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	Putumayo Presents Miriam Makeba Homeland
		She was forced to spend most of her career away from her homeland after an impassioned anti-apartheid speech before the United Nations in 1963.
		Makeba was allowed to return to South Africa in 1990, and was embraced by Nelson Mandela and other leaders of the anti-apartheid movement for her struggles in exile.
		Homeland is a musical masterpiece that captures "Mam Africa" in fine form.
	www.putumayo.com /cd_africa/miriam_makeba_homeland.html (212 words)

	Uriah Heep - Uriah Heep - Similar Albums
		Rock music is littered with bands that wrecked on the studio/live double album concept; Man is rare in that their attempt, despite the departure of Clive John, brought them their first real success.
		A genial album with unvarnished self-production that finds Lord and Ashton landing more between The Band and Van Morrison than between their erstwhile regular bands; the soul and funk touches are similar to Alan White's solo venture from Yes, which was recorded at about the same time.
		Grand Funk Railroad's 1970 somewhat eponymous album, their second for Capitol, is characteristic of the classic rock radio sound that would permeate the airwaves of the late 20th century.
	www.mp3.com /albums/16727/similar.html (879 words)

	Contemporary Aboriginal Music - Aboriginal Art Online
		Their first album Homeland Movement in 1988 received little public attention but the 1991 single 'Treaty' and subsequent remix and album Tribal Voice won the band widespread media attention, and generated international recording and touring commitments.
		The song 'Treaty' and the album won an unprecedented string of awards in 1991-92 - resulting in the lead singer and songwriter Mandawuy Yunipingu receiving the 1992 Australian of the Year award.
		The band has released three albums since then and is a driving force behind the annual Garma Festival of Yolngu culture.
	www.aboriginalartonline.com /culture/conmusic.php (727 words)

	The Irrawaddy News Magazine Online Edition (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Their blatantly political songs combined elements of Western folk with embellishments played by indigenous instruments, and were performed at public gatherings and helped to bridge the broad gap between rural farmers and students.
		The Hukbalahap movement, which brought together communist and socialist forces in the Philippines during the 1940s and 1950s, was dubbed the "singing army" for their use of songs in spreading propaganda and inspiring confidence during battle.
		Singers are also impelled to include a minimum of four "constructive songs" on their albums, and Mun Awng says that this weighs heavily on the conscience of the artists and audience alike.
	www.irrawaddy.org /aviewer.asp?a=2707&z=102 (1803 words)

	Channel4.com - SlashMusic - Jimmie Dale Gilmore
		The album was recorded in Nashville, but this is not mainstream country music.
		Rather, Gilmore was one of the fathers of the '90s No Depression movement that includes such "alternative country" bands as Uncle Tupelo and Freakwater.
		His Texas roots embrace the homeland's swing as well as the high and lonesome open spaces of the prairie.
	www.channel4.com /music/music-core/album.jsp?albumId=499439 (140 words)

	[you can't extract me from my plastic fantasy] - kate bush wiki. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Her first album, The Kick Inside, was released in 1978, and featured songs she had written during the previous two years, including the single "Wuthering Heights", which topped the UK and Australian charts and became an international hit.
		Bush during the promotion of album The Single File (1983)A pattern began to form in the 1980s, in which Bush would disappear for up to four years while she honed her new material until it was ready for release.
		The album was not considered to be a financial success, although it still reached number three in the UK album charts.
	users.livejournal.com /__didntthinkso/13664.html (4784 words)

	Heads Up: Smooth Africa
		The gold album spawned the Grammy-nominated pop hit,"Lies." Scatting note for note along with his ingenious guitar licks became one of the signatures of Butler's clever synthesis of organic African melodies and rhythms, funky R&B, rousing gospel and slick jazz.
		The group's first album on the Sheer Sound label, Tears Of Joy, was nominated for the FNB award for "Best Traditional Jazz Album." In addition to recording, producing and writing music for television, Mrubata tours extensively with both his group and the Sheer All-Stars.
		Sonesta, his debut album, is just one of the many jewels to emerge from the post-apartheid years, filling the void of the once barely recognized local music scene.
	www.headsup.com /albums/3054.asp (3913 words)

