Crazy Heart soundtrack
CD ($17.98)
Here’s the “crazy” thing: Jeff Bridges, who stars in this acclaimed new movie about a faded country singer, can really sing! The 16-tune soundtrack includes a tuneful mix of performances from the film, plus some primo honky-tonk jukebox classics from Buck Owens, Lightnin’ Hopkins, Townes Van Zandt and Waylon Jennings, and even a couple of credible vocal contributions from co-star Colin Ferrell.
—Neil Pond, American Profile
Turner Classic Movies Greatest Films: Marx Brothers
DVD ($27.92)
Marvel to the rollicking comic genius of Groucho, Harpo, Zeppo with these four masterpieces of their merry mayhem: “A Day At The Races,” “A Night In Casablanca,” “At The Circus” and “Room Service,” which features the young, soon-to-be-familiar face of Lucille Ball. Born to late to know why the Marx Brothers deserve a special spot in hilarity’s hall of fame? No problem: Sit down, turn on the DVD player and prepare to be schooled.
—Neil Pond, American Profile
The Ultimate NASCAR Insider’s Track Guide
By Liz Allison
Softcover, 385 pages ($15.99)
NASCAR broadcast commentator and wife of the late speedway champ Davey Allison, the author certain knows her way around the track---and off. This handy reference book shows how to round out any NASCAR weekend event with tip-packed details on area lodging, food, churches, pet care, shopping, parking and other services. NASCAR newbies as well as more seasoned fans will find it indispensable for planning a pilgrimage to any of the 22 featured tracks.
—Neil Pond, American Profile
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