Meg BairdCountry of origin:U.S. Type of music generally:Contemporary and traditional folk Status:Most recent release, Don't Weigh Down The Light (2015) See also:Meg Baird's site Comparisons:Bill Jones, Kate Rusby Covers/own material:Traditional, covers, own General comments:Solo, Meg Baird does stripped-down folk, both traditional and contemporary folk. She has a lovely voice and good guitar technique, and makes the songs charming, yearning, haunting. (Neile) Recommended first album:Either Recordings:
dear companionRelease info:2007—Drag City—DC340CD Availability:Wide in U.S. Ecto priority:Recommended Group members:Meg Baird—vocals, guitar Comments:This is a delightful collection of covers of contemporary folk songwriters, traditional songs, and Meg Baird's own. Highly recommended for fans of traditional and neo-traditional folk, especially those who like their versions simple and clear. This is lovely. (Neile) Seasons on EarthRelease info:2011—Drag City Availability:Wide in U.S. Ecto priority:Recommended Group members:Meg Baird—vocals, guitar Comments:Another lovely lo-fi album. The second track, "Stars Climb Up The Vine" is especially gorgeous and unforgettable. (Neile) |
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