Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The title of my review sums up my opinion of this CD. I am a folk music fan. "Bedlam Born" is Steeleye kicking out the jams. As an agressive non-rock fan, I am unqualified to assess how good or bad the rock is. The CD has none of the beauty orhumor that other Steeleye Span recordings have.All respect to Gay Woods, but Steeleye Span without Maddie Prior, the 17th century Gracie Slick, is not Steeleye Span. Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This product would be great, if it worked. The sling was a good idea, but I used it only in my big bathtub, because the 4 in 1 bath station leaked so much water I couldn't keep it full. Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This album of suites of brief piano pieces composed throughout the underappreciated career of George Frederick McKay, a professor at the University of Washington, suggests that he may be an American Poulenc or Debussy. Like Poulenc, his pieces from the 1920s and 1930s are playful winks and are highly melodic of strong national character, in this case of American ragtime, cakewalks, and jazzy riffs, as well as pastorals. His thoughtful, moody summer "patterns" of Lake Tahoe (1965) suggest French Impressionism. Three of five art songs (1964) are presented with cabaret singer Joan Morris and her husband William Bolcom on piano. The final work, a romantic suite for viola and piano from 1948 is also rich in melody and rhythm. It is a wonderful, at times beautiful, chamber piece, and violist Mahoko Eguchi performs it with deep sensitivity. I am very glad that Naxos has brought this American composer to wider attention. Good art will prevail. Answer:

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