Eclectic Institute Kudzu
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Eclectic Institute – Kudzu, 1 oz liquid $8.78 Kudzu, 1 oz. Dried Pueraria lobota root. Kosher Vegetable Glycerine – 80%. Filtered water. Dry Herb Strength: 1:1…. |
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Kudzu Tablets (500mg)-60 Tablets500mg $8.99 Traditionally, Kudzu was known for centuries in China as ge-gen. Kudzu has long been used in Chinese health practices, and is gaining popularity as a beneficial supplement today. This supplement contains a blend of Kudzu extract and Kudzu root. |
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The Eclectic $9.58 Here, Vince Guaraldi roams farther afield than ever — playing piano and electric harpsichord, experimenting with sleek string backdrops, dabbling with the guitar — and yes, he sings, too. Guaraldi’s amateur Bohemian vocal charm won’t come as any surprise to those who remember “Joe Cool” and “Little Birdie” from his later Peanuts scores; here, he sounds rather endearing in a pair of songs by pop-folk singer Tim Hardin (”Black Sheep Boy,” “Reason to Believe”). Elsewhere, there is enough of the old Guaraldi mainstream and Latin jazz piano here to attract the faithful, particularly the lingering rendition of Jobim’s “Once I Loved” and another sardonic original, “Lucifer’s Lady.” Throughout, Guaraldi generally keeps things at a low-key level, which gives this scattershot album at least a veneer of unity. ~ Richard S. Ginell, Rovi Performers: Vince Guaraldi – Electric Harpsichord, Piano, Vocals, Guitar; Gloria Strassner – Celli; Jesse Ehrlich – Celli; Alexander Neiman – Viola; Bob Maize – Bass (Electric); Cecil Figelski – Viola; Jim McCabe – Bass (Electric); Al Coster – Drums; Dan Lube – Violin; |
