The Baker's Dozen is a vocal group established in 1947. It performs a mix of traditional songs and contemporary material, with a repertoire that spans favourites such as the Temptations’ “Just My Imagination” and Ben Folds’ “Silver Street”, as well as songs associated with Counting Crows, drinking songs like “Vive L’Amour”, and a B.B. King song about chickens.

The group is known for tightly blended harmonies and energetic live performances. Its appearances range from school and community auditoriums to private parties in Hollywood and even the White House. The Baker’s Dozen describes its work as rooted in a long-running musical tradition, with friendship and musicianship presented as central to the group’s identity.