“bob terrell”

The pop hero who raised millions through Live Aid and filled many with hope.... More

Asheville, North Carolina was once a frontier town as tough as Tombstone or Dodge City. It had Indian fights, scalpings, shootouts, street brawls, hangings, cattle drives, wagon trains, saloons, and brothels.... More

He quit running in Lone Pine and reluctantly accepted the lawman's star.... More

The fantastic story of Charlie "Choo Choo" Justice and the football team that put North Carolina in the big-time. The most comprehensive book ever about a sports legend and the teams he played on.... More

From the time the very first professional gospel quartet went on the road in 1910 through, roughly, the 1960s, the gospel singing quartet was a staple in the religious music empire. Author Terrell spend more than 20 years interviewing old-timers and gathering information on the Vaughans and the Stam... More

Spud Pomeroy was one unlucky cowpoke, and things go from bad to worse... More

An exciting story of honor fulfilled and one old man not to mess with... More

Thirty all-time great songs by Bob Dylan arranged for harmonica. As you go through the book the music is progressively more challenging. The first 24 tunes are for both diatonic and chromatic harmonica players...while the final six can only be played on 12-hole chromatic harmonicas.Even the beginnin... More

Twenty-two of Dylan's greatest hits for easy guitar. Includes: All I Really Want To Do, Highway 61 Revisited, Hurricane, It Ain't Me Babe, Just Like A Woman, Lay Lady Lay, Like A Rolling Stone, and more.... More

With his critically acclaimed bestselling memoir "This Just In," Schieffer proved to be a natural storyteller and gifted writer. This work brings together 168 of his best essays, pieces that cover a broad range, from the hard issues of today to human stories of tragedy and triumph.Wise, rueful, cand... More