The Baja Brigade Idaho
The oldest band you've never heard of. From 1968 on The Baja Brigade has explored and mixed various musical genres and instrumentation, often in a quirky way, to support lyrics about quirky subject matter. Quirky people (real and fictional), quirky emotions, quirky events, quirky things, quirky norms and outliers, quirky observations, and, well, you probably get the idea. ... more
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