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Taj Mahal   Blues Ain't Nothin' Senor Blues   Release Date: 4/18/2000 Album Type: Import (5 out of 5 stars) "From Calypso to Delta Blues, Jump Jive to Crescent City Boogie, nothing he can't do - Taj Mahal is the Afro-Musicale in todays "World of Music". Mahal takes the old Hank Williams country standard "MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS" with a soulful twist. Soul is the name of the game with "MR. PITIFUL" an Otis Redding Tune. Taj's makes it very clear with "NEED YOUR LOVIN'" everyday, with a non-stop catchy beat, and hold on with "I'M READY" a big, big "Fats" Domino selection. Sophisticat...

Upgrade your snack game with homemade peanut butter-filled soft pretzel bites • 4 min read Nut butter-filled soft pretzel bites. Peanut butter-filled pretzels are a classic and craveable snack that can be hard to put down once you've popped a few in your mouth. To round out National Snack Food Month, "GMA" got a recipe for an upgraded homemade version that swaps the crunchy exterior for a warm, soft, freshly baked pretzel dough. These pretzel bites are a perfect salty, sweet snack and can be made with a variety of other fillings. Hormel Food Corp. Prep Time: 20 minutesBake Time: 15 minutesT...

Michael Feinstein Embraceable You Do It Again Love Walked In   Release Date: 9/15/1998 DEverts998@aol.com (5 out of 5 stars) "I was stunned to see the negative comments from some reviewers, as I found this album to be Mr. Feinstein's greatest work to date. I found his vocals to be especially warm and lovely, with a newfound maturity not heard in earlier recordings. I think it is clear he put his whole heart into this album, and it clearly shows from beginning to end. To say (as did one reviewer) that the orchestrations are somehow not appropriate for Gershwin's music is, in my opini...

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(4 out of 5 stars) "Michael Feinstein and Mr. Chops what a unique coupling of musicians. The first time I saw Maynard was at the Newport Jazz Festival in the late 50's or early 60's. Only saw Mr. Feinstein crossing the street at where Doubleday's used to be on 5th Ave opposite Trump Tower. This album ,while not a knockout, is very pliable and swinging. Great CD to put in you BMW or Geo and roll down to the shore with. But this album leaves me with one longing ....WILL SOMEONE IN THE RECORDING INDUSTRY(maybe Mosiac or Rhino) please, PLEASE re-issue the wonderful Roulette material of that...