Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Originally released in 1987 hot off the heels of her success on the nighttime classic soap opera "Knots Landing" the CD features her vocal range from dance, soft ballads, to rocking tunes. The lead single "Tempt Me (If You Want To) was featured on both Hartman's cd and the soundtrack to the motion picture "Navy Seals" which was released in 1990. The lead ballad single from the release was "I Don't Need Love" while it failed to crack the Hot 100 the tune features the full vocal range that shows a tortured lovers pain. Hartman adds her rock signature to "I Can't Get You Out Of My System". A fan would be very pleased with range of variety of the tracks. Answer:
A: Yes

Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I am now 33 years old (about to turn 34 years old in November); but I still remember "The Colonel" singing the standards Truth; Running; How Soon We Forget; Speculation; Never Change; Trapped; I'm Not Gonna Let You; and Table for Two playing on my Urban Contemporary Adult music station when I was a teenager residing in Connecticut (New Haven County on the Long Island Shore). "Never Change" and"Table for Two" were actually played on this particular radio station's version of "Quiet Storm"; and I remember either relaxing or falling asleep to these two songs. Finding this CD is both a godsend and in the process brought back these memories; and if you too were listening to the radio when I was a teenager or, in the alternative, tuning in to "Soul Train", you would understand that this CD is one of the "must haves" for Old Skool folks. Answer:
A: Yes

Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The quality of the recording and the playing on this recording is excellent. However, the tempos are not only brisk, they are quite irritatingly so, without space, rushed and frenetic. The tempos constantly cross the line of creating excitement, rather creating a sense that Bach himself might step in and say "please! stop rushing through nuance after nuance of phrasing for the sake of your pompous pace." The Brandenburgs are so common place today that it is very easy to just accept whatever initially looks and sounds like a quality production. I myself would rather have just one copy that pleases me......and this is not the one. Answer:
A: No

Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I am a firm believer in the importance of positive thinking and the power of the spoken word. However, I was bothered by the implication that the Author believes illnesses such as cancer are caused by the thoughts or words of the individual.I enjoyed reading her book until I got to the section that discussed the causes of illnesses.Don't get me wrong, I believe that our mental attitude, thoughts, and self-talk can "negatively impact" our health; but I don't agree that we ourselves cause illnesses such as cancer.I really like Louise Hay as writer, but this one goes too far.Dianne Rosena JonesAuthor of "Tragic Treasures: Discovering Spoils of War in the Midst of Tragedy"and African American Literature Editor for BellaOnline Answer:

A: No