This concert video should get 11 out of 5 stars. It was a television special in Canada which beat out the likes of Celine Dion and Alanis Morissette for an award. The musical selections, as on the album of the  same title, offer a retrospective of her career. Universal Soldier (her  anti war anthem from 1964) still sends chills down the spine, as well as  the more recent Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee, which should be required  listening in American history classes. Her stunning acoustic performance of  her own Academy Award winning "Up Where We Belong", makes the  Warnes/Cocker version utterly forgettable. Sainte-Marie's background in  technology and education is effectively woven in to the program with  compassionate history lessons and demonstrations of her digital artworks  and recordings. She has obviously put her PHD in Fine Arts to good use  here. After purchasing this concert on DVD or video, new and old fans will  surely explore her vast catalogue of recordings that date from 1964-1996  and her educational curriculum, The Cradleboard Project (with interactive  CD roms).