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	Paula Cole
		Cole then set to work supporting the album with extensive touring, both on her own and as part of the first Lilith Fair event (a touring festival that also included female performers such as Sarah McLachlan, Melissa Etheridge and Jewel).
		Cole's third effort Amen surfaced in 1999, its songs taking a distinct turn towards hip-hop and R&B, and featuring input from hip-hop artists Tionne "T-Boz" Watkins, Gang Starr's DJ Premier, and even Missy Elliott (who contributed to a track included with the single I Believe In Love).
		The bulk of the recordings, however, were created using The Paula Cole Band, a unit consisting of longtime collaborators and former Berklee classmates Jay Bellerose and Kevin Barry (on drums and guitar, respectively).
	www.nndb.com /people/402/000095117 (448 words)

	Official Ticketmaster site. Paula Cole tickets, concerts and tour dates
		Cole was born and raised in Rockport, MA, the daughter of an amateur musician and a visual artist.
		Cole was one of the performers to receive a significant boost of profile from the tour, and was the subject of many articles in the mainstream press.
		In 1998, Cole won the Grammy for Best New Artist, despite the fact that she released her debut album in 1994 and therefore was technically ineligible.
	www.ticketmaster.com /artist/766706 (739 words)

	Paula Cole Biography - AOL Music
		Paula Cole was one of the many female singer/songwriters who rose to prominence in the mid-'90s in the wake of alternative's commercial breakthrough.
		Cole was born and raised in Rockport, MA, the daughter of an amateur musician and a visual artist.
		Cole was one of the performers to receive a significant boost of profile from the tour, and was the subject of many articles in the mainstream press.
	music.aol.com /artist/paula-cole/44869/biography (331 words)

	Paula Cole
		Paula Cole (born April 5, 1968 in Rockport, Massachusetts, USA) is an American singer and songwriter.
		Cole was born to a visual artist mother and a father who was an entomologist who formerly played polka music.
		Cole entered the Berklee College of Music in Boston when she was 18, where she studied jazz singing and improvisation.
	www.paula-cole.com (166 words)

	Rock On The Net: Paula Cole
		Paula Cole was born in the small rural town of Rockport, MA to a family already dabbling in music and the arts.
		Cole talked with CNN about Lilith Fair: "There was a vacancy an a need for women to support each other in music, in business, in life...
		Paula played a benefit for hand gun control in L.A. - the result of her song "Be Somebody" which Cole didn't write for the cause but feels "...it works out to be a perfect gun control song...America is just so violent.
	www.rockonthenet.com /artists-c/paulacole_main.htm (871 words)

	AskMen.com - Paula Cole pictures
		While there may have been certain obvious similarities between Cole and artists such as Alanis Morissette and Meredith Brooks, Paula, like the aforementioned musicians, had her own voice and was determined to be heard on her own terms.
		Cole maintains that her family has been the greatest influence on getting her to where she is today, both professionally and personally.
		Paula Cole has played before audiences all over the world, opening for artists like Peter Gabriel, Melissa Etheridge and Sarah McLachlan, and as part of the Lilith Fair lineup before she began headlining her own tours in the late '90s.
	www.askmen.com /women/singer_200/211b_paula_cole.html (955 words)

	Paula Cole - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Although some press and stories focused on Cole being an unpopular and lonely child during her schooling in Rockport public schools, this is almost purely fiction.
		In late 1996 Cole released her sophomore album on Warner Brothers, This Fire, which was entirely self-produced.
		Paula Cole's songs are highly referenced in pop culture, particularly in TV shows (The Simpsons, South Park, Saturday Night Live) and films (Urban Legend, Scary Movie).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Paula_Cole (906 words)

	AskMen.com - Paula Cole
		Paula's second album, This Fire (1996) put her on the musical map with smash hits like "Where Have All The Cowboys Gone?," "Me" and "I Don't Want To Wait," which also became the theme song for the series Dawson's Creek.
		Paula Cole was part of the wave of female singer-songwriters who emerged during the mid-'90s, and were unfairly heaped together as the "angry young women" of the post-grunge era.
		Paula Cole was born on April 5th, 1968 in Rockport, a small fishing village in coastal Massachusetts.
	www.askmen.com /women/singer_200/211_paula_cole.html (448 words)

