Weaver of Visions: The Kate Wolf Antholgy
Released: Apr 4, 2000
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Released: Apr 4, 2000
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Rhino's Weaver of Visions: The Kate Wolf Anthology features a slightly different track listing than their 1986 collection of Wolf's work, Gold in California, and adds a few live and previously...
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Breezes
Released: 1995
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Released: 1995
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Gadfly Records has released a new 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...
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Looking Back at You
Released: 1994
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Released: 1994
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Ten live songs, performed at various venues in Southern California between 1977 and 1979 (several at a club in Santa Monica, a couple for a public radio show in L.A., and one at the San Diego Folk...
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Evening in Austin
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Wolf was a straightforward, sincere contemporary folk singer/songwriter, and it should come as no surprise that this 75-minute concert video is a straightforward, no-frills production. 25 minutes...
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Close to You
Released: 1981
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Released: 1981
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Wolf's arrangements got a little more complex on this album, with occasional string arrangements and drum tracks. "Leggett Serenade" especially sounds like (the probably inevitable) attempt to...
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Poet's Heart
Released: 1985
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Released: 1985
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Wolf's final studio album found her continuing to capably explore pretty much the same musical territory she always had, perhaps with a slightly heavier heart and somewhat more acute lyricism. She...
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Back Roads
Released: 1976
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Released: 1976
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Wolf's debut album introduced an approach that would, in most essential respects, vary little over the next decade: gentle, slightly mournful country/folk songs with a strong narrative voice, and a...
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Lines on The Paper
Released: 1977
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Released: 1977
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Wolf's second album 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...
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