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The CD title track happens to be a cover of
Redd, Discovered ... At Last has been a year in the making, with the official release in
"I am so proud of the CD," said Redd. "The Guffman Trio did a great job backing me. Other tracks such as Stars and the Moon and My Funny Valentine are my favorites. I am so excited to have My Funny Valentine as an entry in the Billboard Song of the Year contest (jazz), and to see the great reviews by places such as Radio Indy."
To hear At Last and other preview song tracks from Redd, Discovered ... At Last, you can go to http://www.reddsings.com or search for "Redd Discovered" on iTunes, Amazon, and CD Baby to purchase.
Contact information:
Helen ("Redd")
Phone: 305-923-1627
Email: redd@reddsings.com
Website: http://www.reddsings.com
This release was issued through eReleases(TM). For more information, visit http://www.ereleases.com.
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