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• Autorzy: Frank Romero
• Wydawnictwo: Emereo
• Data wydania: 2016
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• Forma publikacji: ePub (online)
• Język publikacji: angielski
• ISBN: 9781489184672

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• Introduction
• Michael McKean - Later work
• Vince Gill
• Thomas Schnauz - Career
• Bowling Green, Kentucky - Twenty-first century initiatives
• Ilse DeLange - 1998: World Of Hurt
• Western films - Contemporary Western
• Jimmy Buffett - Music career
• Vince Gill - Selected awards
• James Burton - Recent career
• Chris Daughtry
• Dave Porter (composer)
• Pilot (Breaking Bad) - Reception
• Bekka Bramlett
• Mark Bego
• Taylor Swift - 2012–14: Red
• Roots (Johnny Winter album)
• Mark O’Connor - Awards/Honors
• 36th Annual Grammy Awards - Country
• Austin Film Festival - Austin Film Festival’s On Story
• Saul Goodman - Better Call Saul spin-off
• Vince Gill - Selected awards
• Writers Guild of America Awards 2010 - Drama series
• Tanya Tucker - 2000 ndash; present: Music career today
• The Doobie Brothers - The 2010s
• Jon Erlichman - Career
• Community (season 5) - Production
• Hancock (film) - Development
• Mel Tillis - Later career and life
• Don Williams - Solo career
• Western film - Contemporary Western
• Michael W. Smith - Orchestral instrumental, hymns, and studio worship albums (2011–present)
• 2002 Grammy Awards - Country
• Breaking Bad (season 4) - Awards and nominations
• Jesse Pinkman - Part 2
• America the Beautiful - Popular versions
• Rascal Flatts - 2012–2013: Changed and All Access Uncovered
• Strong Heart - Release notes
• Vince Gill - Selected awards
• Earl Scruggs - Awards and honors
• Grammy Awards of 1999
• Jamey Johnson - The Guitar Song (2010-2012)
• Alan Sepinwall - The Star-Ledger
• List of awards and nominations received by Breaking Bad - Primetime Emmy Awards
• Mary Sarah - Singing career
• Brad Paisley - 2008–2009: Play
• Vince Gill - Selected awards
• List of unmade episodes of The X-Files - Season 5
• The Lone Gunmen (TV series)
• Sunshine Days - Production
• Breaking Bad - Development history
• The X-Files (season 8) - Crew
• 42nd Annual Grammy Awards - Country
• Tisch School of the Arts - Department of Film and Television
• Longwood University - Notable alumni
• Bryan Cranston - Career
• Breaking Bad (season 2) - Home video releases
• Shelby Lynne - Early years
• Olivia Newton-John - Later career
• Walter White, Jr. - Jane Margolis
• Andrea Cantillo - Jane Margolis
• Jerri Manthey - Early life
• Michelle MacLaren - Career
• Don Helms
• Brian Setzer - Honors
• Rascal Flatts - 2008–2010: Greatest Hits Volume 1 and Unstoppable
• The Crow: New Songs for the 5-String Banjo
• Jesse Pinkman (Breaking Bad)
• Walter White (Breaking Bad) - Alternative theory concerning death
• Kelly Clarkson - 2012–present: Greatest Hits – Chapter One and Wrapped in Red
• Delaney and Bonnie - Friends and offspring
• Amy Grant - Personal life
• Vince Gill - Selected awards
• Producers Guild of America - 2015 Winners
• Field Trip (The X-Files)
• Bonnie Tyler - Later collaborations
• Rodney Crowell - 2001–2010: Songwriting Success, Critical Acclaim
• Talking Bad - Broadcast and format
• Squeeze (The X-Files) - Broadcast and reception
• Writers Guild of America Awards 2012 - Drama series
• Pharrell Williams - 1998–2004: The Neptunes
• The Everly Brothers - Reunion and subsequent activities: 1983–2006
• Vince Gill - Selected awards
• Darrell Brown (musician) - Production and arrangement
• Marie Schrader
• Play On (Carrie Underwood album) - Background
• Field Trip (The X-Files) - Writing