	CBC Radio \| The Current \| Whole Show Blow-by-Blow
		But the Sikh independent movement is a thing of the past for politicians in the Punjab.
		Singh is the Chief Bureau of the Times of India- the Punjab edition and he's been an observer of the Sikh movement for years, we reached him by phone in Chandigarh, India.
		Although not a commercial success in Canada- the album has sold more than 300 000 copies in India and is a hit in the UK.
	www.cbc.ca /thecurrent/2005/200503/20050318.html (1117 words)

	Yothu Yindi - Biography - AOL Music
		Mushroom Records released the demo as it was as Yothu Yindi's first album, Homeland Movement.
		Mandawuy's family has a long and proud tradition in the struggle for aboriginal land rights and at the beginning of the 1990s there was political talk of the possibility of a symbolic treaty between fl and white Australians.
		Initially, Mandawuy used his music profile to further the cause of his "other" job, as headmaster of a culturally mixed school in Arnham Land, but he ended up being forced to apply for leave to concentrate on his music career.
	music.aol.com /artist/yothu-yindi/23658/biography (420 words)

	Long Way To The Top
		In 1988 Yothu Yindi performed at bicentennial protest concerts in Sydney and recorded the album 'Homeland Movement' which was performed at the Seoul Cultural Olympics in Korea.
		The 1991 album 'Tribal Voice' produced the hits 'Treaty' and 'Djapana' which gained the band recognition as the first predominately Aboriginal act to get widespread media attention.
		The latest album 'Garma' was launched with an open air concert at Gulkula in their homelands of north-east Arnhem Land.
	www.abc.net.au /longway/artist_index/yothuyindi.htm (514 words)

	RFI Musique - - Khaled
		The album "Khaled" - recorded partly in Brussels with the aid of producer Michael Brook, partly in Los Angeles with the legendary Don Was - would generate a whole string of hits for the Rai star including the best-selling "Didi".
		Released three years after his previous album "Sarha", this 15-track extravaganza included a cover of the John Lennon classic "Imagine" (recorded as a duet with Israeli diva Noa) and two songs in French written by Jean-Jacques Goldman - "Derviche tourneur" and "C'est la nuit" which was chosen as the first single release from the album.
		With the Raï movement beginning to lose some of its initial momentum and rumours circulating that Khaled’s voice was no longer as powerful as it once was, the singer decided it was time to make a comeback.
	www.rfimusique.com /siteEn/biographie/biographie_6027.asp (3602 words)

	HowlSpace
		Mushroom Records either thought the tape was so good it didn't need any more work or decided it was good enough for aboriginal music, and released the demo as it was, as Yothu Yindi's first album, 'Homeland Movement'.
		The other side of the album concentrated on traditionally based songs like 'Djapana' (Sunset Dreaming), written by former teacher Mandawuy Yunupingu.
		The version of 'Treaty' which became a dancefloor sensation, took the band into the sales charts, and raised their profile internationally, turned the tables on the song's original intention - favouring the musical message over the political one.
	www.howlspace.com.au /en/yothuyindi/yothuyindi.htm (418 words)

	MAGNA CARTA RECORDS > Releases > HUNDRED YEAR FLOOD - Magellan
		His solo album "Pilgrimage To A Point" is well respected among progressive rock fans.
		Robert felt that the lyrics contained in the song were ahead of their time when they were written and, yet, are extremely meaningful today.
		Having appeared on stage and in the studio as well as contributing to the songwriting of that classic prog group's latest albums, Sherwood has made a reputation for himself through the huge Yes fan base as a talent of large proportions.
	www.magnacarta.net /albums_profile.asp?Band_ID=39&Album_ID=52 (1319 words)

	Judaism FAQs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Its 1913 constitution states that one of its purposes is "to preserve in the [prayer] service the reference to Israel's past and hopes for Israel's restoration." From 1917 on, the annual reports of the United Synagogue always featured the Zionist cause.
		To be sure, the Conservative movement has not always agreed with all of Israel's positions on domestic and foreign affairs, but we still remain firm and loving supporters of the State of Israel.
		Today the Masorti movement is an independent Israeli organization, that is parallel to, and not a subset of, the USCJ.
	groups.msn.com /judaismfaqs/israelzionismandthemasortimovement.msnw (1128 words)

	Jimmy Cliff Harder They Come
		After conquering his Jamaican homeland, Cliff went on to conquer England, Africa, Europe and Brazil at the invitation of Island Records founder Chris Blackwell.
		Jimmy's album 'Humanitarian' is about bringing out the better side of humanity, which going in this new millennium, is really going to be a necessity," explains Cliff.
		From decade to decade and 22 albums later, Jimmy Cliff is still drawing capacity crowds of all ages.
	www.reggaemovement.com /Artists/jimmycliff.htm (734 words)

