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Dan Baird was the frontman for late-'80s roots rock/one-hit wonders the Georgia Satellites, before launching his own solo career. Born on December 12, 1953, in San Diego, CA, but raised in Atlanta, GA, Baird picked up the guitar early on and began playing with local bands during his teenage years. By December of 1980, Baird had formed the Georgia Satellites (who would eventually consist of both Baird and Rick Richards on vocals/guitar, Rick Price on bass, and Mauro Magellan on drums). The quartet quickly found their musical niche -- a bar band version of such classic three-chord rockers as AC/DC...

Meg Baird is an American musician originally from New Jersey and currently based in San Francisco, California after having established her musical career in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Wikipedia Meg Baird is a contributing member of the psychedelic neo-folk band Espers, as well as a solo artist and one half of the acoustic folk act The Baird Sisters. .

Bill was one of the founding members of the band SOUND TEAM and current leader of Sunset (formerly {{{Sunset}}}). His own material pursues experimental approaches to folk / pop / ambient. Much of his work can be found on his bandcamp page, here. Bill has been writing and playing songs for a while. The early songs were "lo-fi" and contained numerous recording experiments. Lots of backwards flange pedal. These tapes were given to friends and sold to foes. "Sounds great, Bill," they would smile out the words through gritted teeth. Besides engaging in 4track experiments, he also began "jamming" with...

Back in 2003, sisters Laura and Meg Baird from USA played a series of self written and traditional songs together which were recorded and issued as the self-released ‘Home’. We reviewed it at the time at The Unbroken Circle and wrote: “…they lull us with gorgeous duo versions of songs old and new, all woven into a flowing, cohesive whole. They play guitar and banjo behind their twin vocals, simple but so difficult to get right. Yet here you would swear you were listening to a classic release of USA music from sixty years ago. That’s not to say they...