• The Flaming Lips - Continued success (At War with the Mystics) (2002-2006)
• Breaking Bad (season 5) - Development and production
• Maverick (film) - Cast
• The X-Files (season 7) - Crew
• Drive (The X-Files) - Casting
• Vince Gill - Selected awards
• Madrigal (Breaking Bad) - Production
• Tammy Wynette - 1980–1990: Career in the 1980s
• Amory, Mississippi - Culture and events
• James Burton
• Phil Everly - Reunion and subsequent activities: 1983–2006
• Subway (Homicide: Life on the Street)
• Blue Moon of Kentucky - Other recordings
• Vince Gill - Selected awards
• Open House (Breaking Bad) - Production
• Sandollar Productions - 1995–present
• Asleep at the Wheel - 2000 and onward
• Red (Taylor Swift song) - CMA Awards version
• Welcome 2 My Nightmare - A Runaway Train
• Keith Urban - 2010ndash;2012 : Get Closer
• Vince Gill - Discography
• 2004 Grammy Awards - Performances
• List of Breaking Bad episodes
• Walter White (Breaking Bad)
• Breaking Bad (TV series) - Development history
• The Lost Notebooks of Hank Williams - Background
• Hank Schrader - Casting and creation
• Drive (The X-Files) - Conception, writing, and filming
• List of awards and nominations received by Taylor Swift - Notable Achievements and Milestones
• Phil Everly - Legacy
• Breaking Bad - Scientific accuracy
• I Will Always Love You - Reception
• Great Allentown Fair - Grandstand performers
• Everly Brothers - Legacy
• How Great Thou Art - Notable performers
• Cat’s in the Bag... - Production
• Greatest Hits: Decade Number 1 - Background
• 46th Grammy Awards - Performances
• Austin Film Festival - 2013
• 44th Annual Grammy Awards - Country
• Breaking Bad (season 4) - Awards and nominations
• List of unmade episodes of The X-Files - Season 6
• Better Call Saul - Development
• Susan Werner - Career
• Grammy Award for Best Country Instrumental Performance - 1990s
• Home Fries (film)
• Ozymandias (Breaking Bad) - Critical reception
• Boomhauer - Trademark speech pattern
• Asleep at the Wheel - Willie and the Wheel
• Bekka Bramlett - Marriage
• Johnny Winter - Later career and death
• Breaking Bad - Scientific accuracy
• Thomas Schnauz - Career
• Peter Gould (writer) - Biography
• The Flaming Lips - Continued success (At War with the Mystics)
• Breaking Bad - Conception
• Vince Gill - Selected awards
• Talking Bad - Accolades
• Ronnie Dunn - Awards
• Taylor Swift - 2012–14: Red
• Vince Gill - Selected awards
• Grammy Award for Best Country Instrumental Performance - 2000s
• George Jones - Later years and death (1990–2013)
• List of Better Call Saul episodes
• The Searchers (film) - Influence
• List of additional MythBusters cast members - Celebrities
• Kelly Clarkson - 2012–13: Greatest Hits – Chapter One and Wrapped in Red
• History and culture of amphetamines - In television
• Taylor Swift - 2010–12: Speak Now
• Madrigal (Breaking Bad)
• 51st Grammy Awards - Country
• Vince Gill - Selected awards
• Foggy Mountain Breakdown
• Bill Anderson (singer) - 1990 ndash; present: Career today
• X files - Filming
• The X-Files (season 3) - Crew
• List of songs written by Hank Williams - I
• Fly (Breaking Bad) - Production
• Pilot (Breaking Bad)
• 50th Grammy Awards - General Field
• Vince Gill - Selected awards
• Steve Earle
• Annie Edison - Guest characters
• Cancer Man (Breaking Bad) - Title meaning
• 44th Grammy Awards - Country
• Westerns - Contemporary Western
• List of unmade episodes of The X-Files - Season 5
• Belle Meade, Tennessee - Overview
• Amy Grant - Return to her roots
• Merle Haggard - Legacy
• Live Free or Die (Breaking Bad) - Production
• Brad Paisley - 2011–12: This Is Country Music
• Jerry Douglas - IBMA (International Bluegrass Music Association) Awards
• Cat’s in the Bag...
