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We love to cook. But every night? No way! On the other hand, we don’t want to eat out or have frozen pizza. On the nights we don’t cook, we want something delicious-a balanced meal with quality ingredients. Come to think of it, what we really want are home-cooked meals made by somebody else and delivered!

Welcome to co-op cooking, possibly the best idea since Pyrex with a lid. With the plan set up by Dinner at the Door, you cook one fabulous dinner a week and have two or three equally sensational meals delivered to your door, hot and ready to eat. If you love to cook but the pressure of doing it every night gets you down, a dinner co-op is for you. Instead of slamming together three or four 30-minute dinners a week, you can take your time crafting one superb weeknight meal and enjoy receiving the other meals automatically.


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You love to cook, but every night? No way! On the other hand, you don’t want to eat out or have frozen pizza. On the weeknights you don’t cook, you want something delicious-a balanced meal with quality ingredients. Come to think of it, what you really want are fresh, home-cooked meals made by somebody else, delivered!

Welcome to co-op cooking, possibly the best idea since Pyrex with a lid. With dinner at your door, you’ll see how to cook one fabulous dinner a week and have two or three equally sensational meals delivered to your door, hot and ready to eat.

If you love to cook but the pressure of doing it every night gets you down, a dinner co-op is for you. Instead of slamming together three or four 30-minute dinners a week, you can take your time crafting one superb weeknight meal and enjoy receiving the other meals automatically.

Dinner at Your Door provides information you need to set up your own dinner co-op, along with more than sixty recipes specially developed for co-op cooking. These dishes offer the perfect starting point for meals that can be made ahead of time, that travel well, and that won’t dry out after drop-off.

Dinner at Your Door takes your average weeknight dinner from a grind to gourmet.

Diana Ellis
Living in California during Alice Waters’ influence, Diana Ellis served as managing chef of UC Davis’s vegetarian line, where she elevated meal plans into something marvelous. An energetic junior high science teacher, expert gardener, and tandem mountain biker, Diana has launched and enjoyed dinner co-ops since 1999.

Alex Davis
A writer, a cook, and a bit of an entertainer, Alex Davis started at PBS and NPR stations in Atlanta. As a senior copywriter at a successful Northwest advertising agency, her client work has appeared in Bon Appetit, People, Business Week, and Sunset, and has been recognized by the ADDY awards. Her co-op has been running since 2003.

Andy Remeis
Formally trained in culinary arts, Andy Remeis cooks with uncommon exuberance and a “try-anything” attitude. Andy is deeply committed to providing healthy food for her family, though she’s famous locally for baking stunning cakes that can rival the bride. Andy has organized and participated in dinner co-ops since 2001.

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Return to the pre-Internet days of 1979, when teens had KISS on their T-shirts and Led Zeppelin on their walls (wait, other than the high-waisted pants, that could be today). Richie (Matt Dillon in an electrifying debut) and Carl (Michael Kramer) are two such teens stuck in the planned community of New Granada (rural Colorado). Richie is a two-bit hood in Jackie Earle Haley (Bad News Bears) mode. Carl, his partner in mischief (breaking curfew, setting off firecrackers), comes from a more stable environment. Once a gun enters the picture, petty crime leads to tragedy and then apocalyptic revenge. Over the Edge gets the details right: the kids, the era, and their frustration with an uncomprehending adult world. At times, it almost feels like documentary, except for a few moments of high Kubrick-meets-Walter Hill drama, as when Carl gets jumped by a couple of hoods, including Vincent Spano (Baby It’s You). Directed by Jonathan Kaplan (The Accused) and shot by Andrew Davis (The Fugitive), Over the Edge was unavailable for too long and deserves to find the same audience as other teen rebellion classics like co-writer Tim Hunter’s River’s Edge. The period-perfect soundtrack ups the ante with potent tracks from Cheap Trick, the Ramones, and the Cars. –Kathleen C. Fennessy

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Tracks are:

