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Linda George is an Assyrian singer who resides in the United States Of America. George is widely known by the assyrian community in countries including the USA, Europe, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Syria,Iran, Lebanon and her homeland Iraq.

Career

George's career started in the Assyrian community in Chicago discovered of Assyrian singer Sargon Gabriel. Sargon featured Linda on his track "Dalaleh". The track became a popular record in the Assyrian community and helped land George her own album. George's first album, Hal Eiman, was released in 1983 and was instantly a success. Linda soon became popular and recognizable with the help of songs such as the title track "Hal Eman", "La Khaswit M'Barokh", "Nishra D'Atour and "Marqidly".

It was not until her third album Neqmeh Min Garbiat Atree that George had major success. The album, released in 1986, featured some of George's most popular songs. Songs such as "Asheeta", "Taleeboota", "Mokhibbie Kheesheleh" and "Ktowa Khashana".

With her next three albums, Alahata D'khooba, Shooprah o Khaila, Wardeh Bil Drananet Khooba and Kooma Khwara, George continued her success into the early 1990s. She became the first Assyrian singer to use contemporary beats and music with traditional Assyrian singing.^{[citation needed]} This was showcased on songs such as the party song "Kooma Khwara" where she also provided a remix version. George was the first Assyrian singer to sing in a different language on her albums. On one of the tracks featured on the album Wardeh bil Drananet Khooba, Linda sings in French. She also sings in English on one of the tracks on the album " Alahta D'Khooba Shoopra O'Khaila"

After dabbling with different beats and contemporary mixes on her three pervious albums, George changed the way of Assyrian Music on her seventh Album, "Khamra Teeka" released in 1993. The album, featuring the song "Matlab D'Libba" , featured a first for Assyrian Music.^{[citation needed]} The song featured a rap segment sung in part English, part Assyrian written & performed by Walid Ishak aka M.C. Roc the rapper of Groovetek . The song, dubbed the "Chapeh Chapeh Song" became successful. Other tracks on the album such as "Khamra Teeka", the title track, showed the direction that George's music was heading. The albums' other standout track however was the heart-wrenching song "Barwar". The song was released after the Gulf War and after the village of Barwar in Northern Iraq was bombed and left in shambles. The song tells the story of the devastation of the war but leaves listeners with a glimpse of hope and strength.

In the Mid to late 1990s, George released two albums. Her last studio album of the decade was 1995's "Khoot Goolpane't Malakha". The album contained a little bit of everything that Linda's previous albums featured, such as traditional music, upbeat contemporary beats, ballads and dance hits. In 1999, Linda released "Colors of my Country", a live album of traditional folk hits performed live in Media Tv based in Bruxell,Belgium.After a year she was sponsored by Froggie record in Australia to relaease her first album in English, the soon after the record company was legally vanished, Linda was only able to release 3 singels and return to the stated then for the assyrian New year celebration on April of 2001 she made her historical tour to North of Iraq, where she was welcomed by over 20 thousands of true fans.

In 2003, LG influenced by her last trip to North of Iraq she named her new release of "Silence of a Valley". The album featured new music from Linda as well as new music videos. she also reunited with Walid Ishak aka M.C. Roc for a new song called omtho hich lemaytho .Music from the album was used for the Assyrian feature length film "Cost of Happiness", released by Strategic Entertainment. With the release of the new album also came George's website.

In 2005, after Sadaam Hussein was de-throned as the leader of Iraq, Linda released "I am Free", a CD sung in Arabic with 4 songs. The lead single, "Ana Hurra" was released world wide as an anthem for the newly liberated Iraq. The songs' video was shot by Strategic Entertainment. The second single off the album, "Hulla Hulla" was subsequently released and a video was shot and premiered on Middle Eastern television stations.

More hits such "Parkhaneeta", " Doushi", "Tlaneeta D'Timmal", from the album titled "Doushi", was released in 2007. After being in demand and trvelling 2 million air miles by 2010. and being the most photographed woman in the Assyrian history. LG worked hard on her latest album titled " Mokhneeten Minokh" recording the album musically in Sweden and recording the vocals, final mixing, and mastering in the U.S. As she toured to Australia for the 22nd time Easter Tour of 2010, she was able to finised video taping one of her hit on this album, "Madeleey".... 2 more hits on this album will will be released as video clips, currently working on " Dakhit Msaya" in the U.S and "Mokhneeten Minokh" in Sweden.

