Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: written by Murdoch's man

Author Steve Dunleavy worked (and maybe still does) for News Limited boss Rupert Murdoch. The name of the game for Rupert has always been "sensationalism", afterall, it does sell newspapers and in this case books on the life of the King of Rock 'n' Roll, Elvis Presley.To cross-check some of the book's content, remembering Red and Sonny had been sacked by Vernon, read Elvis' original guitarist's autobiography 'That's Alright Elvis' by none other than the great Scotty Moore.For all of Elvis' great amassed wealth from such humble beginnings, it should be remembered that Moore received a measely $38,000 after 14 years with the King, and original bassist Bill Black didn't fair any better.There's no denying Presley was a gifted singer and performer, but somewhere along the line he got lost real bad. Pity, it would have been interesting to see/hear him still around today.