guitar work by Eric Clapton, and Gary Brooker (from the band Procol Harum), and Jeff Beck also collaborated. Trio Bulgarka (who had contributed to The Sensual World) appeared on three songs: "You're the One", "The Song of Solomon", and "Why Should I Love You?". A short film, The Line, the Cross and the Curve, written and directed by Bush, and starring herself and English actress Miranda Richardson, was released the same year. It featured six songs from the album: "Rubberband Girl", "And So Is Love", "The Red Shoes", "Moments of Pleasure", "Eat the Music" and "Lily". The first five were used as promo videos for the singles, though Bush recorded a separate video for the American release of "Rubberband Girl" (though this video is intercut with clips from The Line, the Cross and the Curve). The film was nominated for the Long Form Music Video at the 1996 Grammy Awards. In 1995, Bush received a Brit Award nomination for Best British Female Artist. The album was recorded digitally, and Bush has since expressed regrets about the results of this, which is why she revisited seven of the songs using analogue tape for her 2011 album Director's Cut, as well as releasing a remastered version of The Red Shoes in 2011, based on the master from an analogue backup tape. Bush performed "Lily" and "Top of the City" live for the first time in 2014 as part of the Before the Dawn concert residency. Track listing Personnel Kate Bush – vocals, keyboards (exc. 4), piano (4, 5, 8, 9), Fender Rhodes (5, 8, 12), bass guitar and guitar (10), co-arranger (11) Michael Kamen – orchestral arrangements Del Palmer – Fairlight programming, electronic drums Stuart Elliott – drums (1–3, 6–9, 11, 12), percussion (1, 3, 5, 7) John Giblin – bass guitar (1–3, 6, 8, 9, 12) Danny McIntosh – guitar (1, 5–9) Horn section (1, 3, 9, 11) Nigel Hitchcock – tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone (1) Steve Sidwell – trumpet, flugelhorn (11) Paul Spong – trumpet Neil Sidwell – trombone Gary Brooker – Hammond organ (2, 9, 12) Eric Clapton – guitar (2) Paddy Bush – vocals (3, 7, 9), valiha, singing bowls and fujara (6), musical bow, whistle and mandola (7) Justin Vali – valiha (3, 7), kabosy and vocals (3) Trio Bulgarka – vocals (5, 11, 12) Dimitar Penev – vocal arrangements for Trio Bulgarka Charlie Morgan – percussion