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Originally released in 1990, "The Hard Way" is Steve Earle's fourth studio album with his backing band, The Dukes. The aptly-titled album was recorded in Nashville as Earle was struggling with severe drug addiction and features two songs co-written with Maria McKee. Celebrating the 30th anniversary of Earle's debut, this album has been remastered from the original tapes.

I recently got to try out Leslie Sansone’s new DVD program called Walk Your Way Thin. I used the Walk Off 10 Pounds DVD and the Walk It Off & Tone It Up DVD. Leslie starts off her Walk Off 10 Pounds video showing you what an extra 5 pounds looks like on your body. Yikes. She also gives a few quick tips on nutrition, and then you start the workout.I love that the movements are simple. You don’t have to be a professional dancer to do these moves. As long as you can walk, you can jump right in and do the full workout the first time. You can do the program indoors, so you don’t need to worry about what’s happening with the weather that day. You don’t have to buy special equipment. She also seems like a real person! She just talks to you, and you feel like you can relate to her. She explains what’s going on throughout the program and sweats right along with you.

A departure from previous efforts, Come On In This House is primarily a collection of seldom heard traditional and cover songs from some of the giants of the blues genre. The record showcases what Rolling Stone Magazine hails as Steve’s "masterful, no nonsense guitar playing". With this, his fourth solo release, Freund takes us on a musical journey ranging from the smoldering original Worried About That Gal to the New Orleans vibe of the traditional Easy Rider. Turtle Blues, rarely covered by a male artist, is an homage to the great Janis Joplin while Call My Job, and the title track, Come On In This House, pay tribute to the many great Chicago bluesmen Steve has been honored to work with over the years.

Walking is amazingly one of the easiest, cheapest, and safest ways for you and everyone else to get up and start exercising. Health experts all agree that a 30-minute, moderate physical activity on most days in a week is a must, and walking is one of the best examples around.

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