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  • The Frozen Games II
    Wayne Cottrell
    The Frozen Games II presents ice and indoor sports that are not featured in the Winter Olympic Games. Ice sports with non-Olympic events include Bobsledding, Figure Skating, Luge, Short-Track Speed Skating, Skeleton, and Speed Skating. Ice sports that have never made it into the Winter Olympics include Bandy, Broomball, Ice Art, Ice Boating, Ice Cross Downhill, Ice Fishing, I...
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    46,98 €

  • The Frozen Games
    Wayne Cottrell
    The Frozen Games would be an all-snow-sports alternative to the Winter Olympic Games. Eight of the sports are in the Winter Olympics, but the Frozen Games would feature events from those sports which are NOT in the Winter Olympics. Five of the sports have been discontinued from or demonstrated at the Winter Olympics - the Frozen Games would revive these. An additional 25 sno...
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  • Charting Pre-18th Century Music
    Wayne Cottrell
    Is it possible to compile and rank music that was composed prior to the 18th century; that is, before 1700? The answer is yes, if one considers a combination of Classical music listener polls, Classical music forum rankings, the numbers of recordings of early music, and the number of appearances of hymns in hymnbooks. With such a variety of resources, Christmas, Classical, Re...
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    55,30 €

  • Charting the Music of the Fifties -- Volume 3
    Wayne Cottrell
    For the second half of the 1950s, what is the number nine popular single in Australia? 'April Love' by Pat Boone with Billy Vaughn. Boone’s shift from R&B covers to love ballads is reflected in this hit. What is the number nine single in the UK? Elvis Presley’s version of 'Blue Suede Shoes.' The song is often associated with Presley, although Carl Perkins was the original ...
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  • Best Easy Bike Rides Orange County
    Wayne D. Cottrell / Wayne DCottrell
    Orange County has an abundance of bike paths, roads, parks, and trails that provide a wonderful cycling experience for the entire family. Best Easy Bike Rides Orange County includes concise descriptions and detailed maps for twenty easy-to-follow rides. Look inside for:One-hour rides to half-day adventuresRides for everyone, including familiesMile-by-mile directions and clear t...
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    10,56 €

  • Charting the Music of the Early 20th Century
    Wayne Cottrell
    What is the number 14 popular single of 1900-1904? 'Navajo' by popular tenor Billy Murray. The song was part of a short-lived craze for Native-American themes. How about the number 14 popular single of 1905-1909? 'Vesti la Giubba' by Enrico Caruso, who remains the only opera singer in history to hit the pop charts with arias. How about the number 14 popular single of 1915-...
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  • Charting the Music of the Fifties -- Volume 2
    Wayne Cottrell
    What is the number twelve popular single of 1955-1959? 'Sincerely' by The McGuire Sisters & Dick Jacobs. The single was one of several mid-1950s Pop hits by white acts which were originally successful on the R&B charts by black acts. The McGuires would go on to become the top female group of the second half of the’50s. The number 12 R&B single is 'My Blue Heaven' by Fats Do...
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    61,07 €

  • Charting the Music of the Fifties -- Volume 1
    Wayne Cottrell
    What is the number nine popular single of 1950-54? 'Cry,' by Johnnie Ray & the 4 Lads. The Grammy Hall of Fame recording launched Ray’s superb career. What is the number nine album of 1950-54? 'The Great Caruso' by Mario Lanza, who starred in a series of operatic films during the 1950s. How about the number nine country single? 'The Shot Gun Boogie' by 'Tennessee' Ernie; ...
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    59,21 €

  • Charting the Music of the Forties
    Wayne Cottrell
    What is the number 17 popular single of 1940-44? 'Maria Elena' by Jimmy Dorsey & Bob Eberly. The title refers to Mexico’s First Lady during the late 1920s. By no means forgotten, there has been a new hit version of the song during nearly each decade since. The #17 pop single of 1945-49? 'To Each His Own' by Eddy Howard. The song was written for the same-titled 1946 film, bu...
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    64,86 €