Disc One:
1. Tennessee Bird Walk – Jack Blanchard and Misty Morgan
2. Country Music Nightmare – Boxcar Willie
3. Chit Akins, Make Me A Star – Don Bowman
4. Frog Kissin’ – Chet Atkins and Ray Stevens
5. The Credit Card Song – Dick Feller
6. The One On the Right Is On the Left – Johnny Cash
7. The Fishin’ Hole – Andy Griffith
8. ‘Round the World With the Rubber Duck – C.W. McCall
9. The Auctioneer – Leroy Vandyke
10. I’m My Own Grandpaw – Lonzo and Oscar
11. Lord, Mr. Ford – Jerry Reed
12. Johnny’s Cash & Charley’s Pride – Mac Wiseman
13. The Man On Page 602 – Jack Barlow (Zoot Fenster)
14. Where’s the Dress – Moe Bandy & Joe Stampley
15. Almost Persuaded #2 – Ben Colder
16. Susie Sweetwater Local Wedding – Fannie Flagg
17. That’s Good …That’s Bad – Homer and Jethro
18. Smoke! Smoke! Smoke! (That Cigarette) – Tex Williams
19. Rednecks, White Socks and Blue Ribbon Beer – Johnny Russell
20. The Winner – Bobby Bare

Disc Two:
1. I’ve Been Everywhere – Hank Snow
2. Wildwood Weed – Jim Stafford
3. That’s What I Like About the South – Phil Harris and His Orchestra
4. Oh! Susanna – Don Charles Presents the Singing Dogs
5. Ode To the Little Brown Shack – Billy Edd Wheeler
6. Baby, It’s Cold Outside – Homer and Jethro with June Carter
7. It’s Hard To Be Humble – Mac Davis
8. Welfare Cadillac – Guy Drake
9. Th’ Wife – John D. Loudermilk
10. She Got the Goldmine (I Got the Shaft) – Jerry Reed
11. Chug A-Lug – Roger Miller
12. The Sheriff Of Boone County – Kenny Price
13. For Loving You – Skeeter Davis and Don Bowman
14. The Battle of Kookamonga – Homer and Jethro
15. Shriner’s Convention – Ray Stevens
16. Redneck! (Redneck National Anthem) – Vernon Oxford
17. The Lawrence Welk Hee Haw Counter Revolution Polka – Roy Clark
18. Harper Valley P.T.A. – Jeannie C. Riley
19. Dropkick Me, Jesus – Bobby Bare
20. Country Music Is Here To Stay – Ferlin Husky (As Simon Crum)

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25 Oldies Best [Dave Dee, Dozybreaky, Mick & Tick – Hold Tight / Troggs – I Cant’t Controll Myself / Sam and Dave – Hold on ‘Im Coming / K.c. & the Sunshine Band – Shake Your Booty , Tremeloes – My Little Lady, Dave Dee Dozy… -Okay / Mamas & Pappas – Dedicated to One I Love / Sam Ans Dave – The One I Love / Sam & Dave – When Something If Wrong / Searchs – Needles & Pins, /Real Thing – Can’t Get By Without You / Bee Gees – Can’t Get By Without You / Bee Gees – I Don’t Think It’s Funny / Roger Whitiekr – Fire and Rain / and Williams – Yhr Long & Winding Road / Kim Carnes – Do You Want to Dance / Trini Lopes – America / Donovan – Universsl Solidier / Fortunates – Here It Comes Again / Trini Lopez – Besame Mucho / Percy Sledge – I’vr Brrn Loving You to Long / Ike & Tina Turn – Stand By Me / Spencer Davis Group – Gimme Some Movin / Fortunes – Caroline Sam & Dave / You Don’t Know Like I Knoe/ Sam & Dave / Yupi Don’t't Know Likei Knoe/ Donovan – Wear Your Love Like Heave / Bee Gees – The Battleof the Blue and the Grey

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17 tracks, compilation, EMI 2006

