Treasures Left Behind: Remembering Kate Wolf

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  • Release Date: 08/18/1998
  • Sales Rank: 29,495
  • Label: RED HOUSE
  • UPC: 033651011422

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Treasures Left Behind: Remembering Kate Wolf

1LISTENGive Yourself to Love / Kathy Mattea 4:29
2LISTENThese TImes We're Living In / Dave Alvin 4:06
3LISTENFriend of Mine / Nanci Griffith 4:19
4LISTENSweet Love 326 / John Gorka 3:26
5LISTENHere in California / Lucinda Williams 5:13
6LISTENLike a River / Peter Rowan 3:04
7LISTENCarolina Pines / Cris Williamson 4:12
8LISTENSee Here, She Said / Utah Phillips 3:58
9LISTENIn China or a Woman's Heart (There Are Places No One Knows) / Rosalie Sorrels 5:47
10LISTENTequila and Me / Ferron 4:27
11LISTENBack Roads / Nina Gerber 4:10
12LISTENCornflower Blue / Eric Bogle 4:18
13LISTENLove Still Remains 4:34
14LISTENThinking About You / Terry Garthwaite 3:10

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Kate Wolf, who died of leukemia in 1986 at age 44, would surely have been pleased by this tribute album, which was put together by her guitarist and No. 1 fan, Nina Gerber. Featuring 14 of Wolf's best songs, it includes strong performances by Lucinda Williams, Emmylou Harris, Nanci Griffith, and other prominent artists as well as by some talented folks who've been in the shadows in recent years, such as Rosalie Sorrels, U. Utah Philips, and Terry Garthwaite. Interestingly, few of these artists ever actually knew Wolf; they were simply so touched by her music that they felt as if they'd known her. Listening to these warm yet unsentimental, deceptively simple-sounding tunes, it's not hard to hear why. Wolf sang about love and life in a way that made you feel you were being admitted to her private world -- and that you were very glad to be there. Jeff Burger, All Music Guide

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