Guitar Slinging and Story Writing: Texas native Hayden Baker returns to our studio to talk about new project

Our next guest is a Texas native who is making a name for himself with his combination of guitar-slinging and story-focused songwriting. He is set to release a brand new album this April titled Barely Gettin’ By.

Hayden Baker returned to our studios to talk to RFD-TV’s own Suzanne Alexander about his previous project, songwriting, and his upcoming project.
He even treated us to a performance of his song “Something I Can’t Do”!

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