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2010: Little
Crazy Quilt - - 14 songs, including 2 "pre-quilting" songs by Cathy, one
new knitting song about Yarn Bombing, and 2 quilting "oldies".
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Featured
songs are "Treat it Right", "You Just Might be a Quilter", "Quilt of
Belonging" and "Panguitch" (a piece of Mormon history).
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Also "Little Crazy Quilt" (from the Patti Page songbook), "Martha" (about a
quilt made by a freed slave in Liberia for Queen Victoria), "Two Peas in a
Pod" (John's solo), ""Buzzing at the Bee", "Midnight Knitters", "Dance
Beneath the Moon", "The Oak Leaf", "The Sewing Machine" (from the movie
"Perils of Pauline" in 1947), "I Remember You" (written for Ami Sims'
Alzheimer's Art Quilt Initiative), "Duncans Cove".
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2006: In the Heart
of a Quilt
- 14 new quilting songs with a reggae, bossa
nova, and rhumba.
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Featured songs are "Shop Hopping" and "Why Don't You Have
Plain White".
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Also: "One Pot of Soup", "The Duck Neck Quilt" from Alaska, "How Do You
Build a House?", "Boots and Bayonets" (WWII commemorative quilt made for
Burlington Teen Tour Marching Band), "My Grandfather's Brother", "Done is
Better than Perfect", "The Quilt Teacher's Life", "Paducah" (about a suicide
quilt that saves someone's life), "No Such Thing as an Ugly Quilt", "Like
Needle and Thread", and "Masterpiece".
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2004:
A Quilter's World a
whopping 16 songs, including "You Can Quilt That Out" about longarmers,
and "Sweaters for Penguins" about knitting.
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Also "12 Step Plan for Quilters", "I Need Another Wagga",
"The Patchwork Quilt", "Stitching in the Ditch", "When the Boys Were
Thirsty", "Quilt of Names" (about a WWII Canadian Red Cross quilt that came
home), "Cats", "Peshtigo Fire" (a Wisconsin history story), "Star and
Plume", "Lullaby", "Give and Take", "Seeing Nellie Home", "Make me a Quilt".
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2002: A Quilter's Embrace 14 more songs about
quilting, featuring John's solo: "The Quilter's Husband's Lament".
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Also "Quilter's Alphabet", "A Quilt for Gran", "The
Trapper and His Bride", "Prince Charming", "A Quilter's Embrace", "Old
Glory" (about the original flag and the quilt that kept it safe during the
Civil War), "Before I was a Quiltmaker", "When I Die", "A Quilt and a
Kettle" (about a quilt made on the Oregon Trail), "Nine Months", "Frog
Stitch", "Healing Hearts", "My Hands".
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2000:
One Stitch at a Time the first CD
of songs about quilts, quilters and quilting.
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"100 Ways to Hide Your
Stash", "The Rajah Quilt", "Time Flies" (about the WWII Changi quilts).
Also: "The Extra Chair", "Follow the Stars to Freedom" (based on the book
"Hidden in Plain View"), "Scrap Bag Polka", "It Ain't Finished Yet", "Names"
(about the AIDS quilt), "Toss the Cat", "Just Look Up", "One Stitch at a
Time", "Patchwork of Life".
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2000:
Grand Old Duchess CD single
featured on "Australia All Over", ABC
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1999:
Living for the Stars
acoustic swing with a whole lot of fun! The last full-length CD before
Cathy took up quilting songs full-time.
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Songs include: "Take a Break from Love", "Goodnight
Irene", "Cumberland", "God Bless the Backhoe", "Falling for Me", "Whirlpool
of Love", "My Funny Valentine", "Say It Out Loud", "Swing Geezers", "Star
Light", "Living for the Stars", "A Million Miles Away", "Now There Is No
Rain".
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1996:
Trilogy's "Two Thousand Years of Christmas"
great harmonies, rare and wonderful Yuletide songs. Cathy sings with two
very talented friends, Eileen McGann and David K.
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The songs are: "O Magnum Mysterium", ""Down in Yon
Forest", "Gloucester Wassail", "Brightest and Best", "Coventry Carol",
"Cherry Tree Carol", "Huron Carol", "Who's the Fool Now?", "Dona Nobis Pacem",
"Light from the Lighthouse", "Tonight is for Christmas", "Turn it Around",
"New Star Shining", "Snow Shanty", "Christmas in the Trenches", "You're a
Mean One, Mr. Grinch", "Rejoice! Rejoice!".
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1991:
Dance Beneath the Moon a
bit of country and a bit of politics thrown in with some
great songs. ONLY AVAILABLE ON CASSETTE
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Songs include: "Dance Beneath the Moon", "Ride the Wind",
"Smith Boys", "Living in the Martinique", "I Had a House", "Desert Dancing",
"Empty in the Sunrise", "No Point of View", "Two People", "Indian Summer",
"In a Perfect World".
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1989:
Footprints on the Moon
quite jazzy with some torchy blues and a great band
(including horn section!). Get the vinyl: it's so retro
(and affordable too)!! This might just be my favourite of all my
recordings.
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Songs include: "How Much are the Blues", "Last Day of
Pompeii" (by Michael Smith), "Someone Else is Stepping In", "There's No
Guarantee", "If It Weren't for Those Tears", "Footprints on the Moon",
"Since I Fell For You", "Living on the Edge", "Heart Calls", "Love Letters
in the Snow".
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1985: Superwoman
(Cathy Goes Camping) - the first recording, pastoral and
contemplative. SORRY NO LONGER AVAILABLE
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