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		Dance Hall At Louse Point was released in September 1996, followed by one single, That Was My Veil.
		The set included a number of songs from Dance Hall At Louse Point: Rope Bridge Crossing, City Of No Sun, Civil War Correspondent, Heela and especially Taut, which quickly became one of the audience's live favourites.
		Patrice Toye used to listen to Dance Hall At Louse Point while she was writing her script and thought that this kind of music would suit the film perfectly.
	johnparish.com /bio.html (1639 words)

	Dance Hall at Louse Point - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Dance Hall at Louse Point is a 1996 album by John Parish and Polly Jean Harvey.
		Parish wrote and played the music, while Harvey sang vocals and wrote the lyrics.
		Parish and Harvey did a brief UK club tour with the Mark Bruce Dance Company in early 1997, performing the album’s experimental songs with a group of interpretive ballet dancers onstage.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Dance_Hall_at_Louse_Point (403 words)

	Polly Jean Harvey & John Parish (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Her new album, Dance Hall at Louse Point (Island), a collaboration with guitarist and songwriter John Parish, is neither as polished nor as affecting as her earlier albums, and yet it demands that you sit up and take notice.
		Dance Hall proves that Harvey, even when she's not trying all that hard, still has the strength, the agility, and the command of a cobra.
		Dance Hall at Louse Point may be a side project for Harvey, but it's hardly negligible.
	www.bostonphoenix.com /alt1/archive/music/reviews/09-26-96/HARVEY_PARISH.html (620 words)

	New Releases - New York Times
		On ''Dance Hall,'' attributed to Harvey and John Parish (the guitarist in her band), she keens and beseeches, speaks and croons through 12 songs with music by Parish.
		''Dance Hall'' is a frustrating and scattered album, with brilliant moments followed by irritating patches.
		One of the album's high points is ''Is That All There Is?'' (which can also be heard playing in an art gallery in the film ''Basquiat'') in which Harvey takes all the innocence Peggy Lee poured into her version of the Leiber and Stoller song and turns it into the chilling monologue of a sociopath.
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	John Parish (Site not responding. Last check: )
		By all rights, Dance Hall At Louse Point shouldn’t be much of anything, a one-off collaboration between Harvey and the guitarist from her pre-fame band Automatic Dlamini, who wrote all the music here.
		But Harvey is probably the fastest-growing artist in rock, and Louse Point seems to have hit just the right point on her growth curve.
		I suppose the clue to this lay in last year's Dance Hall at Louse Point shows, where items such as their interpretation of Eno's Here Come The Warm Jets demonstrated the instrumental power at the core of this particular outfit.
	www.johnparish.com /reviews.html (2181 words)

	Dance Hall at Louse Point - John Parish - Song Listings
		Often mistakenly credited as an appearance on Parish's record (an artist who had never released a major-label solo record during his long career as a sideman, writer, and producer), Harvey's contribution to Dance Hall at Louse Point is at least equal to Parish's.
		Not only did the singer co-produce the record, she wrote all the record's lyrics and her vocal performances figure very prominently on Dance Hall at Louse Point, which was released in America on the singer's label home, Island.
		Dance Hall at Louse Point is in no way a strict duplication of Parish and Harvey's prior work together on To Bring You My Love.
	www.mp3.com /albums/190712/summary.html (635 words)

	John Parish: interview, lyrics, pictures, discography, biography - Onda Rock
		The music I wrote for "Hamlet" lead directly to the music I wrote for the "Dance Hall at Louse Point" album I did with Polly Harvey a few years later.
		The first instrumental piece on "Louse Point" lead me to be asked to write the score for the Belgian movie "Rosie".
		It happened to fall at the same time as we were recording "Louse Point", so she invited him down to the studio to hear what we were doing.
	www.ondarock.it /Parish_eng.html (1563 words)

