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- d00b36d476c8d1cadd0a1c90877b7f4eb50da0c777f0384978760e03d321f372 date "1999-06-20".
- d00b36d476c8d1cadd0a1c90877b7f4eb50da0c777f0384978760e03d321f372 isCitedBy Dean_Friedman.
- d00b36d476c8d1cadd0a1c90877b7f4eb50da0c777f0384978760e03d321f372 publisher "New York Times".
- d00b36d476c8d1cadd0a1c90877b7f4eb50da0c777f0384978760e03d321f372 quote "Remember Ariel? The young girl from deep in the bosom of suburbia, who sang mighty fine 'Tears on My Pillow' and 'Ave Maria' ? If this fictitious character rings a bell, chances are the name Dean Friedman does too. In 1977 Mr. Friedman wrote the rock song Ariel about a pretty hippie from Paramus, New Jersey, and scored big with it; several other hits followed. But the music industry has a way of sending promising careers on surprising trajectories, and Mr. Friedman all but disappeared from the rock scene, at least in America.".
- d00b36d476c8d1cadd0a1c90877b7f4eb50da0c777f0384978760e03d321f372 title "The View From/Peekskill; Rock-and-Roll Dreams Die Hard on Internet".