Kate Wolf

• American folk duo Buskin and Batteau wrote "Never Cry Wolf" as a tribute to Wolf. • Scottish-born Australian singer-songwriter Eric Bogle wrote "Katie and the Dreamtime Land" as a tribute to Wolf. • Greg Brown wrote and performed "Kate's Guitar", which is on his 2004 album In the Hills of California, recorded live at the Kate Wolf Memorial Music Festival. • 'Gaelic Americana' singer Kyle Carey covered Wolf's song "Across the Great Divide" which is on her 2014 album North Star. • "Across the Great Divide" is the first track on Nanci Griffith's 1993 cover album called Other Voices, Other Rooms. She is accompanied by Emmylou Harris. • Klezmer revival folk musicians Daniel Kahn and Sarah Mina Gordon premiered a Yiddish-language cover of Wolf's "Telluride" at the Yiddish Book Center's YidStock Klezmer Festival in July 2019. • Songwriter, Joel Koosed, upon hearing on the radio of Wolf's death, wrote "Goodbye, Kate Wolf." * • Illustration — Treasures Left Behind In 1998, a tribute album titled Treasures Left Behind: Remembering Kate Wolf was released by Red House Records. The album contains Wolf songs performed by various artists and the booklet contains tributes and remembrances about her. Track listing: • "Give Yourself to Love" (Kathy Mattea) • "These Times We're Living In" (Dave Alvin) • "Friend of Mine" (Nanci Griffith) • "Sweet Love" (John Gorka) • "Here in California" (Lucinda Williams) • "Like a River" (Peter Rowan & The Rowan Brothers) • "Carolina Pines" (Cris Williamson & Tret Fure) • "See Here, She Said" (U. Utah Phillips) • "In China, or a Woman's Heart" (Rosalie Sorrels) • "Tequila and Me" (Greg Brown & Ferron) • "Back Roads" (Nina Gerber) • "Cornflower Blue" (Eric Bogle) • "Love Still Remains" (Emmylou Harris) • "Thinking About You" (Terry Garthwaite) • In 2002, Will Oldham under the name Bonny Billy and Rainywood (who would later become Brightblack Morning Light) released a Kate Wolf tribute split single. Oldham covered Wolf's "Brother Warrior" while Rainywood covered Wolf's "Cornflower Blue". The single was issued by Oldham's Palace Records through Drag City Records.Bonny Billy / Rainywood - Brother Warrior / Cornflower Blue

• Back Roads (1976) (billed as Kate Wolf and the Wildwood Flower) • Lines on the Paper (1977) (billed as Kate Wolf and the Wildwood Flower) • 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 (1988) • An Evening in Austin (1988) • Looking Back at You (1994) • Carry It On (1996) • Weaver of Visions – The Kate Wolf Anthology (2000) • Live in Mendocino (2018) A live performance by Kate Wolf in 1981, comprising seven songs on which she is accompanied by Nina Gerber and Ford James, is included in the 2024 album Bear's Sonic Journals: Sing Out!. Wolf, with her then husband Don Coffin, 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 has stated that Wolf did not consider these songs as representative of her work. Both Kilberg's We Walked by the Water and Wolf's own album Lines on the Paper are dedicated to Gil Turner, who Wolf and Coffin first met via Lionel Kilberg. Wolf subsequently recorded her own version of Turner's much-covered folk anthem "Carry It On". A number of Wolf's albums were done in collaboration with Bill Griffin.