Kate Wolf's second album, Lines on the Paper, indicated that there weren't going to be any significant changes in her style. At the same time, it also gave notice that she was an extraordinarily consistent performer with a deep catalog of original compositions. More reflective story-songs about family and life passages, sensitively but not sappily performed. ~ Richie Unterberger, All Music Guide

CD $11.38

In 1995, Gadfly Records released an album of material recorded in 1973 by the late Kate Wolf. The hallmarks of Wolf's later work are evident; her breathy intimate vocals, the mid-tempo tunes about delicate connections and the human spirit. This album is stripped down, totally acoustic with assistance from musicians Davied Coffin and Lionel Kilberg. The somber quality that make so many of her recordings seem timeless can be heard on "There Are No Medals for Loneliness," and "Help." "You Can't...   [ read more ]

CD $16.13

Recorded for PBS' {#Austin City Limits} program in November 1985, Evening in Austin includes the entire concert (only 25 minutes were broadcast on television). Kate Wolf presents good interpretations of 14 songs spanning her career, sticking mostly to original material, although four covers are also present, including a Robin Williamson tune and the '60s folk-rock warhorse "Let's Get Together." It has a couple of songs that weren't released on any of her records, but it's mostly for serio...   [ read more ]

CD $13.26