	Áine Minogue - Between The Worlds
		The journey begins as movement between worlds and the beginning of the search; moving from birth to death, from the old world to the new, and from this world to the next.
		The genius of O'Carolan was in incorporating the essence of the music of his homeland with the European classical tradition he emulated.
		These boundaries marked the new season, and allowed for movement between the worlds as lines along which the supernatural were thought to break through to the surface of existence.
	www.minogue.com /albums/between.html (959 words)

	Yothu Yindi: National Geographic World Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Originating in the Yolngu Aboriginal homelands on the northeast coast of the Australian territory, Yothu Yindi formed in 1986 just two years before the controversial Australian bicentennial celebration.
		At first, touring was limited by singer Mandawuy Yunupingu's role as a school principal, but the momentum behind the band's next album would change the group's fortunes.
		Besides issuing six albums of its own music, the Yothu Yindi Foundation Masters Series has become an outlet for essential indigenous music of the continent.
	worldmusic.nationalgeographic.com /worldmusic/view/page.basic/artist/content.artist/yothu_yindi (335 words)

	Mandawuy Yunupingu
		Their second Album, last years Tribal Voice (1993), went double Platinum in Australia; the band is now poised to launch their fourth tour to America in April (1994).
		In the 1960's they initiated the Aboriginal Land Rights movement petitioning the government for the right to exercise Aboriginal authority regarding the use of land and the granting of mining rights in their traditional homeland areas.
		Their album Freedom is a visionary statement of hope for a shared destiny of a global community.
	www.didjeridu.com /wickedsticks/voices/mandaw.htm (3173 words)

	Yothu Yindi - the band (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The Yolngu members of Yothu Yindi live in the tribal homelands of north-east Arnhem Land 600 kilometres east of the Northern Territory capital of Darwin.
		A move pioneered in north-east Arnhem Land, the homeland movement has seen Aboriginal people returning to their traditional lands and lifestyles- relying less on the trappings of Western society and more on traditional activities such as hunting, fishing and cultural and ceremonial education.
		Consequently, the birth of the Aboriginal land rights movement can be directly traced to the actions of the fathers of two of Yothu Yindi's founding members, Mandawuy Yunupingu and Witiyana Marika.
	www.yothuyindi.com /thebandinfo2.html (398 words)

	Neil Young Clobbers the Thought Police - Center for Media and Democracy
		This rousing, upbeat song is backed by a hundred voice choir, as is much of the album, and is filled with audio clips of President Bush's 'flip flops' and false and misleading claims, snipped from news conferences and speeches.
		The entire album is a pro-American, pro-family, pro-troops challenge to citizens in the United States, Neil's adopted homeland, to get it together and make change happen.
		The challenge is to amp it up and take the movements for peace and justice to a new level, riding again the wave of unity and love of country that went up in toxic smoke after Bush and Cheney hijacked post-9/11 sentiment and flew America into the lies, damned lies and mess of Iraq.
	www.prwatch.org /node/4758 (1470 words)

	A New Liberating Grass-Root Political Movement
		Through nationalistic grass-root movements by the Iranians in their own local communities, unity is becoming more and more possible.
		This new political phenomenon calls for a formation of a grass-root, futuristic and visionary political movement, free from any religion, based on an innovative, liberating and visionary platform, governed by the unmatched and superior power of reasoning, common sense, ethical and honorable means of providing and managing public safety and social equality.
		We all agree that, this new grass-root political movement, shall be free of any religion, and function only based on an innovative, liberating and visionary platform, governed by the unmatched and superior power of reasoning, common sense, ethical and honorable means of providing for, and managing public safety and social equality.
	www.venusproject.com /ecs/A_New_Political_Movement.html (1655 words)

	When is a didjeridu not a yirdaki ?
		They are predominantly sung in English, although the themes are Yolngu, such as in the song 'Homeland Movement' which deals with Yolngu people returning to ancestral areas from settlements to which they had been forcibly moved.
		On Homeland Movement the integration of the two main music influences is limited, and somewhat stilted at times, but indicates future directions.
		Throughout the album and Website packaging there is consistent emphasis on the interconnections between land, music, art and Yolngu, and the possibility of 'both ways' co- operation between Yolngu and Balanda (Europeans).
	www.didjeridu.com /wickedsticks/articles/agendas.htm (3852 words)

