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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: The Wolf Lives! Review: This is a concise, affectionate and well-researched documentary on one of the true giants of the blues. It includes contemporary interviews with Wolf's family and friends and bandmates (including the great Hubert Sumlin) and rare footage of Wolf in his element (including some great full color shots of south side Chicago night clubs, as well as the famous Shindig show, introduced by the Rolling Stones.) It's too bad Wolf didn't live long enough to reap the rewards his rival Muddy Waters did. Still this film goes a long ways to putting Wolf's career in perpective, i.e., among the greats.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: THIS CD IS GREAT {BUT} HER DVD IS BETTER Review: THIS CD IS GREAT;BECAUSE EACH SONG IS A GREATEST HIT!BUT WITH HER DVD:THE PLATINUM COLLECTIONYOU GET TO HER THESE SONG'S IN STUDIO VERSION;JUST LIKE THE CDBUT YOU GET TO SEE THE BEAUTIFUL SHANIA TWAIN SING THEM AS WELL!WHAT IS BETTER A SONG:OR A SONG WITH A VIDEO THAT HAS THE BEAUTIFUL SHANIA TWAIN SINGING THEM!BUT THIS CD IS PERFECT FOR WHEN YOU ARE IN YOUR CAR.OR YOU DON'TWANT TO SIT IN FRONT OF YOUR TV.PLUS IT HAS BONUS SONG'S ON IT.{TO PUT IT IN A NUTSHELL}:YOU CAN GO WRONG WITH ANY OF HER CD'S OR DVD'S(a fan of all kind's of music:ROME,NEW YORK)
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: A little something different Review: This novel, though fiction, is based on the real-life story of a woman with polio who gave birth in an iron lung, and insisted on raising her daughter, even after her husband left her. This is a heavy premise, and a little intimidating. Still, Berg's warm voice, amazing insights and affection for her characters (even as she shows us all their flaws) really bring the story to life, and after a while you forget that you're reading about someone disabled.The story is emotionally affecting, and will probably move many readers to tears; but it's nonetheless a beautiful rather than uncomfortable experience. I do have a slight preference for Elizabeth Berg's other books about women navigating the more ordinary vicissitudes of life, but this was an excellent read.
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