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Sculptor Andy Davis's revolving bronze statue of noted American singer Ray Charles in the small Ray Charles Plaza at Albany, Georgia's Riverfront Park

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2017 03 26.
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  1. Albany
  2. Albany Riverfront Park
  3. America
  4. Andy Davis
  5. Color
  6. Digital Photographs
  7. Dougherty County
  8. Georgia
  9. Ray Charles
  10. Ray Charles Plaza
  11. Ray Charles Statue
  12. United States

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