From: "Clifford Duffy" <cwduff-AT-hotmail.com>
Subject:  Middle East music services to the Middle East.
Date: Tue, 17 Jul 2001 02:18:21 -0400


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> >

> >
> >  Palestine songs chart at No. 19         "No singer-songwriters have 
>really
> >                                          touched the Israeli-Palestinian
> >  This Side of Paradise, a CD             conflict, mostly out of fear of
> >  containing four songs about the pain    stirring up a political 
>hornet's
> >  of the Palestinian struggle, charted    nest,” Parry continues "If you 
>care
> >  at No. 19 on MP3.com's ‘Triple A’       about people, the reaction you 
>get
> >  format Adult Album Alternative chart    for standing with them 
>shouldn't
> >  on 8 February 2001, two days after it   matter, and the Palestinians 
>are the
> >  was released. MP3.com's charts are      longest-suffering and
> >  compiled from online plays of songs,    longest-remaining example of 
>human
> >  downloads of songs, and by CD sales.    disrespect for human rights."
> >
> >  By Scottish artist Nigel Parry, four    For an interview with Nigel 
>Parry
> >  songs of the CD’s nine are based on     about the album, visit Here.
> >  his experiences of living and working
> >  in Palestine between 1994 and 1998 as   For more information:
> >  the Public Relations Officer at         
>http://www.thissideofparadise.org and
> >  Birzeit University.                     for a look at Parry's 
>well-known
> >                                          photodiary "A Personal Diary of 
>the
> >  This Side Of Paradise has been sent     Israeli-Palestinian Conflict" 
>browse
> >  to the main 'Triple A' format college   to: http://nigelparry.com/diary
> >  stations in Michigan, one region of
> >  the United States with a high
> >  proportion of Palestinians and other    [Image]
> >  Arabs. Michigan college stations with
> >  copies of the CD include WDBM/WLFT,
> >  WCBN, WUMD, and WDET.
> >
> >  According to Parry, who currently
> >  lives in St. Paul, Minnesota, the       [Image]
> >  songs: "Are a series of snapshots of
> >  things that I saw or experienced on     Pulp Home
> >  my first visits to Palestine. They      Email this to a friend
> >  sum up a lot of the sadness of the      Previous Editions of Pulp.
> >  country, the pervasiveness of the       khaleej.com home
> >  military occupation, and the            Please give us your feedback
> >  difficulties faced by Palestinians in
> >  their daily lives. Over there, all
> >  people experience things that only a
> >  few of us in the West even have to
> >  think about."
> >
> >  Top
> >
> >  In This Issue of The Pulp
> >  Feature: Palestine songs chart at No.
> >  19
> >  Dubai UK Garage debut defies
> >  predictions
> >  Interview with Nigel Parry
> >  Changing times for Dubai musicians.
> >  Khaleej.com Artist Biographies.
> >  Live Events in the month.
> >  Your Shout.
>
>http://www.khaleej.com/pulp/feb2ed9/feature.htm

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	Palestine songs chart at No. 19 This Side of Paradise, a CD containing four songs about the pain of the Palestinian struggle, charted at No. 19 on MP3.com's =91Triple A=92 format Adult Album Alternative chart on 8 February 2001, two days after it was released. MP3.com's charts are compiled from online plays of songs, downloads of songs, and by CD sales. By Scottish artist Nigel Parry, four songs of the CD=92s nine are based on his experiences of living and working in Palestine between 1994 and 1998 as the Public Relations Officer at Birzeit University. This Side Of Paradise has been sent to the main 'Triple A' format college stations in Michigan, one region of the United States with a high proportion of Palestinians and other Arabs. Michigan college stations with copies of the CD include WDBM/WLFT, WCBN, WUMD, and WDET. According to Parry, who currently lives in St. Paul, Minnesota, the songs: "Are a series of snapshots of things that I saw or experienced on my first visits to Palestine. They sum up a lot of the sadness of the country, the pervasiveness of the military occupation, and the difficulties faced by Palestinians in their daily lives. Over there, all people experience things that only a few of us in the West even have to think about." Top In This Issue of The Pulp Feature: Palestine songs chart at No. 19 Dubai UK Garage debut defies predictions Interview with Nigel Parry Changing times for Dubai musicians. Khaleej.com Artist Biographies. Live Events in the month. Your Shout. "No singer-songwriters have really touched the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, mostly out of fear of stirring up a political hornet's nest,=94 Parry continues "If you care about people, the reaction you get for standing with them shouldn't matter, and the Palestinians are the longest-suffering and longest-remaining example of human disrespect for human rights." For an interview with Nigel Parry about the album, visit Here. For more information: http://www.thissideofparadise.org and for a look at Parry's well-known photodiary "A Personal Diary of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict" browse to: http://nigelparry.com/diary  Pulp Home Email this to a friend Previous Editions of Pulp. khaleej.com home Please give us your feedback