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Twister: Music From The Motion Picture Soundtrack Review

Twister: Music From The Motion Picture Soundtrack
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Twister: Music From The Motion Picture Soundtrack ReviewI bought this CD (which is getting harder to find) strictly for the Van Halen song "Respect the Wind". That song, to my knowledge, cannot be found anywhere else. It's really done by Edward and Alex Van Halen so it's not "technically" a Van Halen song. Regardless, that song alone made the CD worth buying.Twister: Music From The Motion Picture Soundtrack Overview

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Paul Simon And Friends: The Library of Congress Gershwin Prize for Popular Song (2009) Review

Paul Simon And Friends: The Library of Congress Gershwin Prize for Popular Song (2009)
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Paul Simon And Friends: The Library of Congress Gershwin Prize for Popular Song (2009) ReviewA very special DVD. Using Simon's own band to back up the other artists performing his songs was a brilliant move, as it maintained the integrity of his works in their new forms. It did seem like the videographer (or editor) was enamored of Simon's band manager Mark Stewart, as he appears prominently in an extraordinary number of scenes.
The inserted clips of Simon singing "Mrs. Robinson" at the Yankee Stadium tribute to DiMaggio was as awkward here as it was originally. The clips of Simon's recorded duets with Miriam Makeba and George Harrison were priceless, welcome additions.
The only real downer of the whole experience was Philip Glass's piano mangling of "Sounds of Silence". It was tortured and barely recognizable!
Overall, this purchase was well worth the money!Paul Simon And Friends: The Library of Congress Gershwin Prize for Popular Song (2009) Overview

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Hank Williams: Honky Tonk Blues (2004) Review

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Hank Williams: Honky Tonk Blues (2004) ReviewI have no hesitation in recommending this DVD -- it's probably the best documentary produced about a country artist so far. Hank's life is told intelligently through expert commentary and interviews with Hank's friends, Drifting Cowboys (eg Don Helms), family (eg Hank Jr, Hank III, Lycrecia and Jett), contemporary country artists who knew him (eg Ray Price, Billy Walker, Charlie Walker, Big Bill Lister), his second wife, Billie Jean, and people like Charles Carr. The producers have included parts of Hank's appearances on the Kate Smith Show -- and thankfully haven't overdubbed commentary over the soundtrack, so we get to hear, for example, Anita Carter singing with Hank -- as well as fascinating snippets from home movies. Thankfully, the producers have used this type of first-hand material rather than, for example, shooting album covers and having the usual lineup of modern-day Nashville stars telling us how important Hank Williams is to country music (all too often used in other documentaries).
Thanks to the producers for an intelligent and fascinating insight into the life of one of the all-time country music greats.Hank Williams: Honky Tonk Blues (2004) OverviewHONKY TONK BLUES - DVD Movie

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