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  | Name        = 40 Years 40 Songs
 
  | Name        = 40 Years 40 Songs
 
  | type        = extended play  
 
  | type        = extended play  
  | single2     = [[wikipedia:Right Here Waiting|Right Here Waiting 2024]] (feat. Riyandi Kusuma)
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  | single1     = [[wikipedia:Right Here Waiting|Right Here Waiting 2024]] (feat. Riyandi Kusuma)
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  | single1     = [[If Ever You're in My Arms Again|If Ever You're In My Arms Again 2020]]
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  | single2     = [[Wikipedia:If Ever You're In My Arms Again|If Ever You're In My Arms Again 2020]]
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==Background and production==
 
==Background and production==
===''Queen of the Willis'' performances===
 
 
===Zinn auditions for ''American Idol''===
 
 
{{main|Ava's American Idol Audition}}
 
{{main|Ava's American Idol Audition}}
On April 7, 2011,  during [[wikipedia:American Idol (season 10)|American Idol's 10th season]], and Zinn's site ''[[Vote for the Girls (United States)|Vote for the Girls]]'' gained its first bit of notoriety with the VFTG's first painful bankrupt with the elimination of [[wikipedia:Pia Tosano|Pia Toscano]]. Following Toscano's elimination, [[Vote for the Girls (American season 2)|the second season]] became a turning point for the web site due to its support of [[wikipedia:Lauren Alaina|Lauren Alaina]] and [[wikipedia:Haley Reinhart|Haley Reinhart]]. Zinn posted on her YouTube channel of the "VOTE FOR LAUREN AND HALEY" campaign after Toscano was voted off. Alaina and Reihart went on to last 6 more weeks in the competition, but it was largely unknown to the general public at this time, and slammed [[Vote for the Worst]] on Zinn's web site, which at the time had a section called Vote for the Girls. Lauren Alaina became Vote for the Girls' longest-running American Idol pick, which remained intact until being tied with Jessica Meuse on the 13th season of American Idol and surpassed by Jena Irene. She remained VFTG pick for 12 weeks, from top 24 to the finale. Lauren Alaina was the runner-up, as was Crystal Bowersox in [[wikipedia:American Idol (season 9)|the previous season]].
 
  
On April 18, 2011, following the elimination of Paul McDonald four days earlier, Ava Zinn announced on her YouTube channel (which at the time hosted the VFTG episodes until Zinn created the official VFTG YouTube Channel) that she would be auditioning for the [[wikipedia:American Idol (season 11)|following season]] of ''Idol'' herself. Due to Zinn's age (28) in 2011, it was the first and only opportunity that Zinn would ever try out.
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On April 18, 2011, Zinn announced on her YouTube channel that she is planning to audition for the eleventh season of ‘’American Idol’’.  
  
 
Even before [[wikipedia:American Idol (season 11)|season 11]] of American Idol's premiere, ''Queen of the Willis'' and ''Vote for the Girls'' creator Ava Zinn auditioned as a contestant on ''American Idol'', and went undercover as a journalist reportedly exposing the [[wikipedia:American Idol (season 10)|previous American Idol season]]'s gender voting bias and eventually would end the trend that Idol pundits call the "white guy with guitar" or "WGWG" factor [[wikipedia:American Idol (season 12)|the following season]]. During American Idol 11, VFTG picked [[wikipedia:Hallie Day|Hallie Day]] and [[wikipedia:Erika Van Pelt|Erika Van Pelt]] in the semi-finals because they also auditioned at the same [[wikipedia:Pittsburgh|Pittsburgh]] [[wikipedia:Heinz Field|audition]] [[wikipedia:David L. Lawrence Convention Center|venues]] as Zinn.
 
