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Redwing Blackbird Denver, Colorado
Redwing Blackbird is the creation of multi Instrumentalist Paul Baker,
the first track was recorded on
inauguration day, with the entire album released on Halloween 2019. the first day of the presidential impeachment. engineered by Fernando Altonaga.
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