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Every Home Should Have One Mark Shatz food and the people who

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Every Home Should Have One Mark Shatz food and the people whoDiscover the soulful sounds of Patti Austin with her 1981 album "Every Home Should Have One," a captivating blend of jazz, funk, and pop. This vinyl record features standout tracks like "Do You Love Me?" and "Baby, Come To Me," showcasing Austin's powerful vocals and emotional depth. Released in Japan, this album is a must have for fans of ballads and rhythm & blues, making it a timeless addition to any collection.

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