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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This is a great live blues CD--I call it the 70's counterpart to B.B. King's famously heralded "Live At The Regal" from the 60's. Freddie King sings and plays like a man possessed by a blue devil! The sound quality is pretty good, not great, but good enough to capture the artistry of this short-lived bluesman. The radio studio cuts on acoustic provide a glimpse of another side of Freddie King's guitar talents that are largely unknown--solo acoustic. He modestly claims that he's out of his element playing an acoustic, but he does a great job, of course.The centerpiece to this great CD is his flooring version of "Ain't Nobody's Business If I Do" (this is one of the live cuts with a full band). Both his vocal and guitar work on this cut are absolutely devastating! The blues doesn't get any better than that!Highly recommended for adding to your Freddie King collection! Answer:
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The cd case was intended for storage of photo cd archives. It met my expectations. Answer:
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Coming from one who has read all forty of Mr. Leonard's novels, The Hot Kid ranks up there with Tishomingo Blues, Get Shorty, and City Primeval my all-time favorites. As usual, the prose is lean and spare, Leonard's characters never, like Chili Palmer, saying more than they have to, if that. Capturing the essence of the 1930s in a hip and entertaining way was certainly an ambitious goal -- and Leonard nails it. As I read the book, necessarily in one sitting, I found myself reading passages out loud just to savor the dialogue. After the lackluster but still readable Mr. Paradise, it was wonderful to see the master is back in top form. I loved this book. Answer:
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I read the book "The Borrowers" as a young girl and was delighted to find this movie. But this movie scared me big time, it freeked me out even more than the Harry Potter movies! it was scarier and creapier.It is not a bit like the wonderful book by Mary Norton,(with the exeption of the title and the Borrower's names)and was also a BIG disapintment. The charitors are lame, and so is the storyline. The book was funny and great, and even appriate for 2 year olds, But this movie is nothing but SAD,SCARY, AND DISAPINTING, not appopiate for children. Answer:
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