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Places Of Power (Now Is The Hour)

After Hours Recording Studio Calls Redding Home – Part 3

Posted on February 19, 2009 by Skip Murphy

This is the last of a 3-part series – an interview by Skip Murphy of Redding of accomplished musician Bruce Turgon of After Hours Recorders in Redding … Click here for Part 1  Click here for Part 2  I know you have a project coming… Continue Reading →

Village Voices After Hours Recorders, Bruce Turgon, Craig Padilla, Howard Givens, Places Of Power (Now Is The Hour), Skip Murphy

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