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Third Day Flies South

Jul 1, 2005 12:00 PM, Compiled by Heather Johnson

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From left: engineer Steve Bishir, producer Brown Banister and Third Day bassist Tai Anderson
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2005 Grammy/Dove Award winners Third Day worked on their eighth album in their native Atlanta, choosing to track at Southern Tracks Recording. For the follow-up to their Brendan O'Brien-mixed Wire, the band teamed with producer Brown Bannister and engineer Steve Bishir, who manned the studio's SSL G+ console and Pro Tools|HD.



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