Libby Kirkpatrick's Catalog
Albums
Goodnight Venus - Libby Kirkpatrick
(2003—Heart Music—000206002971)Goodnight Venus was written on the coast of California in Big Sur. At the time my yoga practice was illustrative of the inner struggle of self-acceptance and its opposite. I was fascinated by this duality and saw it everywhere in daily life... Continued Album Info >
Winged - Libby Kirkpatrick
(2002—Heart Music—HM 028)Winner of the 1999 Telluride Bluegrass Festival "Troubadour" award for Vocals and Songwriting, Libby Kirkpatrick's "Winged" shows her growth and development as a uniquely powerful and original singer-songwriter. Favored as her best ... Continued Album Info >
Songs from the Ether - Libby Kirkpatrick
(1998; reissued 2002—Heart Music—HMM 00272)Voted "Best Album" in the Female Vocals category of the 1999 Boulder Community Media awards, "Songs From The Ether" also garnished a review in CMJ's A&R Pick column. Acoustic singer songwriter Libby Kirkpatrick presents her... Continued Album Info >
Collaborations - Will Taylor and Strings Attached
(2005, Heart Music - Compilation: Libby is featured on Track 7)Featuring Shawn Colvin, Eliza Gilkyson, Patrice Pike, Ian Moore, Slaid Cleaves, Ruthie Foster, Guy Forsyth, Libby Kirkpatrick, Sara Hickman and Barbara K. Creating sensual rhythms with tabla (an instrument known for it's worldly, Indian and middle-eastern colors) violist and arranger Will Taylor imbues popular American song with melodic depth and lushness, and the haunted sophisticated ambiance of exquisitely ornate cellos, violins, piano and trumpet. Boundary-breaking, risk-taking and at times as gentle as aural arms that wrap around you, the emotionally seductive lyrics move metaphorically from moonlight to skin, love to loss, truth to solace.
Hold Me Up To The Light - Peter Wilde & Various
(2003, Number One Records - Compilation: Libby is featured on Track 4)Featuring Shawn Colvin, Eliza Gilkyson, Patrice Pike, Ian Moore, Slaid Cleaves, Ruthie Foster, Guy Forsyth, Libby Kirkpatrick, Sara Hickman and Barbara K. Creating sensual rhythms with tabla (an instrument known for it's worldly, Indian and middle-eastern colors) violist and arranger Will Taylor imbues popular American song with melodic depth and lushness, and the haunted sophisticated ambience of exquisitely ornate cellos, violins, piano and trumpet. Boundary-breaking, risk-taking and at times as gentle as aural arms that wrap around you, the emotionally seductive lyrics move metaphorically from moonlight to skin, love to loss, truth to solace.
Fencing Under Fire - Patrice Pike/The Blackbox Rebellion
(2002, Zainwayne, UPC:822942100125 - Libby contributes backing vocals)Pike, formerly of Sister 7, is joined by the Blackbox Rebellion, consisting of guitarist Wayne Sutton, drummer Michael Hale, bassist Danny Jesus Belltran, and percussionist John Bush. The no-nonsense arrangements adjust to the needs of each song and provide plenty of cushion for Pike's powerful voice. Fun and catchy, Fencing Under Fire will please anyone who enjoys great vocals, a little bit of rock guitar, and smart songwriting. (read full review)
- Ronnie D. Lankford, Jr., All Music Guide
Made For Working - Matt the Electrician
(2003 Matt Sever (678277053526) Libby contributes backing vocals)Made For Working, Sever's new record, offers a slight departure from the real or imagined boundaries of home... to a place where love evolves and grows comfortable, where new families and priorities are built, and where life reduces to a concentrated clarity. Where people grow up.
- CDBaby.com
Women From Mars - Various
(1999, Broken Records - This album contains 1 track by Libby)The "Women From Mars" CD features 12 tracks from local, regional, and nationally recognized women, all with ties to Boulder, Colorado. Wendy Woo, Libby Kirkpatrick, Maggie Simpson, Sally Taylor, Beth Quist, Hannah Alkire, Maya Dorn, Jude from Junis Ponds, Nicole Jamrose, Marie Beer, and Monica Augustine join forces to put together an amazing collection of songs by up and coming artists. A portion of every CD sold will go to both the American Cancer Society for breast cancer research and to the Multiple Sclerosis Society for people living with the disease.
