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By Gerald Ochs
RappahanhocV News Writer ~ .
The Kid Pan Alley project did not disappear after the more than successful “Tidal Wave of Song” concert on Sept. 22. The album has been selling like hotcakes in Rappahannock County and elsewhere, and the project concept has been growing, with workshops benefiting the children of other communities around the country.
Project volunteers and staff have been busy placing CD’s and merchandise at retail outlets in and out of the County, and more than forty stores now carry “Tidal Wave of Song” and other project paraphernalia. Whether you are on- or off-line, you can get the albums, tee-shirts, and greeting cards.
Borders Books and Records, Tower Records, Plow and Hearth, Plan 9, Amazon.com, CDBaby.com, and, of course, Kidpanalley.org are
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