Shara Nelson - Revision history

Tmothy at 20:55, 7 December 2009

Tmothy — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 20:55:49 GMT

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	She is probably best known for providing the vocals on '''''[[Unfinished Sympathy]]''''' which has been widely critically acclaimed, notably in polls produced by MTV2, NME, and various other magazines and reviewers. A reviewer for the BBC has said that: "More than a decade after its release it remains one of the most moving pieces of dance music ever, able to soften hearts and excite minds just as keenly as a ballad by Burt Bacharach or a melody by Paul McCartney."		She is probably best known for providing the vocals on '''''[[Unfinished Sympathy]]''''' which has been widely critically acclaimed, notably in polls produced by MTV2, NME, and various other magazines and reviewers. A reviewer for the BBC has said that: "More than a decade after its release it remains one of the most moving pieces of dance music ever, able to soften hearts and excite minds just as keenly as a ballad by Burt Bacharach or a melody by Paul McCartney."

-	Shara released her debut solo single simply under the name "Shara" entitled ''Can't Get Over You'' in 1986, produced by Lindel Lewis. In the late 80's she worked with Jah Wobble, Adrian Sherwood and most prominently '''[[The Wild Bunch]]''' (who would later become '''[[Massive Attack]]'''.	+	Shara released her debut solo single simply under the name "Shara" entitled ''Can't Get Over You'' in 1986, produced by Lindel Lewis. In the late 80's she worked with Jah Wobble, Adrian Sherwood and most prominently '''[[The Wild Bunch]]''' (who would later become '''[[Massive Attack]]''').

	[[File:Shara Nelson Unfinished Sympathy 2.jpg\|200px\|left]]		[[File:Shara Nelson Unfinished Sympathy 2.jpg\|200px\|left]]
	She decided to discontinue working with the band after the '''[[Blue Lines]]''' album. However, Shara did record one song for the band's second album '''[[Protection]]''', given the title '''''Matter of Time''''' before leaving the band.		She decided to discontinue working with the band after the '''[[Blue Lines]]''' album. However, Shara did record one song for the band's second album '''[[Protection]]''', given the title '''''Matter of Time''''' before leaving the band.

Tmothy at 20:55, 7 December 2009

Tmothy — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 20:55:20 GMT

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-	She is probably best known for providing the vocals on ~~the [[Massive Attack]] song~~ ''[[Unfinished Sympathy]]'' which has been widely critically acclaimed, notably in polls produced by MTV2, NME, and various other magazines and reviewers. A reviewer for the BBC has said that: "More than a decade after its release it remains one of the most moving pieces of dance music ever, able to soften hearts and excite minds just as keenly as a ballad by Burt Bacharach or a melody by Paul McCartney."	+	She is probably best known for providing the vocals on '''''[[Unfinished Sympathy]]''''' which has been widely critically acclaimed, notably in polls produced by MTV2, NME, and various other magazines and reviewers. A reviewer for the BBC has said that: "More than a decade after its release it remains one of the most moving pieces of dance music ever, able to soften hearts and excite minds just as keenly as a ballad by Burt Bacharach or a melody by Paul McCartney."

-	Shara released her debut solo single simply under the name "Shara" entitled "Can't Get Over You" in 1986, produced by Lindel Lewis. In the late 80's she worked with Jah Wobble, Adrian Sherwood and most prominently [[The Wild Bunch]] who would later become [[Massive Attack]].	+	Shara released her debut solo single simply under the name "Shara" entitled ''Can't Get Over You'' in 1986, produced by Lindel Lewis. In the late 80's she worked with Jah Wobble, Adrian Sherwood and most prominently '''[[The Wild Bunch]]''' (who would later become '''[[Massive Attack]]'''.

	[[File:Shara Nelson Unfinished Sympathy 2.jpg\|200px\|left]]		[[File:Shara Nelson Unfinished Sympathy 2.jpg\|200px\|left]]
-	She decided to discontinue working with the band after the ''[[Blue Lines]]'' album. However, Shara did record one song for the band's second album ''[[Protection]]'', given the title "Matter of Time," before leaving the band.	+	She decided to discontinue working with the band after the '''[[Blue Lines]]''' album. However, Shara did record one song for the band's second album '''[[Protection]]''', given the title '''''Matter of Time''''' before leaving the band.

