Kate gets a small inheritance, and decides to leave school to concentrate on preparing herself for a career in music.
She buys an old honky-tonk piano for 200 Pounds and begins screeching into existence her unmistakable voice.
[This statement implies that the twenty-two demo-recordings which are now circulating among fans date from no earlier than 1976. I do not know what the basis is for Peter's assumption, however.]
The EMI deal begins to take shape. A publishing contract is settled first.
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