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Music from Afghanistan a Hit Online

Published on: Monday 01 May 2006

A collection of music from Afghanistan climbs to No. 12 on iTunes' World Music bestseller charts. Adam Gouttierre and Chris Becherer are two MBA students who recorded traditional music during a trip to Afghanistan and distributed it online.

News source: https://www.npr.org/2006/05/01/5373691/music-from-afghanistan-a-hit-online

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