Inspired by the beloved, Emmy Award–winning TV show Ted Lasso, a collection of 50 recipes, quotes, and other Easter eggs for anyone who knows that Football is Life! Keep calm and carry on, the Unofficial Ted Lasso Cookbook is here. Perfect for fans in need of “sweet treats to numb the sting of defeat,� or those who agree that tea tastes like “hot brown water,� this collection of 50 recipes will warm hearts and fill stomachs. Featuring delicious dishes from every corner of the Lassoverse, like: “Be the Goldfish� Trail Mix Kansas City-style Pulled Pork Sam Obisanya’s Jollof Rice English Pub Style Fish and Chips Rebecca Welton’s Boss Bitch Cocktail BELIEVE Cupcake Sheet And of course, Ted’s signature biscuits (along with instructions to DIY the iconic pink biscuit box) With recipes for every occasion—from afternoon tea parties to AFC Richmond tailgates—plus creative watch party ideas, quotes, and stories, this cookbook will allow readers to recreate the quirky, high-spirited world of Ted Lasso, and welcome its infectious optimism into their very own kitchens.

When Hindus from India came to Caribbean countries like Trinidad, Guyana, Jamaica, Suriname, Martinique and Guadeloupe in the 19th and early 20th centuries, they brought with them many songs and chants relating to important ceremonies. This book is a unique collection of some of those songs relating to eventgs like the matikor (asking blessings a day or two before the wedding), the vivah sanskar (Hindu wedding), the barahi (birth of a child), and the first cutting of the child's hair. They come from the memory and reportoire of Chano "Auntie" Kunjoo, the most prominent of the singers of traditional songs of Caribbean Hindus. Chano lives in Canada but is in great demand in the United States, Trinidad and Guyana to perform these songs at Hindu ceremonies. This book contains just 100 songs out of Chano's vast repertoire of several hundred, which she offers as a gift to future generations so that these treasured songs will not be forgotten. The songs are rendered as Chano heard them in her youth, and as she sings them today, in the bhojpuri dialect of Hindi spoken by most of the Hindus who came to the Caribbean so long ago. She hopes that younger Hindus will be tempted to learn these songs and perform them at the appropriate ceremonies long into the future.

New 2000 Release From Jazzpaa. This Supergroup First Saw The Light of Day In 1993 .now, Thirteen Years Later Comes The Release of Jazzpaa Ii. This Musical Group Consists of The Finest Players In The Flamenco/jazz World. The Featured Instrumentalists On This CD Are: Carles Benevent (Bass), Jorge Pardo (Saxes), Gerardo Nuez (Flamenco Guitar),chano Dominguez (piano), Tino Di Geraldo (percussion), Perico Sambeat (Saxes), Ranaud Garcfa-Fons(bass) and Fine Gypsy Singer, Esperanza Fernndez.