• Breaking Bad (TV series) - Conception
• Autotune - In popular music
• Combo Ortega - Maximino Arciniega
• Rodney Crowell - 2011–present
• Face Off (Breaking Bad) - Awards
• Marty Stuart - Recording career in the 1980s and 1990s
• Brad Paisley - 2011–2012: This Is Country Music
• 2013 Moore tornado - Aftermath
• Brian Wilson - Awards and accolades
• Hermanos (Breaking Bad) - Production
• Sheryl Crow - 2010–12: 100 Miles from Memphis
• Breaking Bad - Pink teddy bear
• Breaking Bad - Development history
• Jonny Lang - Guest appearances
• Challenge coin - Media
• Writers Guild of America Awards 2013 - Drama series
• Grammy Award for Best Country Song - 1990s
• Country Strong (song)
• Cinderella (Vince Gill song)
• Pilot (Breaking Bad) - Reception
• Breaking Bad - Pink teddy bear
• Thomas Schnauz - Personal life
• Rascal Flatts - 2012–present: Changed, All Access Uncovered, and Rewind
• The X-Files (season 5) - Crew
• Amy Grant - In the mainstream
• Ron Block - Biography
• Everly Brothers - Reunion and subsequent activities: 1983–2006
• B-Westerns - Contemporary Western
• Kim Carnes - 1994–present: Further songwriting success and Essential
• Breaking Bad (season 1) - Awards and nominations
• Steve Wariner - Arista Records
• Barry Bales - Career
• Live Read - July (Breaking Bad’s pilot episode)
• List of train songs - J
• Donna Nelson - Science Advisor to AMC TV Series Breaking Bad
• Mandolin - Bluegrass, Blues, and the jug-band
• 2008 Grammy Awards - General Field
• European Country Music Association - ECMA Awards 2007ASK_FOR_LINK_1/li>
• Toby Keith - Feud with the Dixie Chicks
• Cory Younts - Festivals
• Breaking Bad (season 3) - Production
• Breaking Bad (TV series) - Development history
• Texas Motor Speedway - Other events
• Walter White (Breaking Bad) - Cult following
• Soundstage (TV program) - Season 2: 2004
• Bryan Cranston - Career
• Breaking Bad (season 1) - Home video releases
• 2000 Grammy Awards - Country
• Battle Creek (TV series) - Development and production
• Lisa Loeb - Cake and Pie (2002)
• Face Off (Breaking Bad) - Production
• Chet Atkins - Industry awards
• Amy Grant - In the mainstream
• Amy Grant - Personal life
• Chris Stapleton - Collaborations
• Auto-Tune - In popular music
• Mark Collie - Personal life
• Aaron Paul - Career
• Hank Schrader
• Vince Gill - Selected awards
• Thirty-Eight Snub - Production
• Ozymandias (Breaking Bad) - Production
• Better Call Saul - Conception
• I Can’t Tell You Why - Covers
• Dixie Chicks - 2003–05: Political controversy
• Red (Taylor Swift song) - Track listing
• Frank Spotnitz - Biography
• Cancer Man (Breaking Bad) - Production
• Amy Grant - Personal life
• Talking Bad - Development and production
• Dead Freight - Production
• Grammy Awards of 1997 - Country
• Grammy Awards of 2002 - Country
• Kermit Unpigged
• Grammy Awards of 1994 - Country
• Box Cutter (Breaking Bad) - Production
• Kid Rock - 2003–2009: Southern rock revivalist era
• Drive (The X-Files)
• List of The X-Files episodes
• Vince Gill - Selected awards
• Vince Gill - Selected awards
• Full Measure
• Cory Younts - Awards, honors, distinctions
• Owensboro - Events of interest
• Country Music Association Awards - CMA Awards hosts
• Bullet Points (Breaking Bad) - Production
• Breaking Bad (TV series) - Casting
• Gliding Over All - Production
• End Times (Breaking Bad) - Production
• Everly Brothers - Reunion and subsequent activities: 1983–2006
• 2009 Grammy Awards - Country
• Vince Gill
• Breaking Bad (season 5) - Development and production
• David Hungate
• Breaking Bad - Conception
• Felina (Breaking Bad) - Production
• The X-Files (season 4) - Crew
• Little Big Town - Tours
• Bullet Points (Breaking Bad) - Production
• 39th Saturn Awards
• John Shiban
• T. Graham Brown - Musical career
• Rodney Crowell - 1972–1986: Early career
• Walter White (Breaking Bad) - Reviews
• Crossroads Guitar Festival - Disc 1
• Better Call Saul
• Ricky Skaggs - Grammy Awards
• Breaking Bad (TV series) - Scientific accuracy
• 46th Annual Grammy Awards - Performances
• Breaking Bad - Technical aspects
• Grammy Award for Best Country Instrumental Performance - 2000s