Discography

1983 - Hal Eiman
1984 - Kursia D'Malkoota
1986 - Neqmeh Min Garbiat Atree
1988 - Warda b'il Drananeh d'Khooba
1988 - Kinara D'Rookha
1989 - Alaha't Khooba, Shoopra O Khaila
1991 - Kooma O'Khwara
1993 - Khamra Teeka
1994 - Peace On Earth (Christmas Album)
1995 - Khoot Goolpane't Malakha
1999 - Colors of my Country
2001 - No Quarter (English Single)
2003 - Silence Of A Valley
2005 - I am Free (Arabic Single)
2007 - Doushi
2010 - Mokhneeten Minokh

Links

Official Linda George site

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-'''Linda George''' is an [[Assyrian people|Assyrian]] singer who began singing at five in a local church choir. Her music ranges from a blend of traditional Assyrian beats, to modern new age music. She is known as the "golden voice". George has toured many countries including the USA, [[Europe]], [[Canada]], [[Australia]], [[New Zealand]], [[Syria]],    [[Iran]], [[Lebanon]] and her homeland [[Iraq]]. LG currently between her home in Las Vegas and home office in Glenview,Il both in USA. Linda going into the 3 decade os performing as an Assyrian Pop Queen and going to 4th decade chanting church Hymns. She has 35 hits and 70 memorable songs out of 17 albums including spiritual albums.
+'''Linda George''' is an [[Assyrian people|Assyrian]] singer who resides in the United States Of America. George is widely known by the assyrian community in countries including the USA, [[Europe]], [[Canada]], [[Australia]], [[New Zealand]], [[Syria]],[[Iran]], [[Lebanon]] and her homeland [[Iraq]].
-She wrote and co-wrote songs and that make her one of the greatest songstress of all times and the history of Assyrian music, yet the strongets pipes as a middle Eastern vocalist.
-==Early career==
+==Career==
 George's career started in the Assyrian community in Chicago discovered of Assyrian singer Sargon Gabriel. Sargon featured Linda on his track "Dalaleh". The track became a popular record in the Assyrian community and helped land George her own album.  George's first album, ''Hal Eiman'', was released in 1983 and was instantly a success. Linda soon became popular and recognizable with the help of songs such as the title track "Hal Eman", "La Khaswit M'Barokh", "Nishra D'Atour and "Marqidly".
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 With her next three albums, ''Alahata D'khooba, Shooprah o Khaila'', ''Wardeh Bil Drananet Khooba'' and ''Kooma Khwara'', George continued her success into the early 1990s. She became the first Assyrian singer to use contemporary beats and music with traditional Assyrian singing.{{Citation needed|date=April 2009}} This was showcased on songs such as the party song "Kooma Khwara" where she also provided a remix version. George was the first Assyrian singer to sing in a different language on her albums. On one of the tracks featured on the album ''Wardeh bil Drananet Khooba'', Linda sings in French. She also sings in English on one of the tracks on the album " Alahta D'Khooba Shoopra O'Khaila"
-==New Style==
 After dabbling with different beats and contemporary mixes on her three pervious albums, George changed the way of Assyrian Music on her seventh Album, "[[Khamra Teeka]]" released in 1993. The album, featuring the song "Matlab D'Libba" , featured a first for Assyrian Music.{{Citation needed|date=April 2009}} The song featured a rap segment sung in part English, part Assyrian written & performed by Walid Ishak aka M.C. Roc the rapper of [[Groovetek]] . The song, dubbed the "Chapeh Chapeh Song"  became successful. Other tracks on the album such as "Khamra Teeka", the title track, showed the direction that George's music was heading. The albums' other standout track however was the heart-wrenching song "Barwar". The song was released after the Gulf War and after the village of Barwar in Northern Iraq was bombed and left in shambles. The song tells the story of the devastation of the war but leaves listeners with a glimpse of hope and strength.
-==Mid - Late 1990's==
 In the Mid to late 1990s, George released two albums. Her last studio album of the decade was 1995's "Khoot Goolpane't Malakha". The album contained a little bit of everything that Linda's previous albums featured, such as traditional music, upbeat contemporary beats, ballads and dance hits. In 1999, Linda released "Colors of my Country", a live album of traditional folk hits performed live in Media Tv based in Bruxell,Belgium.After a year she was sponsored by Froggie record in Australia to relaease her first album in English, the soon after the record company was legally vanished, Linda was only able to release 3 singels and return to the stated then for the assyrian New year celebration on April of 2001 she made her historical tour to North of Iraq, where she was welcomed by over 20 thousands of true fans.
-=2003 to Present==
 In 2003, LG influenced by her last trip to North of Iraq she named her new release of "Silence of a Valley". The album featured new music from Linda as well as new music videos. she also reunited with  Walid Ishak aka M.C. Roc for a new song called omtho hich lemaytho  .Music from the album was used for the Assyrian feature length film "Cost of Happiness", released by [[Strategic Entertainment]]. With the release of the new album also came George's website.