Dan McIntosh is the husband of Catherine Bush CBE (Kate Bush), an English singer, songwriter, pianist and record producer.
In 1978, aged 19, Kate Bush topped the UK Singles Chart for four weeks with her debut single “Wuthering Heights”, becoming the first female artist to achieve a UK number one with a self-written song.
There is very scanty information about Kate Bush’s marriage, and this is primarily because despite her celebrity status, she is notoriously private about her personal life.
According to several reports, Kate Bush is thought to have married fellow musician Danny McIntosh back in 1992.
In 1993, fans were left bewildered when the Kate Bush took a 12-year hiatus from music on the back of a very impressive career.
During that period, the music legend invested her time in raising a family with her husband, away from the prying eyes of the public.
Danny is a guitarist with the bands Bandit and The Quick, and also played guitar on albums by Dollar, Deniece Williams and Amii Stewart in the 1980s.
Who Is Dan McIntosh?
Dan McIntosh is an English origin and guitarist born on May 4, 1956 in London, United Kingdom.
Though he studied English Literature at school, he is best known as a guitarist.
Dan developed a keen interest in playing the guitar from his childhood.
Dan started taking formal training in playing guitar at the age of 10 but only launched his career as a guitarist after completing his degree.
Dan quickly became a guitarist with the bands “Bandit” and “The Quick.” The talented guitarist also played guitar on albums by Dollar, Deniece Williams, and Amii Stewart throughout the 1980s, thereby making his mark on the entertainment scene.
In 1993, he played the guitar on several of Kate’s notable songs, including “Rubberband Girl,” “The Red Shoes,” “Constellation Of The Heart,” “The Song Of Solomon,” “Top Of The City,” and “Lily.”
Dan McIntosh runs a record label called Independent and makes use of New Age Style Instrumental to create his musical sound.
Dan has an album titled Dave, and has also recorded songs such as “Tough Times Right Now,” “Give Me Warmth” and “Because That’s Where I Find My Comfort.”