Catherine Howe

United kingdom singer/songwriter Catherine Howe, the youngest of five children, was raised in Halifax, in Yorkshire, but right before her 12th birthday she moved to London to wait the Corona Stage College. She researched both performing and performing there, but upon graduation at age group 18 made a decision that she wished to pursue just music. The tone of voice and piano demos she documented in CBS studios in 1969 ultimately resulted in a agreement with Reflection Information, which released her debut record, What a Gorgeous Place, in 1971. She got to hold back four years on her behalf next release, nevertheless, this time around with RCA, which emerged by means of Harry, whose name track earned her an Ivor Novello Prize for songwriting. In 1976 Silent OUR MOTHER EARTH came out, adopted three years later on by Dragonfly Times. After her brokers urged her to improve her design and method of her music to market more information, Howe retaliated by departing the music business totally and returning house to Halifax, where she wedded and started a family group. In 2005, Howe released Princelet Road, her first fresh materials in over 25 years. Another year Beat CONTINUES ON reissued two of her old records put together onto one disk, Harry/Silent OUR MOTHER EARTH.