Dan Baird

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I Love You Period 04:24 Tools
The One I Am 03:48 Tools
Knocked Up 03:09 Tools
Dixie Beauxderaunt 04:51 Tools
Seriously Gone 02:52 Tools
Julie + Lucky 05:05 Tools
Look At What You Started 05:10 Tools
Lost Highway 03:49 Tools
Pick Up The Knife 04:30 Tools
Baby Talk 03:54 Tools
Younger Face 04:04 Tools
I Want You Bad 02:37 Tools
Cumberland River 05:17 Tools
On My Way 04:20 Tools
damn thing to be done 04:17 Tools
L'il Bit 03:43 Tools
Hush 04:48 Tools
Hell To Pay 05:09 Tools
Woke Up Jake 04:43 Tools
Crooked Smile 05:22 Tools
Trivial As The Truth 04:37 Tools
Birthday 04:09 Tools
Two For Tuesday 05:55 Tools
Hit Me Like A Train 04:09 Tools
Just Can't Wait 02:57 Tools
Lazy Monday 04:48 Tools
Runnin' Outta Time 05:14 Tools
Cemetery Train 03:21 Tools
Julie And Lucky 05:07 Tools
Lonely At The Top 02:42 Tools
Showtime 03:53 Tools
Cryin' To Me 03:18 Tools
Look Away 04:37 Tools
I Know What It's Like 05:21 Tools
Rock This Place 02:31 Tools
She Dug Me Up 05:51 Tools
Champagne Sparkle 03:51 Tools
Oh No, There She Goes 04:18 Tools
Well Enough Alone 03:43 Tools
I Can Do Without You 02:37 Tools
Seventh Son 03:21 Tools
Naughty Marie 03:55 Tools
Picture On The Wall 03:51 Tools
Shine A Light 03:53 Tools
Hellzapoppin' 04:37 Tools
Get Watcha Get 04:01 Tools
Memphis 05:03 Tools
Any Little Thing 04:34 Tools
Say Goodbye 04:01 Tools
Trouble Comin' 03:20 Tools
Little Stories 03:32 Tools
Get out and Go 04:01 Tools
Shake It Wild 04:12 Tools
Silver Baby 04:01 Tools
Don't Open That Door 03:55 Tools
Lay It on Me 04:01 Tools
Battleship Chains 03:28 Tools
Gotta Get A Move On 07:41 Tools
Lock And Key 04:01 Tools
Won’t Take Much 03:29 Tools
Hit Me Like A Train/Frozen Head State Park 07:41 Tools
She’s with Me 03:29 Tools
Keep Your Hands To Yourself 03:29 Tools
Railroad Steel 04:47 Tools
Frozen Head State Park 03:26 Tools
Shes with Me 06:39 Tools
Rocket in My Pocket 03:55 Tools
All Over But The Cryin' 06:39 Tools
Dan Takes Five 03:28 Tools
Wont Take Much 06:39 Tools
Nights of Mystery 06:39 Tools
Whiskey Bent and Hell Bound 03:49 Tools
All Over But The Crying 06:39 Tools
Whiskey Bent & Hell Bound 06:39 Tools
Lock & Key 04:01 Tools
She's With Me 04:01 Tools
Won't Take Much 03:46 Tools
Another Chance 03:16 Tools
Don't Open the Door 03:44 Tools
Dan Takes 5 03:16 Tools
I Love You, Period 04:01 Tools
I Dunno 03:16 Tools
All The Same 04:34 Tools
Fall Apart On Me 03:16 Tools
It Comes To Me Naturally 04:34 Tools
Little Darlin' 04:34 Tools
Six Years Gone 04:34 Tools
Dancing Queen 04:34 Tools
Long Way Down 03:46 Tools
Sheila 03:00 Tools
Johnny 99 03:46 Tools
Street Fighting Man 03:00 Tools
Think It's Time 03:46 Tools
Baby This 03:46 Tools
Break Down And Cry 03:46 Tools
Where'm I Gonna Lay My Head 03:46 Tools
Julie Lucky 03:46 Tools
Thousand Little Pieces 03:46 Tools
Face Of Love 03:46 Tools
Wear And Tear 03:46 Tools
Sin City 03:46 Tools
She Don't Care 03:46 Tools
Ms. Williams 03:46 Tools
Outlivin' 03:46 Tools
Dixie Beaux Deraunt 03:46 Tools
Daydream Believer 03:46 Tools
Like A Rolling Stone 03:46 Tools
Kind Hearted Woman Blues 03:46 Tools
Open All Night 03:46 Tools
Be Good To Yourself 03:46 Tools
I'll Cry Instead 02:02 Tools
Heartbreak Avenue 02:02 Tools
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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 and the Rolling Stones -- and in 1985 issued their debut recording, an independently issued six-song EP titled Keeping the Faith. The mini-album helped land the Satellites a recording contract with Elektra, which led to the release of their full-length, self-titled major-label debut a year later. It took a while for the album to pick up steam, but it eventually became a surprise platinum certified hit by the summer of 1987, due to the number five hit single "Keep Your Hands to Yourself," and another popular single/video, "Battleship Chains." Baird and the Satellites issued two more releases during the late '80s, 1988's Open all Night and 1989's In the Land of Salvation and Sin, but neither matched the success of their self-titled debut, and led to the group's split by the dawn of the '90s. It didn't take long for Baird to regain his footing and begin a solo career, as evidenced by 1991's Love Songs for the Hearing Impaired (issued on Rick Rubin's Def American label). The album appeared to put Baird back on the right track commercially, as it spawned a popular single/video with "I Love You Period." But a long break ensued before the appearance of his sophomore solo effort, 1996's Buffalo Nickel, which sunk from sight shortly after release (the same year, the Georgia Satellites re-formed, but without Baird). He set his sights on producing and/or guesting on other artist's recordings, including Fred Haring's This Grand Parade, Will Hoge's Carousel, and Chris Knight's Pretty Good Guy. Baird, along with his group the Yayhoos (which formed in the midst of the unsuccessful Buffalo Nickel tour), released two albums: 2001's Fear Not the Obvious and 2006's Put the Hammer Down. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.