• Vince Gill - Early life
• Jo Dee Messina - 19982006: Breakthrough success
• Together Again (Buck Owens song) - Covers
• 36th Grammy Awards - Country
• 50th Annual Grammy Awards - General Field
• The X-Files - Filming
• Tyler Bryant - Career
• Jesse Pinkman (Breaking Bad) - Season one
• Vince Gill - Selected awards
• Box Cutter (Breaking Bad)
• Peekaboo (Breaking Bad) - Production
• Paul Franklin (musician) - Collaborations
• List of Billboard Hot Country Songs chart achievements - In addition
• Kevin Weisman - Other work
• The Great Dragon (Merlin) - Gilli
• George Strait - The Cowboy Rides Away Tour
• Dolly Parton - 1995–present
• ...And the Bag’s in the River - Production
• Vince Gilligan
• Producers Guild of America - 2013 Winners
• Jimmy Webb - Solo artist, 1993–present
• George Jones - Alcoholism and decline (1964–79)
• Gustavo Fring
• Western (genre) - Contemporary Western
• Walter White (Breaking Bad) - Reviews
• List of awards and nominations received by Breaking Bad - Primetime Emmy Awards
• Grammy Award for Best Country Instrumental Performance - 2000s
• Vince Gill - Selected awards
• Grammy Awards of 2000 - Country
• Peter Gould (writer)
• Breaking Bad - Alternative theory concerning death
• Talking Saul - Conception
• Mandolin - Bluegrass, Blues, and the jug band
• Live Free or Die (Breaking Bad)
• Ryman Auditorium - The Ryman today
• Stephen Colbert - The Colbert Report
• Felina (Breaking Bad) - Alternative theory concerning death
• Live Like You Were Dying (song) - Chart performance
• Emmylou Harris - Recent work
• ABQ (Breaking Bad) - Production
• Jimmy Webb - Solo artist
• David Bromberg - Musical career
• Fly (Breaking Bad) - Production
• Breaking Bad - Development history
• I Will Always Love You (Whitney Houston song) - Reception
• Go Rest High on That Mountain
• Hancock 2 - Development
• Kim Carnes
• Everly Brothers - Legacy
• Jerry Douglas - Career
• The X-Files (season 5) - Filming
• Jon Erlichman - Career
• Little Feat - Legacy
• Brad Paisley - 2008–09: Play
• 35th Grammy Awards - Country
• Jesse Pinkman (Breaking Bad) - Production
• Grammy Awards of 2008 - General Field
• 42nd Grammy Awards - Country
• Greatest Hits: Decade 1 - Background
• Vince Gill - Selected awards
• Blake Shelton - Healing in the Heartland
• Josh Turner - 2007–2008: Everything Is Fine
• Vince Gill - Early life
• Vince Gill - Early life
• Little Big Town - 2014–present: Pain Killer and Grand Ole Opry invitation
• Minnie Pearl - Final years
• Breaking Bad (season 2) - Production
• Peekaboo (Breaking Bad)
• How Great Thou Art (hymn) - Notable performers
• Cancer Man (Breaking Bad)
• Hank Williams - Legacy
• Chris Stapleton
• The Blind Boys of Alabama - 2010s: Broad appeal
• Owensboro, Kentucky - Events of interest
• Bill Anderson (singer) - 1990–present: Career today
• Ricky Skaggs - Early career
• Ozymandias (Breaking Bad) - Reception
• Writers Guild of America Awards 2011 - Drama series
• Frank Spotnitz - Biography
• Johnny Winter - Later career
• EMG, Inc.
• Thirty-Eight Snub - Production
• Pilot (Breaking Bad) - Production
• Sunshine Days
• 2000 Grammy Award - Country
• Little Feat - Legacy – today and tomorrow
• Breaking Bad (TV series)
• 51st Annual Grammy Awards - Country
• Steve Cropper - Career
• Bad Company - The Robert Hart era (1994–1998)
• Vince Gill - Selected awards
• ...And the Bag’s in the River
• Breaking Bad - Cult following
• The Everly Brothers - Legacy
• MythBusters (2013 season) - Episode 206 – Breaking Bad Special
• Vince Gill - Selected awards
• The X-Files (season 6) - Development
• Amy Grant - Personal life
• Rascal Flatts - 2012–present: Changed, All Access Uncovered: The Making of Changed and Beyond, and Rewind
• Don Gibson - The Don Gibson Theater
• Kim Carnes - 1988–1993: Recording in Nashville
• Earth Day - Earth Day 1990
• Patty Loveless - Post Sony-Nashville
• Amy Grant - In the mainstream
• I Saw Her Standing There - Versions by others
• Vince Gill - Selected awards
• Felina (Breaking Bad)
• Edinburgh International Television Festival - History and outline

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