A really captivating book.
Local lore, bolstered by captivating historic records, suggest, for instance, that there was an under sea tunnel linking military outposts across the Grand Harbour.
On this captivating quartet recording, he establishes a lock-tight rapport with his energetic rhythm section and a cognitive interaction with the alto saxophonist Rudresh Mahanthappa, another talent to keep a steady eye on.
J.C. Wes Montgomery and Wynton Kelly's classic "Smokin' at the Half Note," recorded live in New York in 1965, is one of jazz's most physically captivating live recordings.
But voters appeared to be captivated by Ms. Granholm's record on crime and her savvy, personal campaign style.
Some critics of baseball's reluctance to ban the supplement have suggested that officials do not want to tarnish McGwire's feat of breaking the home run record, which captivated the entire country in 1998.
A record that "captivated alternative rock", it represented Stereolab's "high-water mark" according to music journalists Tom Moon and Joshua Klein, respectively.
We were terrible". The singer-songwriter has come a long way since then, singing backup with the popular "melodic rock" band Ecco Ecco, formerly Steve Carson Band, with whom he's released a couple of records, and captivating audiences on solo tours along the West Coast and in New York City with his raw, powerful voice and magnetic stage presence.
It's the mood of the record that initially captivates: it is otherworldly but uplifting as much as unsettling.