	PJ Harvey and John Parish team up for Dance Hall
		Dance Hall at Louse Point is an amalgam of Harvey's sounds--part chanteuse, part hard rocker--and if it's not another definitive statement from a pretty important force in music, it's certainly a beguiling departure for her and Parish.
		What's made her so exciting is that she's been able to negotiate the edge-of-the-cliff histrionics while still making enrapturing music; Dance Hall at Louse Point mostly maintains that balancing act, but the album's weakest moments demonstrate how Harvey can go wrong artistically.
		Dance Hall at Louse Point is a curious little record.
	www.usc.edu /student-affairs/dt/V129/N43/02-harvey.43d.html (646 words)

	PJ Harvey and John Parish
		I'm helping you realize what you're striving to achieve.' Whereas with Dance Hall..., all along the way we were very democratic about it, without having to sit down and draw up a contract, you know.
		So nothing from the original dance project thaat Polly saw is on Dance Hall At Louse Point, but this album is going to be used for a new dance project, I understand.
		That coincided with the time we were in the studio doing Louse Point, so she had him come down to the studio.
	www.penduluminc.com /MM/articles/pj.html (2116 words)

	The Michigan Daily Online
		Polly Jean Harvey and John Parish collaborate on 'Dance Hall at Louse Point'
		"Dance Hall at Louse Point," a collaborative album by John Parish and Polly Jean Harvey, contains numerous mood swings, haunting vocals, and eerie sounds that would be perfect for a Coen brothers movie.
		Of the 12 songs on the album, all are originals, except for a cover of the Peggy Lee standard, "Is That All There Is?" Harvey once again nails the vocals, demonstrating her range and ability to handle the demands of each tune, as she tenderly sings the low-key and very slow song.
	www.pub.umich.edu /daily/1996/oct/10-02-96/arts/arts2.html (929 words)

	Rolling Stone : Dance Hall At Louse Point : Review (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Now we're supposed to think of Dance Hall at Louse Point as a collaborative project with multi-instrumentalist John Parish, a longtime scene-maker in Harvey's hometown of Yeovil, England, in whose band, Automatic Dlamini, Harvey once played in her pre-PJ days.
		Harvey still has a bad case of the blues, but where on Dry she was "Sheela-Na-Gig," showing off her insides, she's now frustratingly enigmatic, whispering her confessions like a guilty Catholic, disguising them with biblical allusions and sub-Nick Cave Gothic imagery ("City of No Sun," "Urn With Dead Flowers in a Drained Pool").
		Appropriately, Dance Hall will be the basis of a dance piece touring Britain next year, with Parish and Harvey fronting a five-piece ensemble.
	www.rollingstone.com /reviews/album/190109/dance_hall_at_louse_point (487 words)

	PJ Harvey: Dance Hall at Louse Point (with John Parish): Pitchfork Record Review
		Dance Hall at Louse Point (with John Parish)
		Louse Point explores an even weirder side of Harvey than her previous efforts: the storyteller.
		With the creepiness of songs like "Urn with Dead Flowers in a Drained Pool" and a cover of the Leiber-Stoller oddity, "Is That All There Is," Harvey and guitarist John Parish enter a land of Lynchian eerieness that at times is downright spookifying.
	www.pitchforkmedia.com /article/record_review/18389/PJ_Harvey_Dance_Hall_at_Louse_Point_with_John_Parish (253 words)

	PJ Harvey : Dance Hall at Louse Point - Listen, Review and Buy at ARTISTdirect
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	PJ Harvey Records Broke Me
		067 Dance Hall at Louse Point by PJH/John Parish; 314-524 278-2 (96)
		068 Dance Hall at Louse Point; digipack; CIDX 8051/524 304-2 (96)
		069 Dance Hall At Louse Point; PRCD 7274-2 (96)
	www.splean.org /pollysigh/pjvox.html (1273 words)