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Song list: ADOLPH HOFNER: SAGEBRUSH SHUFFLE (Steel Inst.)/SWEETHEART THIS IS GOODBYE/THERE’S A STAR IN THE HEAVENS/HANK PENNY: PEACH TREE SHUFFLE (Inst.)/I TOLD THEM ALL ABOUT YOU/CHEATIN’ ON YOU BABY/DICK REINHART: UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN/CALLAHAN BROTHERS: GOODBYE, SWEETHEART, GOODBYE/BOB ATCHER: I MUST HAVE BEEN WRONG/BOB & RANDY ATCHER: I’LL NEVER GROW TOO OLD TO LOVE YOU/BOB ATCHER & BONNIE BLUE EYES: SWEETHEART OR STRANGERS/YOU ARE MY SUNSHINE/KARL & HARTY: LOOK WHAT THOSE BLUE EYES DID TO ME/KENTUCKY/ROY ACUFF: TELL ME NOW OR TELL ME NEVER/THEY CAN ONLY FILL ONE GRAVE/SLIM DUNCAN: DEAR OAKIE/ONE HAS MY NAME (The Other Has My Heart)/BAILES BROTHERS: ASHAMED TO OWN THE BLESSED SAVIOR/DO YOU EXPECT A REWARD FROM GOD/SEARCHING FOR A SOLDIER’S GRAVE/ANDY REYNOLDS AND THE 101 RANCH BOYS: ONE LITTLE KISS/SWEETER THAN THE FLOWERS.

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TRACKS: 1. There’s No Business Like Show Business, 2. Oh What A Beautiful Mornin’, 3. Soliloquy, 4. Time After Time, 5. On A Little Street in Singapore,6. All or Nothing At All, 7. Ol’ Man River, 8. The House I Live In, 9. Someone To Watch Over Me, 10. These Foolish Things, 11. Personality, 12. Tea For Two, 13. Five Minutes More, 14. The Coffee Song, 15. Mamselle, 16. The Trolley Song, 17. Medley from Porgy & Bess, 18. Over The Rainbow, 19. The Way You Look Tonight, 20. Swinging On A Star.

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The late John Lennon’s life and work are plainly visible in this stirring collection of short films and music videos, some very familiar while others, produced posthumously, will be new to many viewers. The set includes the classic “Imagine” clip, which begins with a haunting scene of John and Yoko walking through an early morning fog and concludes with Lennon’s performance in an all-white room. More rare is a Top of the Pops live performance of “Instant Karma” and a wonderful film accompanying “Mind Games,” in which a solo Lennon clowns around Central Park, thrilling passersby, playing with kids, and dancing. “Woman” is a montage of the last days and hours of Lennon’s life, while “Watching the Wheels” is a compilation of home movie footage from the star’s semi-reclusive Dakota years. Extras include a live “Slippin’ and Slidin’,” and a startling bit of “Julia” absentmindedly picked on guitar. –Tom Keogh

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TRACKS DISC 1:

1. BLUE VELVET – BOBBY VINTON
2. STRANGER ON THE SHORE – ACKER BILK
3. ALL ALONE AM I – BRENDA LEE
4. WALK RIGHT IN – ROOFTOP SINGERS
5. SUKIYAKI – KYU SAKAMOTO
6. THE END OF THE WORLD -SKEETER DAVIS
7. MIDNIGHT IN MOSCOW – KENNY BALL &
HIS JAZZMEN
8. WASHINGTON SQUARE -VILLAGE STOMPERS
9. RAMBLIN ROSE’ – NAT KING COLE
10. DON’T BREAK THE HEART THAT LOVES
YOU – CONNIE FRANCIS
11. DOMINIQUE – THE SINGING NUN
12. THE NIGHT HAS A THOUSAND EYES –
BOBBY VEE
13. DANKE SCHOEN – WAYNE NEWTON WITH
THE NEWTON BROTHERS
14. WHERE HAVE ALL THE FLOWERS GONE -
KINGSTON TRIO
15. MOON RIVER – ANDY WILLIAMS
16. IF I HAD A HAMMER (LIVE VERSION) -
TRINI LOPEZ

DISC TWO:

1. CAN’T GET USED TO LOSING YOU – ANDY
WILLIAMS
2. ONLY LOVE CAN BREAK A HEART – GENE
PITNEY
3. I LOVE YOU BECAUSE – AL MARTINO
4. RHYTHM OF THE RAIN – THE CASCADES
5. THE STRIPPER – DAVID ROSE
6. A LITTLE BITTY TEAR – BURL IVES
7. THAT SUNDAY, THAT SUMMER – NAT KING
COLE
8. WHEN I FALL IN LOVE – THE LETTERMEN
9. MORE – KAI WINDING
10. SINCE I FELL FOR YOU – LENNY WELCH
11. AL DI LA – EMILIO PERICOLI
12. SWEET DREAMS (OF YOU) – PATSY CLINE
13. UP ON THE ROOF – THE DRIFTERS
14. THINGS – BOBBY DARIN