	CMT.com : Squire : Biography
		Though they were still virtually unknown in their homeland, America had begun picking up on Hits from 3000 Years Ago.
		They never made the breakthrough into the mainstream, but the album and its follow-up EP, September Gurls, (the title track was a cover of the Big Star classic) in 1984 became cult classics in American power-pop circles.
		Squire began preparation for their next album, Smash, but decided to call it quits before its completion.
	www.cmt.com /artists/az/squire/bio.jhtml (425 words)

	LEFT OFF THE DIAL - Album Reviews - Tarentel: We Move Through Weather
		We Move through Weather is the most recent album on the Temporary Residence label by Tarentel, a San Francisco band known for playing tight, slowly developed, rhythmically driven epic-length instrumentals.
		Where on previous releases Tarentel might anchor the rhythmic and thematic movement of a piece in a tightly-wound, interplaying guitar line, here we get heavy, off-kilter percussion that stumbles forward, as delirious drones and lost melodic elements drift in and out of surprisingly chaotic sound collages.
		The album as a whole evokes everything from the uncaring unpredictability of natural disaster to a sense of post-homeland security spies-in-the-wires dread.
	www.leftoffthedial.com /Tarentel_Move.htm (251 words)

	Telarc Jazz Piano Artist - Hiromi
		The wildfire ignited by this Japanese-Bostonian's debut album spread all the way back to her homeland, where it went gold by the end of the year.
		Unlike her first release, Brain is a straight-up trio album, with bassist Anthony Jackson filling in the low end on three of the tracks.
		Her use of keyboard on this album generates moments of spaceman sounds similar to Radiohead or Flaming Lips, while her arrangements would make Zappa and Beethoven grin and nod their head in time, P-Funk style.
	www.hiromimusic.com /recordings-Brain.htm (505 words)

	Lynne/Dr.Awesome Albums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		This album might take some time getting into, but is well worth the effort.
		What really makes this album stand out is the series of short bridges connecting the various songs.
		Due to a tremendous amount of bad luck, the album was delayed for quite a while, but should now be available both from Lynne and other outlets.
	folk.uio.no /mronning/Music/Lynne/albums.html (1246 words)

	Amazon.ca: Living With War: Music: Neil Young (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		But that's not what elevates this album: it's his pure, naked, visceral reaction to the Bush administration's foreign policy, building on a canon of outrage that he began with 1970's "Ohio," penned in the wake of the Kent State student deaths.
		On this album, Neil Young makes his feelings about these issues painfully clear, he is clearly against the war, and his outspokenness on the subject should endear him to the left wing/anti-war movement everywhere.
		If the album were acoustic and the songs written and played and arranged more along the lines of his most recent albums which are fantastic in everyway, then this album might be excellent but its only interesting and mildly exciting for my taste.
	www.amazon.ca /Living-War-Neil-Young/dp/B000FI9OSG (1518 words)

	Mushroom Music Publishing \| Yothu Yindi
		Early in 1989, Homeland Movement was released to critical acclaim.
		The album featured the band's first hit single, Treaty, which crashed into the Australian Top Twenty and spent 22 weeks in the national charts.
		The album featured dramatic new recordings of the band's earlier Australian hits plus new songs like One Blood (co-written with Paul Kelly) and traditional Yolngu songs of the Gumatj clan performed by tribal elder and ceremonial leader Galarrwuy Yunupingu.
	www.mushroommusic.com.au /songwriters/songwriter.asp?id=46 (1347 words)

	Smithsonian Center for Latino Initiatives:: The Interpretation and Representation of Latino Cultures: Research and ...
		It was a significant tenet of the “I’m brown and I’m proud” movement of the Brown Berets, as well as of nationalist indigenistas.
		Defined as the mythic homeland of the Aztecs before they set off to found Tenochtitlán (present Mexico City), during the Chicano Movement Aztlán became synonymous with the United States southwest and Chicano nationalism.
		Though Gonzalez’s poem speaks of the loss of the Southwest by Mexico, the image presents an optimistic view of Aztlán’s rebirth and reclamation by the Chicano Movement and is visually represented by the merger of the United Farm Worker union flag into the rising sun over a rural landscape.
	latino.si.edu /researchandmuseums/presentations/romo.html (3725 words)

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