	My tribute to Paula Cole
		Paula Cole was born April 5 1968 and grew up in Rockport, a small Massachusetts town and the "Bethlehem" she sang about with tender pain on Harbinger (her debut release on Imago, re-released on Warner Bros. Records).
		Paula opened up her performance with a solo clarinet tune, part of the song,"Tiger".She then gave an emotional dedication to her Mother"wherever she may be", with the song,"Happy Home".She continued with"Ordinary",followed by"Bethlehem",with a brief,emotional telling of her troubled youth.
		Paula's keyboard work was fantastic,as was her dancing and interacting with her backup band,who she made sure was noticed too,Jay Bellrose on drums, Kevin Barry on guitar, and Paul Bushnell on bass.
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	Paula Cole Music Guide - WikiMusicGuide, the Music Wiki (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Paula Cole was born on April 5, 1968 at Rockport, Massachusetts (a small fishing village), to parents Stephanie (a visual artist) and Jim Cole (an entomologist and bass player in a polka band).
		Her third album, Amen, released in 1999 with her newly formed band Paula Cole Band(with her former Berklee classmates Jay Bellerose on drums and Kevin Barry on guitars), was very different from her previous album since it was hip-hop and RandB influenced.
		Cole was forced to distribute the tracks to her website to make it available to the listening public.
	www.wikimusicguide.com /Paula_Cole (590 words)

	Paula Cole , Celebrity profile, bio, biography
		Cole released her debut album, "Harbinger", in 1994 on the Imago record label.
		Cole was nominated for several Grammy awards in 1997.
		In her heyday, Paula Cole created some controversy by appearing in public wearing tank tops and sleeveless shirts, and even totally nude on the This Fire album cover, without shaving her armpits.
	www.starglimpse.com /celebs/pages/paula_cole/paula_cole.shtml (477 words)

	paulacole.net • about Paula Cole
		After high school, Paula attended Berklee College of Music in Boston, where she studied jazz singing, improvisation, and was a member of the gospel choir.
		Paula emerged with what she modestly referred to as her "little piece of art," an emotionally resonant album that rippled with earthy sensuality, soul-on-the-sleeve-sincerity and beautiful, poignant melodies that could not be erased.
		Paula is the first woman in Grammy history to receive that honor.
	www.paulacole.net /about.html (1069 words)

	Paula Cole Photos - Paula Cole News - Paula Cole Information
		Paula was honoured to sing a duet with Melissa Etheridge on VH1.
		Paula Cole: For me music is a vehicle to bring our pain to the surface, getting it back to that humble and tender spot where, with luck, it can lose its anger and become compassion again.
		Paula Cole: While some people would be even more frightened by the prospect of singing in front of people, I am actually freed by the music.
	www.tv.com /paula-cole/person/86000/summary.html (182 words)

	Paula Cole is worse than cold sausage
		I Believe In Love: Here, Paula Cole proudly proclaims that she "believes in love to be the center of all things." Not only has this cliched sentiment been conveyed in thousands of syrupy love songs in the past, but Cole has the gall to proclaim it over a thumping, pseudo-Curtis Mayfield beat.
		Cole, as far as anyone knows, has never sold her body, has never lived in the ghetto and has never watched her baby brother smoke crack.
		Paula Cole has a pretty voice, and her backup band is not bad, but this girl needs a wake up call.
	www.usmusicvault.com /paulacoleamen.html (742 words)

	The Ectophiles' Guide to Good Music - Paula Cole (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		After reading all this criticism of Paula Cole i had to respond by saying that I was one of the people who thought her second album was one of my favorites of that year.
		I've managed to see some footage of Paula Cole in concert here during her Berklee College days, and what struck me the most was her jazz and r&b singing.
		I remember when Paula Cole's CD Harbinger came out, and I thought it was just about the best thing that I'd heard in a long time.
	ectoguide.org /artists/cole.paula (5036 words)

	Paula Cole : Amen - Listen, Review and Buy at ARTISTdirect
		Thanks to Paula Cole's appearance on the first Lilith Fair and "Where Have All the Cowboys Gone?," This Fire didn't really take off until nearly a year after its 1996 release; plus, its closer "I Don't Want to Wait" became nearly omnipresent in 1998.
		She may tread uncomfortably close to the smooth, sweetly cloying pop of Sarah McLachlan, but Cole somehow became convinced that she was a soul singer.
		Despite the occasional sophomoric lyric, Cole never sounds as strident as she occasionally did on This Fire, and the entire album is clearly the work of an artist who is more assured than ever before.
	www.artistdirect.com /nad/store/artist/album/0,,880516,00.html (399 words)

	Amazon.com: Amen: Music: Paula Cole (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Paula Cole's third release is a lesson in sticking to what you know.
		It's a shame that Paula Cole's 1999 release "Amen" did not get the same attention that her hit previous album, "This Fire," did, because this album is Paula's best work to date.
		Paula is definitely one of the most talented ladies in music today, and I eagerly look forward to her return.
	www.amazon.com /Amen-Paula-Cole/dp/B00001P4OQ (1811 words)