Even before [[wikipedia:American Idol (season 11)|season 11]] of American Idol's premiere, ''Queen of the Willis'' and ''Vote for the Girls'' creator Ava Zinn auditioned as a contestant on ''American Idol'', and went undercover as a journalist reportedly exposing the [[wikipedia:American Idol (season 10)|previous American Idol season]]'s gender voting bias and eventually would end the trend that Idol pundits call the "white guy with guitar" or "WGWG" factor [[wikipedia:American Idol (season 12)|the following season]]. During American Idol 11, VFTG picked [[wikipedia:Hallie Day|Hallie Day]] and [[wikipedia:Erika Van Pelt|Erika Van Pelt]] in the semi-finals because they also auditioned at the same [[wikipedia:Pittsburgh|Pittsburgh]] [[wikipedia:Heinz Field|audition]] [[wikipedia:David L. Lawrence Convention Center|venues]] as Zinn.
  
Zinn's American Idol audition eventually lead ''Vote for the Girls'' to see a significant ratings boost in 2012. The web site surged past competing web site Vote for the Worst in several key weeks, with four female contestants and only two male contestants in the American Idol 11 Top 6 for the first time in web site's history. The web site eventually would long leave its ratings-challenged past behind, and is the web site would have more victories in the years to come as well as becoming one of the strongest entertainment web sites in the nation--more particularly American Idol and were consistently two of the web site's strongest moderators due to not only Zinn's audition in Pittsburgh, but also Indianapolis resident [[Alisha Bernhardt]] who auditioned in St. Louis.
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Zinn's American Idol audition eventually lead ''Vote for the Girls'' to see a significant ratings boost in 2012. The web site surged past competing web site Vote for the Worst in several key weeks, with four female contestants and only two male contestants in the American Idol 11 Top 6 for the first time in web site's history. The web site eventually would long leave its ratings-challenged past behind, and is the web site would have more victories in the years to come as well as becoming one of the strongest entertainment web sites in the nation.
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==Concept and packaging==
  
While the national [[wikipedia:Nielsen ratings|Nielsen ratings]] for the Pittsburgh auditions were 10.3 with a 16% share of overall households tuning in and the St. Louis auditions were 10.2 with a 16% share, Zinn registered a 21.7 rating and a 31% share in Fort Wayne while Everman registered a 19.6 rating a 28% share in the Indianapolis market. Zinn and Everman's numbers are roughly 20% higher than the national average. Part of the success is due to Indiana's status as a reality-based show contestant hotbed following Zinn's American Idol auditon in Pittsburgh and Bernhardt's audition in St. Louis, and the the web site's support eventually became among the highest-rated YouTube views in Indiana and Pennsylvania during the competition.
 
  
 
== Composition and music ==
 
== Composition and music ==
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===Singles===
 
===Singles===
"[[If Ever You're in My Arms Again#Ava_Zinn_version|If Ever You're in My Arms Again]]", Zinn’s cover of [[Peabo Bryson]]’s 1984 top 10 hit, is the first track and was the album's lead single. Zinn premiered the single on ''[[Vote for the Girls (United States)|Vote for the Girls with Ava Zinn & Alexandra Moffitt]]'' on March 29, 2020 and first aired during the [[Queen of the Willis (season 8)|season 8]] ''[[Queen of the Willis]]'' episode “[[Valentine's Day in Quillsville, Indiana]]” February 14, 2020. It is slated to be released for digital download on April 28, 2020.
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==Track listing==
 
==Track listing==
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==Personnel==
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| [[If Ever You're in My Arms Again#Ava_Zinn_version|If Ever You're In My Arms Again 2020]]
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|{{hlist|Cynthia Weil|Michael Masser|Tom Snow}}
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|{{hlist|Finger 81}}
 
| [[wikipedia:Peabo Bryson|Peabo Bryson]]
 
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| [[wikipedia:Suddenly (Billy Ocean song)|Suddenly]]
 
|{{hlist|Keith Diamond|Billy Ocean}}
 
|{{hlist|TBD|TBD}}
 
| [[wikipedia:Billy Ocean|Billy Ocean]]
 
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| [[Right Here Waiting|Right Here Waiting]] <small>(feat. Riyandi Kusuma)</small>
 
|{{hlist|Richard Marx}}
 
|{{hlist|Riyandi Kusuma}}
 
| [[wikipedia:Richard Marx|Richard Marx]]
 
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==Release history==
 
==Release history==

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