Kathie Baillie

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Kathie Baillie (born Feb. 20, 1951 in Morristown, New Jersey) is an American country music singer. Baillie made her first appearance in the country music scene singing background on projects for Moe Bandy, Dan Seals, Lynn Anderson, Randy Travis and others. In the mid-80s, Baillie trademarked her sound as the lead singer of the RCA recording group, Baillie & the Boys. Known for their dynamic harmonies and Baillie’s signature vocals, the trio released six albums to score a total of ten Billboard Top 10 country hits and was recognized with awards and nominations from the Country Music Association, the Academy of Country Music and the TNN/Music City News Awards. In the mid-90’s, she co-hosted the nationally televised Music City News Awards Show and The Nashville Network’s Yesteryear Show.

On February 20, 2007, Baillie released her first solo album, Love's Funny That Way. A consummate singer/songwriter and entertainer, she made the recording of her solo project a kindred affair inviting family and friends to join in the creation.

“When I recorded this CD, I really didn’t try to ‘make it fit’ into any specific genre. I just wanted to make music that is a reflection of me and who I am. This CD is a true depiction of me, my life and the people that complete it.”