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Spiral-bound. Condition: Very Good. Very good spiral bound cookbook.

Condition: Near Fine. Stated First Edition-Book Only-" There are three essential elements to a romantic meal: engaging company, delicious food, and appealing music. Once you've set a date with your chosen dining companion, turn to the new Great Taste cooking and music series to provide the rest. Romance Without Reservations, the newest cookbook from Great Taste, presents 48 easy-to-make recipes for elegant meals -- from hors-d'oeuvres to desserts. All you'll need to add is candlelight. Romance Without Reservations is the ideal cookbook for those special meals: proposals, anniversaries, birthdays, Valentine's or Mother's Day; it is also an any-occasion gift that is sure to be used again and again.". …

Magazine. Condition: Fine. 1st Edition. A high-quality, Newsweek-size glossy jazz magazine containing 130 pages. Packed with photographs, highlights include: cover story Swing Votes ("A brief history of jazz at the White House"); Puppy Love ("Michael League and his beguilingly eclectic band, Snarky Puppy, hit the big time"); Expressions of Freedom ("In words and music, Ted Nash delivers a timely message of hope and inspiration"); Tommy: The Musical ("A conversation with Tommy LiPuma"); Right in Stride ("Russell Malone forges ahead without having to prove anything"); Nobody Does It Better ("Pianist Bill Charlap and his extraordinary trio have mastered the Great American Songbook"); In Living Color ("Singer Rene Marie releases 'Sound of Red,' her most personal album to date"); Function at the Junction ("Rez Abassi's influences collide in winning fashion on his first release with his electric quartet").…

Magazine. Condition: Fine. 1st Edition. A high-quality, Newsweek-size glossy jazz magazine containing 130 pages. Packed with photographs, highlights include: cover story Common Ground ("The 32nd annual Jazz Plaza Havana Festival tightens a bond beyond politics"); Beyond Classical ("A conversation with Ralph Towner"); Seriously, Jo King ("The retro charm of Jo King's paintings"); Empire of the Sun ("Sun Ra's visionary music continues to transport listeners to worlds beyond"); Soft and Sweet ("Frank Kimbrough makes a big noise with the wonderfully delicate 'Solstice'"); Things Real and Imagined ("Darcy James Argue ponders conspiracy theories and the politics of paranoia"); The Restless Kind ("Guitarist Mary Halvorson goes wherever her adventurous spirit leads her"); The Beat Goes On ("Billy Hart takes his rightful place among the giants of jazz").…

Magazine. Condition: Fine. 1st Edition. A high-quality, Newsweek-size glossy jazz magazine containing 130 pages. Packed with photographs, highlights include: cover story Classic Krall ("Diana Krall returns to the Great American Songbook"); Bold as Love ("Charnett Moffett continues to explore inner and outer space in his quest for honest expression"); Any Way the Wind Blows ("Nearly four decades along, Tim Berne is still making challenging music on his own terms"); Mob Boss ("A conversation with Sexmob's Steven Bernstein"); Swinging Through Brazil ("Anat Cohen embraces the sweet sonorities of South America's largest country"); His Excellency ("At 80, pianist Eddie Palmieri still guarantees - and delivers - excitement"); Politically Charged ("Ryan Keberle confronts life in Donald Trump's America"); Sound, Silence and the Spaces Between ("Roscoe Mitchell continues to craft personal soundscapes that evoke mystery, ritual and autobiography").…

Magazine. Condition: Fine. 1st Edition. A high-quality, Newsweek-size glossy jazz magazine containing 130 pages. Packed with photographs, highlights include: cover story Heart and Soul Man ("Gregory Porter solidifies his standing as one of the jazz world's most talented and popular singers"); The Life of [Herlin] Riley ("A modern master embodies jazz drumming and New Orleans tradition by staying true to himself"); A Master at 80 ("A conversation with Carla Bley"); A World Beyond Cuba ("On his latest release, Alfredo Rodriguez both embraces and transcends the music of his homeland"); Brotherly Love ("Freddy Cole salutes older sibling Nat"); Roots Music ("Aruan Ortiz reckons with the formative years he spent in Santiago de Cuba"); Jane's Way ("With a new album and label to her name, Jane Monheit has taken full control of her music and image"); No Time Like the Present ("Straigtahead or on the edge, saxophonist Matt Parker welcomes listeners with warmth and wit").…