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Piano Red's Lost Atlanta Tapes unearthed

An Atlanta legend's final album gets released 25 years after his death

By Chad Radford
Creative Loafing (Atlanta) | August 13, 2010
Considered the godfather of rock and roll by many, Atlanta legend Piano Red’s final album gets released 25 years after his death
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Tags: David Fulmer, Blind Willie McTell, Excelsior Mills, Landslide Records, Let Me Play With Your Poodle, Mike Reeves, Piano Red, Rockin’ With Red, The Lost Atlanta Tapes

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