Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The original 10 inch LP was my very first Dixieland album when I was in high school and I've never been disappointed with Pete's recordings. It later came out as a very early Capitol 12" LP and I'd love to see it in a CD. Pete's recordings are recognized as clean and imaginative, often using Pud Brown on clarinet or on this LP Stan Story, with Warren Smith of the Bob Crosby Bobcats on trombone and George Defebaugh on drums. Songs like "Sensation Rag"(using a ragtime piano),"Original Dixieland One Step", "At the Georgia Camp Meeting", and "Put On Your Old Grey Bonnet" are catchy and represent some excellent arrangements. Pete Daily is recognized by Bob Scobey as one of the bands instrumental in the revival of traditional jazz on the west coast in the l950's, hence the low numbers on his LPs--This one was Capitol l83, I believe. See him on DVD with his Chicagoans. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Gwyneth PAltrow is a truly, truly awful thing. Insipid, can't act, awful. Aside from that this is borderline adequate. It definitely is a Hollywood version, with much of the cleverness and wit lost and some dialogue inserted that is jarringly out of touch with Austen's style of writing. This is a fast food, junk version for mass appeal and a shameful mass when considering what it was based on... It is a deformed. warped, dumbed down version of something good that will enjoy popularity because it stars a flavor of the month girl as the main actress. Sometimes I have no hope for us. Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I rarely gush about modern music, especially something based on someone else's work. As a former professional violist and violinist, I've heard my share of mediocre "pops" music. What Tolga Kashif has created here is something that is truly greater than its glam-rock basis. The thematic material of May and Mercury has been reworked, retooled, and reorganized into a symphonic opus that is neo-romanticism at its best. I loved this album, and am off in search of other Kashif works! Answer:

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