John Parish & Polly Jean Harvey - Dance Hall At Louse Point flac album

Dance Hall at Louse Point is the debut collaborative studio album by English alternative rock musicians PJ Harvey and John Parish, released on 23 September 1996 on Island Records. Parish wrote and played the music, while Harvey sang vocals and wrote the lyrics.

John Parish and Harvey performing live in 2009. Parish – whom Harvey describes as her "musical soulmate" – has been working with Harvey for over 20 years. Besides her own work, Harvey has also collaborated with a number of other artists. She collaborated with Egyptian artist Ramy Essam on "The Camp", a charity single released in June 2017 to benefit displaced children in the Lebanese Bekaa Valley fleeing the Syrian Civil Wa. .

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John Parish & Polly Jean Harvey ‎– Dance Hall At Louse Point. Label: Island Records ‎– ICT 8051, 524 278-4. Country: Netherlands.

After releasing the '90s rock masterpiece To Bring You My Love, Polly Jean Harvey deflected the immense pressure of a follow-up by teaming with guitarist John Parish for this 1996 collaboration.

Dance Hall at Louse Point. This song is by John Parish & Polly Jean Harvey and appears on the album Dance Hall at Louse Point (1996).

John Parish and Polly Jean Harvey - Dance Hall at Louse Point (1996) Alternative Rock, Indie EAC Rip Flac(Image) + Cue + Log & iPod M4A(Tracks) & MP3 CBR 320Kbps Island Records, CID 8051/524 278-2 ~ 230 or 232 or 105 Mb FSonic, FServe, Uploaded, Uploadstation Scans (JPG) Included After releasing the '90s rock masterpiece To Bring You My Love, Polly Jean Harvey deflected the immense pressure of a follow-up by teaming with guitarist John Parish for this 1996 collaboratio.

There was the bravado of 50 Ft. Queenie on Rid of Me, then the flamenco drama of To Bring You My Love. Now we’re supposed to think of Dance Hall at Louse Point as a collaborative project with t 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  . On Taut, the album’s winning burst of Sonic Youth-style noise, she moans and rumbles like a guitar stabbed with a screwdriver. 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.