Tim at 21:51, 19 September 2009

Tim — Sat, 19 Sep 2009 21:51:48 GMT

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	Shara released her debut solo single simply under the name "Shara" entitled "Can't Get Over You" in 1986, produced by Lindel Lewis. In the late 80's she worked with Jah Wobble, Adrian Sherwood and most prominently [[The Wild Bunch]] who would later become [[Massive Attack]].		Shara released her debut solo single simply under the name "Shara" entitled "Can't Get Over You" in 1986, produced by Lindel Lewis. In the late 80's she worked with Jah Wobble, Adrian Sherwood and most prominently [[The Wild Bunch]] who would later become [[Massive Attack]].

		+	[[File:Shara Nelson Unfinished Sympathy 2.jpg\|200px\|left]]
	She decided to discontinue working with the band after the ''[[Blue Lines]]'' album. However, Shara did record one song for the band's second album ''[[Protection]]'', given the title "Matter of Time," before leaving the band.		She decided to discontinue working with the band after the ''[[Blue Lines]]'' album. However, Shara did record one song for the band's second album ''[[Protection]]'', given the title "Matter of Time," before leaving the band.

Tim at 21:50, 19 September 2009

Tim — Sat, 19 Sep 2009 21:50:35 GMT

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		+	[[File:Shara Nelson Unfinished Sympathy.jpg\|250px\|right]]
	She is probably best known for providing the vocals on the [[Massive Attack]] song ''[[Unfinished Sympathy]]'' which has been widely critically acclaimed, notably in polls produced by MTV2, NME, and various other magazines and reviewers. A reviewer for the BBC has said that: "More than a decade after its release it remains one of the most moving pieces of dance music ever, able to soften hearts and excite minds just as keenly as a ballad by Burt Bacharach or a melody by Paul McCartney."		She is probably best known for providing the vocals on the [[Massive Attack]] song ''[[Unfinished Sympathy]]'' which has been widely critically acclaimed, notably in polls produced by MTV2, NME, and various other magazines and reviewers. A reviewer for the BBC has said that: "More than a decade after its release it remains one of the most moving pieces of dance music ever, able to soften hearts and excite minds just as keenly as a ballad by Burt Bacharach or a melody by Paul McCartney."

	Shara released her debut solo single simply under the name "Shara" entitled "Can't Get Over You" in 1986, produced by Lindel Lewis. In the late 80's she worked with Jah Wobble, Adrian Sherwood and most prominently [[The Wild Bunch]] who would later become [[Massive Attack]].		Shara released her debut solo single simply under the name "Shara" entitled "Can't Get Over You" in 1986, produced by Lindel Lewis. In the late 80's she worked with Jah Wobble, Adrian Sherwood and most prominently [[The Wild Bunch]] who would later become [[Massive Attack]].

-	~~Her work with [[Massive Attack]] was not solely confined to singing, and she assisted with other aspects of the songmaking process. However, she~~ decided to discontinue working with the band after the ''[[Blue Lines]]'' album. However, Shara did record one song for the band's second album ''[[Protection]]'', given the title "Matter of Time," before leaving the band.	+	She decided to discontinue working with the band after the ''[[Blue Lines]]'' album. However, Shara did record one song for the band's second album ''[[Protection]]'', given the title "Matter of Time," before leaving the band.

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She is probably best known for providing the vocals on the [[Massive Attack]] song ''[[Unfinished Sympathy]]'' which has been widely critically acclaimed, notably in polls produced by MTV2, NME, and various other magazines and reviewers. A reviewer for the BBC has said that: "More than a decade after its release it remains one of the most moving pieces of dance music ever, able to soften hearts and excite minds just as keenly as a ballad by Burt Bacharach or a melody by Paul McCartney."

Shara released her debut solo single simply under the name "Shara" entitled "Can't Get Over You" in 1986, produced by Lindel Lewis. In the late 80's she worked with Jah Wobble, Adrian Sherwood and most prominently [[The Wild Bunch]] who would later become [[Massive Attack]].

Her work with [[Massive Attack]] was not solely confined to singing, and she assisted with other aspects of the songmaking process. However, she decided to discontinue working with the band after the ''[[Blue Lines]]'' album. However, Shara did record one song for the band's second album ''[[Protection]]'', given the title "Matter of Time," before leaving the band.