Dan Baird & Homemade Sin

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Two For Tuesday 00:00 Tools
Damn Thing To Be Done 00:00 Tools
Crooked Smile 00:00 Tools
Lazy Monday 00:00 Tools
Just Can't Wait 00:00 Tools
Runnin' Outta Time 00:00 Tools
Cryin' To Me 00:00 Tools
Well Enough Alone 00:00 Tools
Oh No, There She Goes 00:00 Tools
She Dug Me Up 00:00 Tools
Battleship Chains 00:00 Tools
I Know What It's Like 00:00 Tools
I Can Do Without You 00:00 Tools
Champagne Sparkle 00:00 Tools
Hellzapoppin' 00:00 Tools
I Love You Period 00:00 Tools
Keep Your Hands To Yourself 00:00 Tools
It Comes To Me Naturally 00:00 Tools
Younger Face 00:00 Tools
I Dunno 00:00 Tools
Open All Night 00:00 Tools
Railroad Steel 00:00 Tools
L'il Bit 00:00 Tools
Nights Of Mystery 00:00 Tools
Six Years Gone 00:00 Tools
Get Loud 00:00 Tools
Dixie Beaux Deraunt 00:00 Tools
Don't Be Wastin' My Time 00:00 Tools
Thin Disguise 00:00 Tools
Nothin' Left to Lose 00:00 Tools
Like a Rolling Stone 00:00 Tools
Dan Takes 5 00:00 Tools
A Little Bad Luck 00:00 Tools
Dixie Beauxderaunt 00:00 Tools
Little Darlin' 00:00 Tools
Another Chance 00:00 Tools
Movin' Right Along 00:00 Tools
Fairground People 00:00 Tools
Country Black 00:00 Tools
Julie And Lucky 00:00 Tools
Hush 00:00 Tools
Be Good To Yourself 00:00 Tools
Thousand Little Pieces 00:00 Tools
Silver Little Lies 00:00 Tools
A Few of My Own 00:00 Tools
All The Same 00:00 Tools
Get It Right 00:00 Tools
All Over But The Cryin' 00:00 Tools
Shake it til it's sore 00:00 Tools
Knocked Out Cold 00:00 Tools
Fall Apart On Me 00:00 Tools
Love gone wrong 00:00 Tools
Roll On Chattahoochee 00:00 Tools
Long Way Down 00:00 Tools
Licka Sense 00:00 Tools
Let It Shine 00:00 Tools
Outlivin' 00:00 Tools
Where'm I Gonna Lay My Head 00:00 Tools
Wear And Tear 00:00 Tools
Break Down and Cry 00:00 Tools
Face Of Love 00:00 Tools
Baby This 00:00 Tools
Think It's Time 00:00 Tools
The Other Side 00:00 Tools
Do My Worst 00:00 Tools
Walkin' The Dog 00:00 Tools
It's Alright 00:00 Tools
All Over But The Cryin'/Dan Takes Five 00:00 Tools
Julie And Lucky/I Love You Period 00:00 Tools
It's All Over Now 00:00 Tools
Lay It Down 00:00 Tools
Picture On The Wall 00:00 Tools
Can Ya Hear Me Now 00:00 Tools
Thanks For The Memories 00:00 Tools
Helpless 00:00 Tools
Look At What You Started 00:00 Tools
Bury Me Standing 00:00 Tools
Red Light 00:00 Tools
Julie & Luckie 00:00 Tools
Theme Of Mauro 00:00 Tools
6 Years Gone 00:00 Tools
8 Days A Week 00:00 Tools
Baby What You Want Me To Do 00:00 Tools
Legs/Chance 00:00 Tools
Damm Thing To Be Done 00:00 Tools
Something Better 00:00 Tools
Adilyda 00:00 Tools
Julie & Lucky 00:00 Tools
Sheila (inc. Pills) 00:00 Tools
Bust Your Heart 00:00 Tools
Feel So Good (Inc. Look What You Started) 00:00 Tools
Sheila 00:00 Tools
Everlovin' Mind 00:00 Tools
You Broke It 00:00 Tools
Sheila (Incl. Pills) 00:00 Tools
What Can I Say To Help 00:00 Tools
Good Problem to Have 00:00 Tools
I Dunno (Live) 00:00 Tools
Keep Your Hands to Yourself (Live) 00:00 Tools
Feels So Good 00:00 Tools
Fall Apart 00:00 Tools
Charmed Life 00:00 Tools
You're Goin' Down 00:00 Tools
Mister And Ma'am 00:00 Tools
Up in Your Kitchen 00:00 Tools
Something Like Love 00:00 Tools
Like A Rolling Sone 00:00 Tools
L`il Bit 00:00 Tools
Feels So Good (Inc. Look What You Started) 00:00 Tools
Hard Luck Boy 00:00 Tools
Keep Your Hands 00:00 Tools
Crooked Smile (Live) 00:00 Tools
All Over The Cryin 00:00 Tools
Just Can,T Wait 00:00 Tools
Hellizapoppin 00:00 Tools
I Know What Its Like 00:00 Tools
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Homemade Sin were originally set up as a backing band for ex-Georgia Satellites singer/songwriter/guitarist Dan Baird. The initial line-up consisted of ex Satellites bandmates Mauro Magellan on drums and Keith Christopher on Bass, with Ken McMahan on lead guitar. Both Mauro and Keith had played on Dan's solo albums 'Love Songs for the Hearing Impaired' and 'Buffalo Nickel'. Ken had played with Dan on his live album 'Redneck Savant' under the name Dan Baird and the Sofa Kings'. A change of line-up in 2008, when Ken McMahan left to be replaced by Jason & the Scorchers guitarist Warner E. Hodges, also signalled a change in focus of the band. This was now to be a band, and not a Dan Baird solo project. New songs were written as a band and an eponymous studio album recorded, with both Keith and Warner taking their turn at lead vocal slots. Extensive touring throughout 2008 and 2009, frequently doing double headline slots with the Quireboys, saw their live audience continue to grow. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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