	Scottish Arts Council - Archive - Profile: David Hughes
		David Hughes, regarded as one of Britainâs most respected dancers, began his dance training with Nadine Senior at Harehills Youth Group in Leeds, before studying at London Contemporary Dance School.
		He worked with Mark Bruce and dancers in Dance Hall at Louse Point, and danced for two years with Siobhan Davies Dance Company.
		He spent 2004 touring Scotland as a guest dancer with Alan Greigâs X-Factor Dance Company, and danced in the title role of Scottish Operaâs The Minotaour.
	www.scottisharts.org.uk /1/artsinscotland/dance/features/archive/profiledavidhughes.aspx (310 words)

	Amazon.com: Dance Hall at Louse Point: Music: John Parish & Polly Jean Harvey (Site not responding. Last check: )
		"Dance Hall at Louse Point" is an overlooked gem.
		They're free to play whatever they want, whichever way they want, and that music, unrefined and unrestrained, is what you get in "Dance Hall at Louse Point." The result is stunning.
		Dance Hall at Louse Point ~ John Parish & Polly Jean Harvey
	www.amazon.com /Dance-Hall-at-Louse-Point/dp/B000001E9Y (1170 words)

	PJ Harvey: lyrics, discography, pictures, biography, reviews - Onda Rock
		It's one of the centers of the world, a meeeting point for people, for cultures, for arts...
		Not only collaborated Harvey with the Australian songwriter, but she also worked with Tricky, Pascal Comelade and John Parish in the experimental project Dance Hall at Louse Point.
		So PJ Harvey can't rest, dragged by her dreams ("they're so intense that I can't separate them from reality", she said) and by a fatal attraction for everything is restless and seductive, "the men with great problems" included.
	www.ondarock.it /Harvey_eng.html (1307 words)

	Dance Hall At Louse Point - PJ Harvey - Music Records Shopping at dooyoo.co.uk
		Dance Hall At Louse Point - PJ Harvey
		Dance Hall At Louse Point - PJ Harvey : Harvey+Parish = Genius
		'Dance Hall...' is, for me, PJ's most expressive work to date.
	www.dooyoo.co.uk /music-records/dance-hall-at-louse-point-pj-harvey (300 words)

	Sirens Rising - Discography - Dance Hall At Louse Point
		Sirens Rising - Discography - Dance Hall At Louse Point
		'Dance Hall' was used as the soundtrack for a contemporary dance piece, choreographed by Mark Bruce.
		The band played live at these performances, and the poster for one of these shows is found at the right.
	room509.net /sr/disc/dhalp/index.html (189 words)

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		John says: "I was approached directly by Patrice Toye, the director of the film and she was a fan of the Dance Hall At Louse Point record, the album that Polly and I did together.
		However, when you’ve got Polly Harvey on hand as a potential lyricist, you’re laughing - hence the 1996 Dance Hall At Louse Point Lp, a project that John found particularly satisfying.
		John also cites the Dance Hall At Louse Point album as his most fulfilling project to date.
	www.angelfire.com /la/johnparish/eveningarticle.html (539 words)

	John Parish - Music Downloads - Online
		The result, 1995's To Bring You My Love, was her biggest success to date and initiated a fruitful collaboration between the two.
		Besides working on Harvey's albums, the two also released a duo album, 1996's Dance Hall at Louse Point, on which Polly added vocals and lyrics to compositions that John had initially devised for a theater production.
		Parish's first "solo" release came in 1998 with the soundtrack to the film Rosie.
	musicstore.connect.com /artist/710/John-Parish/1020507.html (376 words)

