A Taste of my Stepbrother

Mercury Records was founded in 1945 and originally only signed black artists. By 1962, the year of our compilation, they had recruited a host of new artists of all hues which made Mercury the dominant force in jazz, blues, rock 'n' roll and pop in the US. These artists included Little Richard, Dolly Parton, George Jones, Jivin' Gene, Clyde McPhatter, Charles Aznavour, Quincy Jones, Patti Page, Ray Stevens and many more.

Tyson: A Taste Of Country is a 1995 compilation album released through MCA Records. It was made in conjunction with the Tyson company that makes and sells chicken.

The Oi River (Oigawa) flows through the center of Shizuoka Prefecture starting from the Southern Alps. The Oigawa Railways run a distance of 65km along the river. They feature a nostalgic steam locomotive and a tram which climbs a steep hill. This route draws the attention of railway enthusiasts as a functioning railway theme park. Along the route, we encounter thriving traditional Japanese culture and view beautiful forest scenery from the windows of retro rail cars.

The Prisoners are one of the great lost bands of the 1980s. The Rochester four-piece fused garage rock, post punk and classic 60s pop melodies to create a distinctive sound. Lead singer and guitarist Graham Day is a song composer of note. They released four albums over a four-year period. This reissue of their 1982 debut album is re-mastered from the original tapes & is joined by nine bonus tracks, 'Baby Come Alive' ('Taste of Pink' session), 'Pretend' (Radio Session), 'There's a Time' (Live at Oakwood), 'Lilac Reflections' (Cecil Road demo), 'Talking Bout My Baby' (Cecil Road demo), & 'Don't Call My Name' (Cecil Road demo), 'Say Your Prayers' (Cecil Road demo), 'Somewhere' (BBC Kent Radio Session), & 'Love Changes' (Live at Quines).

A fascinating (and mouthwatering!) look at the wonderful food and drink produced by monks and nuns in America, Belgium, France, and Germany.

In his trademark witty and informative style, David Downie embarks on a quest to discover “What is it about the history of Paris that has made it a food lover’s paradise?”

Disco Diva Duo Taste of Honey, known for their '70s dancefloor hit "Boogie Oogie Oogie," got the two-fer treatment for two of their LPs by Capitol for CD release in 2000.