Ofra Haza
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Live Review by Richard Gehr, The Village Voice, 29 March 1988
Ofra Haza: S.O.B.’s, New York ...
Ofra Haza: Queen Elizabeth Hall, London
Live Review by Jane Solanas, New Musical Express, 16 April 1988
NOT A hip-hop victim in sight, and still Ofra Haza sold out the QEH. Israel's most successful pop star drew a crowd which consisted of ...
Interview by James Brown, New Musical Express, 14 May 1988
Already a star in her native Israel, OFRA HAZA has broken out of the 'world music' ghetto thanks to a sample of her remarkable voice ...
Ofra Haza: Yemen They Couldn't Hang
Interview by Caroline Sullivan, Melody Maker, 14 May 1988
AFTER ERIC B AND RAKIM ABDUCTED HER EXOTIC VOICE FOR THEIR HIT SINGLE 'PAID IN FULL', EVERYONE KNOWS WHAT OFRA HAZA SOUNDS LIKE. CAROLINE SULLIVAN ...
Profile and Interview by Mark Dery, Elle, February 1989
"I THINK people were a little tired of rock and roll and disco," says singer Ofra Haza. "And suddenly, along came something very different, very ...
Ofra Haza: And The Wind Whispers Ofra
Interview by Christine Natanael, Reflex, February 1990
OFRA HAZA... when spoken, the name rolls lyrically from the tongue, flowing in fluid phonetics, ancient rhythmic mystical syllabications closer to the soul than to ...
Review by Chuck Eddy, Rolling Stone, 22 March 1990
'YA BE YE', the first single from Yemenite thrush Ofra Haza's Desert Wind, is a song of maternal advice, a Middle Eastern rejoinder to the ...
Ofra Haza: Kirya (East West 9031-76127-2); Sandra: Close To Seven (Virgin CD 262 576)
Review by Andy Gill, The Independent, 23 April 1992
DISCO DIVAS now come in all nationalities and flavours. The Yemenite Jewish disco queen Ofra Haza, best known for the minor hit 'Im Nin Alu', ...
Review by David Bennun, Melody Maker, 2 May 1992
IGGY POP? As if Eldritch wasn't unlikely enough — Iggy f***ing Pop? This lady's agent doesn't lack imagination. What next? A guest spot with GG ...
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