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Jim L. (jroc) from ARBOR VITAE, WI
Reviewed on 8/25/2006...

Contemporary jazz with guitars and sax, with wolves howling in the background. Wilderness jazz? Pretty cool if you're into the whole reintroduction of wolves thing.

Jazz Wolf: My Hero and Savior.

Eric Friedman | 12/12/2007

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I was going through a very tough time in my life. A looming gambling problem was destroying me and everything around me. I became a raging alcoholic and a heroin addict. I lost all of my money, my tv broke, my dog ran away, my pregnant girlfriend left me for a man whose life was more together than mine. I had to sell everything I had, including my beloved bed, so I had to resort to sleeping on floors or on Papa Gino's tables.



I was at the end of my rope, sinking further and further into depression, until suddenly a gift from God appeared in the form of Jazz Wolf. As the wolves began to howl and the jazz musicians played their soulful tunes, I could feel all of my problems melt away. A heaviness was lifted from my heart and I let God in. After falling asleep the self-expressing sounds of the wild wolves, I woke up the next morning in a bed--a new man. No longer did the evils of alcohol, heroin, or gambling have a grip on my heart.



I took the deep and inspiring message of Jazz Wolf and decided to abandon all of the negativity in my life and escape to a simpler and more meaningful existence -- in the woods, with the wolves. I wake up every morning with a few howling a wolves on one side of the forest green pine trees and me playing saxophone on the other."

JAZZ WOLF IS THE GREATEST

John Bowers | Ohio USA | 10/21/2004

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Jazz Wolf is the greatest release ever. It has inspired me to do great things through the soothing sounds of mellow saxaphone along with the howling of wolves. I let the comforting melody of Jazz Wolf woo me to sleep every night. Sleeping to this album gives me the feeling that I am in a mystical secluded cave surrounded by friendly, cuddly wolves that are shredding on the sax. YO JAZZ WOLF. KEEP ON PLAYING THAT SAX."