	Amazon.com: This Fire: Music: Paula Cole (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		While Paula Cole seems to have the vocal capability to sing in a style similar to Sarah McLachlan, she generally chooses to sing in a style all her own that is different from Sarah.
		I had never heard a voice as awesome as Paula's, the lyrics are whimsical and ironic, and I'll admit, seeing her in the video (including her facial expressions) reminded me so much of a girl I was close to at the time.
		But the one inside photo of Paula with her head buried in her hands doesn't seem to fit with the rest of the artwork at all.
	www.amazon.com /This-Fire-Paula-Cole/dp/B000002NBO (1560 words)

	ProgressiveRockers.com Artist Profile: Paula Cole
		Songwriter-vocalist-pianist Paula Cole was born in rural Rockport, Massachusetts.
		Cole performed with Peter Gabriel's band and was invited by Melissa Etheridge to perform with her on the VH-1 "Duets" broadcast.
		Cole's self-produced 1996 sophomore release was This Fire, released after a mere two week stint in a NYC recording studio.
	www.progressiverockers.com /cgi/profile.cgi?artistnum=15 (804 words)

	Paula Cole Resurfaces - Sound Effects - The Boston Globe
		Just this morning I was wondering what on earth happened to Paula "Where Have All The Cowboys Gone" Cole....
		Joan Anderman is a staff music critic for the Boston Globe.
		But Cole -- who won the Best New Artist Grammy in 1997 -- has just announced that she'll return to her alma mater to play her first concert in seven years at Berklee Performance Center on Feb. 16 (tickets go on sale Thursday).
	www.boston.com /ae/music/blog/2006/12/paula_cole_resu.html (207 words)

	Paula Cole Tickets - Cheap Paula Cole Concert Shows Tickets At Onlineseats
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	MTV News \| Music News, Movie News, Features and Interviews, Artist Photos
		July 8 [12:00 EDT] -- When you think club music, the ska pop and folk sounds of No Doubt and Paula Cole aren't likely to be the first things that come to mind, especially their more slow-tempo hits.
		But Cole's melancholy "Where Have All the Cowboys Gone," has spent weeks on the club-play and dance singles charts - not to mention a top ten spot on the pop charts - thanks to a maxi-single of several remixes.
		Paula Cole is also on tour, with Sarah McLachlan's Lilith Fair.
	www.mtv.com /news/articles/1427228/07081997/paula_cole.jhtml (499 words)

	Paula Cole - Images and Biography
		Paula Cole’s musical talent became apparent at an early age, when she began singing before she started to talk.
		Cole grew up in the small town of Rockport, Massachusetts, where she was a straight-A student and was her high school’s junior prom queen.
		With the help of a psychotherapist, Cole decided that the best way to overcome her problems was to immerse herself in music.
	www.kevo.com /profile/paulacole/history/WIKI_VERSION/1224 (324 words)

	Paula Cole Band, Amen - PopMatters Music Review
		And, unlike Jewel, she is no poet.) (Consider the latter remark ironic.) Paula Cole has seen the world and she knows that it is full of sorrow.
		And the ghetto cliché factory that is "La Tonya": you may join Cole in asking "Lord won't you please save me?" but you will be asking God's deliverance from this song.
		She, or he, or some deity or another (Cole is pretty wide open to all manner of religious expression, including the Marianism of the cover photo which turns her into the Blessed Virgin herself) gets dragged in to the proceedings every three or four minutes.
	www.popmatters.com /music/reviews/p/paulacoleband-amen.shtml (444 words)

	Paula Cole (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		The new Paula Cole album Courage is scheduled for a June 12, 2007 release.
		Paula Cole will appear on the new Chris Botti record to be released in the fall of 2007.
		Berklee Article: Back after nearly a decade out of the spotlight, Paula Cole, '90, shares insight and advice.
	www.paulacole.com (524 words)

	Paula Cole
		Shortly afterward, she was invited by Peter Gabriel to perform on his 1992-93 world tour, which was followed by their release of '94s Harbinger that followed.
		In 1996 Paula Cole entered a New York City recording studio to begin production on This Fire, the follow-up to her stunning 1994 debut, Harbinger.
		Two weeks later, the singer songwriter/producer/multi-instrumentalist emerged with what she modestly referred to as her "little piece of art," an emotionally resonant album that rippled with earthy sensuality, soul-on-the-sleeve-sincerity and beautiful, poignant melodies that could not be erased.
	www.hrmusic.com /artists/pcoart.html (436 words)

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