted Screamer of Week by listeners of Long Island radio station WLIR on January 2 1983 5 and received modest airplay on her hometown station KROQ FM Kinectic was also played in New York dance clubs I Live was played on college radio stations 3 4 Later in the year Blake released a 4 song EP entitled Kinetic for Backstreet Records which was also produced by Hague The song Kinetic was about her hopes that awareness of changing cellular structure would help the human species to survive Drop Your Pants was Blake s attempt to show how ridiculous the fear of sex in United States was On August 4 it became her second song to be named Screamer of the Week by WLIR listeners 5 This song was also mentioned in an edition of The Guide to Getting it On by Paul Joannides 6 I Live was a song about the ordinary living in the house of your own making which Blake found to be profound Goose Step reflected Blake s fear that the Nazi Party would reemerge 3 4 She was buried at the Westwood Village Memorial Park in Los Angeles References edit a b c biography at Trouser Press a b last fm biography a b c d e f g copy of the Press Release on a fan site Archived June 5 2010 at the Wayback Machine a b c d e Backstreet Records 1983 Press Release Archived December 25 2008 at the Wayback Machine a b WLIR amp WDRE 92 7 FM Screamer amp Shreiks of the Week Tribute Page The Guide to Getting it On German edition Wild Thing Sex Tips for Boys and Girls 2012 OnlineExternal links editHilary at AllMusic Hilary discography at Discogs Hilary at MTV Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Hilary musician amp oldid 1146698412, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
