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Ry Cooder - Paradise and Lunch .gif) By Steven Stolder
Think of Ry Cooder as a musicologist who makes learning fun. A
particularly nifty collection from 1974, Paradise & Lunch is
solo Cooder at his best. The song selection is inspired and unpredictable:
numbers by Burt Bacharach, Mississippi Fred McDowell, and Bobby Womack
commingle with ease. "Tattler" is a rare Ry original that
happens to be one of the collection's highlights. Jazz legend Earl Hines
guests on the dapper "Ditty Wa Ditty."
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| 1. Tamp 'Em up Solid | 6. Medley: Fool for a Cigarette/Feelin' Good | | 2. Tattler | 7. If Walls Could Talk | | 3. Married Man's a Fool | 8. Mexican Divorce | | 4. Jesus on the Mainline | 9. Ditty Wah Ditty | | 5. It's All over Now | |
Share Your Memories!Is Paradise and Lunch one of your favorite albums? What interesting or amusing stories can you tell? Wanna write a review? Share your stories (or your reviews) with the world! (We print the best stories right here!)
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"I have owned & loved Ry Cooder music for many, many years. Paradise & Lunch was one of my absolute favorites. His music is timeless. . .wonderful funky, "get-down", R&B, gospel all rolled into one. I've recently introduced my grandson, who is into blues & has his own band, to Ry Cooder music. He too loves what he hears. I believe in passing "good stuff" on to the next generation. . . & the next. . . .and the next." --Texas Mama |
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Looking for a rare import-only single, a gold record, world tour book, hard to find magazine, an autographed guitar, or simply this CD? You'll find them at eBay!
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|  | Artist: Ry Cooder
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| | Released: January 12, 1974
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