FTF will win a brand new unactivated travel bug a and a FTF card.
The next two to find this cache will be the proud owner of a $2 Tim
Horton gift certificate. The contents of this cache do not follow
any theme as they don't seem to last all that long anyway. Please
trade even or trade up, I have all the broken toys I will ever
need. There is a finders card for anyone that would like one until
they are all gone.
So now ladies and gentlemen it is star time, are you ready for star
time? Thank you and thank you very kindly. It is indeed a great
pleasure to present to you at this particular time, national and
internationally known as the hardest working man in show business,
the men that sing "I'll Go Crazy" ... "Try Me" ... "You've Got the
Power" ... "Think" ... "If You Want Me" ... "I Don't Mind" ...
"Bewildered" ...the million dollar seller, "Lost Someone" ... the
very latest release, "Night Train" ... let's everybody "Shout and
Shimmy" ... Mr. Dynamite, the amazing Mr. Please Please himself,
the star of the show, James Brown and the Famous Flames!
He was born into poverty in Barnwell, South Carolina, during the
Great Depression. As a child, he picked cotton, danced for spare
change and shined shoes. At 16, he was caught and convicted of
stealing, and he landed in reform school for three years. While
incarcerated, he met Bobby Byrd, leader of a gospel group that
performed at the prison. After his release, Brown tried his hand at
semipro boxing and baseball. A career-ending leg injury inspired
him to pursue music fulltime. Brown rose to the fore as leader of
the James Brown Revue - an entourage complete with emcee, dancers
and an untouchable stage band (the J.B.’s). Reportedly
sweating off up to seven pounds a night, Brown was a captivating
performer who’d incorporate a furious regimen of spins, drops
and shtick (such as feigning a heart attack, complete with the
ritual donning and doffing of capes and a fevered return to the
stage) into his skintight rhythm & blues.December 25, 2006:
James Brown, the Godfather of Soul, dies forcing the cancellation
of his Calgary concert date causing me to get a refund for the
tickets I had for my son and myself.
To find this cache find the answers for the following
questions:
A, 5.
B, June 4, 1966 the record It’s a Man’s Man’s
Man’s World by James Brown hits #__ on the Billboard Hot 100.
(the single).
C, In 1971, Brown began recording for Polydor Records. What year
did James Browns contract with Polydor expire? 19__ __
D, James brown had how many entries on Billboard’s R&B
singles charts?
E, James Brown appeared at The Edinburgh 50,000 the final push
the final live concert on July 6, 200__
F, James Brown, Love Overdue was released in 19__ __
G, how many tickets did I have for his canceled Calgary tour
date?
N 51 0A.BC
W D E.FG
There is no need to go tromping through the bush for this one,
there is a trail that will bring you to the cache if you can find
it. the cache is just off the path. Happy hunting.
You can check your answers for this puzzle on
Geochecker.com.