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Bird sells a series of his live recordings at concerts; called Fingerlings, the albums - which frequently run almost an hour - don't re-create his studio output but rather dramatically re-imagine his body of work as well as offer reinterpretations of other artists 'material.
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Bird sells a series of his live recordings at concerts; called Fingerlings, the albums - which frequently run almost an hour - don't re-create his studio output but rather dramatically re-imagine his body of work as well as offer reinterpretations of other artists 'material.
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Bird sells a series of his live recordings at concerts; called Fingerlings, the albums - which frequently run almost an hour - don't re-create his studio output but rather dramatically re-imagine his body of work as well as offer reinterpretations of other artists 'material.
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Bird sells a series of his live recordings at concerts; called Fingerlings, the albums - which frequently run almost an hour - don't re-create his studio output but rather dramatically re-imagine his body of work as well as offer reinterpretations of other artists 'material.
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Bird sells a series of his live recordings at concerts; called Fingerlings, the albums - which frequently run almost an hour - don't re-create his studio output but rather dramatically re-imagine his body of work as well as offer reinterpretations of other artists 'material.
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Bird sells a series of his live recordings at concerts; called Fingerlings, the albums - which frequently run almost an hour - don't re-create his studio output but rather dramatically re-imagine his body of work as well as offer reinterpretations of other artists 'material.
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Bird sells a series of his live recordings at concerts; called Fingerlings, the albums - which frequently run almost an hour - don't re-create his studio output but rather dramatically re-imagine his body of work as well as offer reinterpretations of other artists 'material.
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Bird sells a series of his live recordings at concerts; called Fingerlings, the albums - which frequently run almost an hour - don't re-create his studio output but rather dramatically re-imagine his body of work as well as offer reinterpretations of other artists 'material.
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Bird sells a series of his live recordings at concerts; called Fingerlings, the albums - which frequently run almost an hour - don't re-create his studio output but rather dramatically re-imagine his body of work as well as offer reinterpretations of other artists 'material.
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Bird sells a series of his live recordings at concerts; called Fingerlings, the albums - which frequently run almost an hour - don't re-create his studio output but rather dramatically re-imagine his body of work as well as offer reinterpretations of other artists 'material.
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