The Baird Sisters
Country of origin:
U.S.
Type of music generally:
Traditional and contemporary folk/country
Status:
Most recent release, Until You Find Your Green (limited vinyl release, 2012, re-released 2016)
See also:
The Baird Sisters' siteMeg Baird's site; Wikipedia's entry on Meg Baird; Meg Baird's MySpace page
Ectophiles' Guide entries for Meg Baird's other projects: Espers and Meg Baird, Helena Espvall, Sharron Kraus
Comparisons:
Meg Baird, Helena Espvall, Sharron Kraus; Red Molly
Covers/own material:
Own and covers
General comments:
The Baird sisters sing stripped-down Appalachian-flavoured folk of their own composition and versions of traditional songs. (Neile)
Recommended first album:
The Baird Sisters at Home is the only one we've heard
Recordings:
- The Baird Sisters at Home (2003)
- Lonely Town (2008)
- Until You Find Your Green (limited vinyl release, 2012, re-released 2016)
The Baird Sisters at Home
Release info:
2003
Availability:
See Meg Baird's site
Ecto priority:
Recommended for fans of Meg Baird and/or stripped-down falk
Group members:
Meg Baird, Laura Baird
Comments:
This album is half songs by Laura Baird, and half covers of traditional songs, but has a very consistent feel. It's a home recording by their father over two days in January 2003. Laura Baird's compositions hold up to the traditional material (actually, I was quite impressed), and the vocals are low-key but gorgeous. If you like stripped-down folk at all, you are likely to love this. (Neile)
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