	Archives \| The Onion - America's Finest News Source
		Everybody loves PJ Harvey, whose To Bring You My Love was far and away the most critically acclaimed album of last year.
		Take one listen to Dance Of The Headless Bourgeoisie, and one question will stand out in your mind: Has NoMeansNo become the Rush of punk?...
		The relatively recent canonization of saxophonist Ornette Coleman has already erased from the record the long stretch of controversial contention...
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	Dance Hall At Louse Point \| The Onion - America's Finest News Source (Site not responding. Last check: )
		But they'll have trouble getting a read on this side project by singer Polly Jean Harvey and producer/songwriter John Parish.
		For starters, you might wonder why Parish gets top billing over the reason people will buy Dance Hall at Louse Point.
		Well, the answer is that Parish's languid, twisted arrangements dominate the show here, with Harvey spending much of the record sounding decidedly out-of-place.
	www.theonion.com /content/node/10845 (184 words)

	Rolling Stone : P.J. Harvey: Dance Hall At Louse Point : Music Reviews
		There was the bravado of "50 Ft. Queenie" on Rid of Me, then the flamenco drama of To Bring You My Love.
		Lyrically on Dance Hall at Louse Point, Harvey picks up where she left off on To Bring You My Love – more cryptic fables like scenes from a foreign film.
		Home : artists : P.J. Harvey : reviews : Dance Hall At Louse Point
	www.rollingstone.com /artists/pjharvey/albums/album/190109/review/5944594/dance_hall_at_louse_point (492 words)

	PJ Harvey online
		Songs: Girl, Rope Bridge Crossing, City Of No Sun, That Was My Veil, Urn With Dead Flowers In A Drained Pool, Civil War Correspondent, Taut, Un Cercle Autour Du Soleil, Heela, Is That All There Is?* Dance Hall At Louse Point, Lost Fun Zone.
		The album was used as the basis for a major British contemporary dance piece, choreographed by Mark Bruce and commissioned by The Performing Arts South Bank Centre.
		Is That All There Is? was a cover of the old Peggy Lee standard, which was recorded for the Basquiat movie soundtrack.
	www.pjharvey.net /disc/album_louse.html (142 words)

	PJ Harvey: To Bring You My Love ---Ink Blot Magazine
		She released a solo album called 4-Track Demos, which included both outtakes and previously unheard songs, before the arrival of To Bring You My Love.
		A related project, Dance Hall at Louse Point, saw her collaborate on a set of songs with guitarist John Parish, further exploring her interest in traditional music.
		Polly Harvey and John Parish Dance Hall at Louse Point
	www.inkblotmagazine.com /rev-archive/pjharvey.htm (406 words)

	Rid Of Me (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A day or so later, I was e-mailed by this person, saying he would be willing to trade his PJ Harvey video for mine, or he could sell them to me.
		I explained to him that I would have to buy them because I had none whatsoever, and he was kind enough to tape me 2 videotapes, and 6 audio tapes, one of which contained Dance Hall At Louse Point, which I had just never gotten around to buying.
		A few weeks later, I got them in the mail.
	members.tripod.com /~RidofMe/INDEX.htm (544 words)

	la musique des jours: Dance Hall at Louse Point: John Parish and Polly Jean Harvey
		la musique des jours: Dance Hall at Louse Point: John Parish and Polly Jean Harvey
		Dance Hall at Louse Point: John Parish and Polly Jean Harvey
		それぞれの曲には、都市の名前がついてる。この作品を作った経緯についてはよく知らない（笑）んだけど、おそらくはツアーで訪れたいろいろな町で書いた歌をまとめたって感じなのかもしれないな。心象風景というか、音像風景というか、まるで写真を見るかのような、音楽という聴覚的な媒介で視覚的な風景を見せてくれる数少ないアルバムになってると思う。聴きどころはやはり先行シングルとなったM4『That was my veil (Modena)』で、アコギのシンプルな響きにPolly Jean Harveyの激情ヴォーカルが映える曲。そしてBrsitolのM1『Girl』。弦の響きの細部までがきこえるような「生音」に拘ったアンビエントソング。そして同じくBristolのタイトルトラック『Dance Hall at Louse Point』。
	www.gooonguitarfactory.com /blog/archives/000083.html (67 words)

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