Kate Rusby: Live From Leeds [2004]

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Jim Wilson best selling author and DVD presenter has created yet another DVD that is perfect for under black belt in the Shotokan style. Sensei Wilson first teaches the exact and precise movements of the forms including the Heians, Tekki, and Bassai Dai and then shows it all together and then finally performs it at full speed and power. Professionally shot and professionally edited this is the perfect DVD for those just starting out in karate and is the perfect follow up to Sensei Wilsons Beginners Guide To Karate which taught all the basic techniques. His easy to understand and pleasant personality coupled with his excellent form make this a must for all those just starting in karate and will take you all the way thru to Black Belt level.

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Official Guide to Beginner's Karate
Starring: Jim Wilson
Manufacturer: Rising Sun Productions
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ASIN: B00128WGW4

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Featuring Former British Champion Master Jim Wilson shows basics like never before with concise clear explanations.

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David Bowie - Love You Till Tuesday [1969]
Starring: David Bowie
Manufacturer: Universal Island
ProductGroup: DVD
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ASIN: B00064WC88
Release Date: 2005-02-07

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Be Amazed.......2005-02-08

It's nice to see this quirky little film again now with improved 5.1 surround sound. However, there is something quite disturbing as an extra on this DVD under the title `Pierrot in Turquoise or The Looking Glass Murders', in which Mr.Bowie appears as a cloud. This is jaw dropping stuff !!! It appeared on Grampian TV in 1970 and other than that appearance has only been seen on bootleg.
It is worth watching this DVD if only to see how David Bowie ever managed to make a career in the music business after this performance - Lindsey Kemp should be ashamed of himself.
Final point. The photo section is nothing to get excited about as most of them are stills from the films (including a live one from 1974/75 !!).
A disc of highs and lows.

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