Singing With the Red Wolves is the first independently produced album by the band Wishing Chair. It was released in 1995 on Terrakin Records. The album cover art is from a painting by artist Dana Tiger.
The title song refers to attempts by biologists to reintroduce red wolves into areas in the Southeastern United States where they had become locally extinct.
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