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Kate Wolf 12" LP Gold In California Cover: VG+ or better Record: All sides are VG++/EX to Near Mint katewolflpgoldKate WolfGold In California US Extra clean most excellent comprehensive compilation in gatefold sleeve complete with inner lyric sleevesConditionVinyl: All sides are VG++/EX to Near Mint Sleeve: VG+ or better See Item Specifics section above for additional details(clickable images enlarge)Tracks:This double album is a retrospective of Kate's studio recordings featuring many of her favorites. When Kate became ill, she began compiling this collection and finished it just before she became unable to work. Kate selected all the songs and photographs, and wrote the notes for the cover. Unfortunately, her passing came a month before the album's release. NAIRD Best Folk Album of 1987. To listen, click on the rl_audio.gif (170 bytes) icon. You'll need the free Real Audio Player version 5 or later. Songs Full Time Woman (Alice Stuart) She Rises Like The Dolphin Like A River Telluride Muddy Roads Across The Great Divide The Lilac And The Apple Unfinished Life Early Morning Melody Safe At Anchor The Redtail Hawk (George Schroder) The Sun Is Burning (Ian Campbell) Brother Warrior Two-Way Waltz Eyes Of A Painter Emma Rose Here In California Poet's Heart Carolina Pines The Trumpet Vine All songs written by Kate Wolf are published by Another Sundown Publishing Co. (BMI). The songs on this record have been previously released except for Full Time Woman. Liner Notes Dedicated to all who have listened and made this music their own. Deepest thanks to the nursing staff of the bone marrow transplant unit at UCSF, and to Wavy, Kathie, Lutie, Colleen, Barbara and my children, Max & Hannah, for emotional support. I, like you, love love, life, the sweet enchantment of things, the celestial blue countryside on January days. But my blood boils And I laugh with the eyes That have known tears. by Roque Dalton (Poet from El Salvador) KATE WOLF January 27, 1942 - December 10, 1986 When Kate became ill with leukemia, she realized she would not record again for a long time, if ever. She began this retrospective project and finished it just before she became unable to work. Kate selected all the songs, the sequence and the photographs, and she wrote the notes for the cover. This album is dedicated to the memory of Kate Wolf. We will all miss her. Musicians Kate Wolf vocals, guitar, piano Bill Amatneek acoustic bass, electric bass Darol Anger violin Norton Buffalo harmonica Don Coffin harmonica, guitar, mandolin, harmony vocal Paul Ellis fiddle Nina Gerber guitar, harmony vocal, mandolin Bill Griffin bass, guitar, mandolin, piano, mandocaster, harmony vocal Ford James electric bass, harmony vocal Daniel Jones pedal steel guitar David Keif acoustic bass Tom Lackner drums & percussion Tom Lee acoustic bass Jim Nail accordion Todd Phillips acoustic bass Tony Rice harmony vocal, guitar Dan Rubin violin Peter Siegel pedal steel guitar Will Siegel dobro Alan Thornhill guitar, harmony vocal Beth Weil harmony vocal David West guitar Pete Wiseman acoustic bass Martin Young guitarKate Wolf (born Kathryn Louise Allen, January 27, 1942 – December 10, 1986)[1] was an American folk singer and songwriter. Though her career was relatively short, she had a significant impact on the folk music scene, and many musicians continue to cover her songs. Her best-known compositions include "Here in California," "Love Still Remains," "Across the Great Divide," "Unfinished Life," and "Give Yourself to Love." Born in San Francisco, California, she started her music career in the band Wildwood Flower[1] before recording ten records[2] as a solo artist. Her songs have since been recorded by artists such as Nanci Griffith and Emmylou Harris (whose recording of "Love Still Remains" was nominated for a Grammy Award in 1999).[3] An important mentor, friend and touring companion was Utah Phillips.[4] She died in 1986, at age 44, after a long battle with leukemia.[1][5] She is buried at a small church cemetery in Goodyears Bar, California.[1] Contents Discography Back Roads (1976) (billed as Kate Wolf and the Wildwood Flower) Lines on the Paper (1977) Safe at Anchor (1979) Close to You (1980) Give Yourself to Love (1982) Poet's Heart (1985) Gold in California – A Retrospective of Recordings (1986) The Wind Blows Wild (1987) An Evening in Austin (1988) Looking Back at You (1994) Carry It On (1996) Weaver of Visions – The Kate Wolf Anthology (2000) NOTE: Wolf (along with fellow musician Don Coffin to whom she was married at the time) also appears on the 1973 album We Walked by the Water by folksinger Lionel Kilberg. This album was re-released in 1995 under the title Breezes and credited to Wolf alone on the front cover. Her family were not thrilled about this and have explicitly gone on record as stating that Wolf did not consider this album representative of her work.[6] Both We Walked by the Water and Wolf's own album Lines on the Paper are dedicated to the late Gil Turner, who Wolf and Don first met via Lionel Kilberg. Wolf subsequently recorded her own version of Gil's much-covered folk anthem "Carry It On." Music festival Kate Wolf's music is celebrated each year toward the end of June at the Kate Wolf Memorial Music Festival, held at Black Oak Ranch in Laytonville, California. Several thousand guests attend this outdoor festival, which is regularly headlined by popular folk musicians such as Nina Gerber and Greg Brown. The festival traditionally closes with Wolf's song, "Give Yourself to Love."[3]Kate Wolf Gold In California LP Clean Hard to find '86 comp HEAR fem SSW folk Clean Hard to find '86 comp HEAR Kate Wolf 12" LP Gold In California Cover: VG+ or better Record: All sides are VG++/EX to Near Mint katewolflpgoldThis exquisite slice of retro music history is a vinyl sound recording (not a CD). Please reference Item Specifics above foradditional detail.Strict Goldmine grading -- Over 14 years on eCRATER! Combine Items to Save $$$!©A Sound DealPowered by SixBit's eCommerce Solution