Liu Sola
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Liu Sola (surname Liu; 刘索拉 in Chinese) (born 1955) is a Chinese composer, author, and vocalist.
She has worked with James Blood Ulmer, Jerome Bailey, Wu Man, Henry Threadgill, Umar Bin Hassan, Buckethead and Bill Laswell.
She has been influenced by Chinese folk music, though she has also studied opera, and following her love of Otis Redding and Aretha Franklin, has toured the Mississippi Delta studying blues and playing with blues musicians. In the mid-80's she led an all-female psychedelic Pink Floyd influenced band and in 1988 formed a reggae band.
In September 2001 she founded the New Folk Big Band in China.
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[edit] Bibliography
[edit] Novellas
- Ni Bie Wu Xuanze (You Have No Choice)
- Blue Sky Green Sea
[edit] Novels
- Chaos And All (1989)
- Da Ji Jia De Xiao Gu Shi (2000)
[edit] Discography
- Blues in the East (1994)
- China Collage (1997, with Wu Man)
[edit] External links
- LiuSola.com
- AdventureDivas.com: Liu Sola
- BeijingScene.com: Red China Blues Woman by Pan Keyin
- AsiaSource.org: Singing the Chinese Blues: An Interview with Liu Sola by Michelle Caswell
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