Artist description When you here the rich three-part harmonies driven by Kathie Baillie's powerful, heart- stopping vocals, Michael Bonagura's soaring guitar and Alan LeBoeuf's solid bass line, the music of Baillie And The Boys will be forever inscribed on your mind and in your heart.

Music Style Acoustic, Country, Pop

Musical Influences The Beatles, CSN, Joni Mitchell, Bob Dylan

Similar Artists Celine Dion, Joni Mitchell, Emmy Lou Harris, Maura O'Connell

Artist History Kathie and Michael met in 1973 while Michael was attending the University of Delaware. A friend had set them up on a blind date promising that the two would "make beautiful music together." Within a few months they were literally making music together in clubs and coffeehouses up and down the Atlantic coast. The two became a trio with the addition of Alan LeBoeuf, Michael's childhood friend. In 1981, Kathie and Michael were married, and two years later, they landed in Nashville, gaining recognition first as songwriters and then as session singers. They did a live audition for RCA Records and their first album was recorded and released in a matter of months.

Group Members Kathie Baillie - Vocals and acoustic guitar. Michael Bonagura - Vocals, electric and acoustic guitars. Alan LeBoeuf - Vocals and bass guitar

Instruments Acoustic and electric 6 & 12 string guitars, bass guitar.

Albums The Road That Led Me To You

Press Reviews Billboard magazine of the new CD, " On this well-crafted album, the trio remind everyone of the musical magic that occurs when great songs, skilled production, and a stunning voice unite." The review also went on to state, "In a perfect world where exceptional songs and great performances triumph over music biz machinery, this album would be multi-platinum."

Location Nashville, Tennessee - USA

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