Live at PSGW | Linda Waterfall

Linda frequently taught at the Puget Sound Guitar Workshop, an adult music camp in the Pacific Northwest. Concerts at the lodge were a regular part of the camp culture, and over the years Linda performed with many other notable musicians from the region and beyond. Our thanks to Pete Swensson for his work recording and editing these sound files.

At left: Linda Waterfall and Elizabeth (“Libba”) Cotten at Puget Sound Guitar Workshop, 1981. In the background, Mike Seeger.

I Can’t Talk About It (1982)

Everything Looks Different (1982)

Good News, Chariot’s a-Comin’ (1982)

April 22nd (1982)

The Whale Song (1982)

Cachetitos de Sandias (1982)

Long Hard Road (1982)

Raspberries (1985)

Song for Swainson’s Thrush & Pasco HS Students (1985)

Run It Like a Business (1985)

Over the Mountain (1986)

I Can’t Talk About It (1986)

Body English (1986)

Run It Like a Business (1986)

Coconut Milk (1989)

Make It Your Own Idea (1989)

I’ll Take Care of You Tonight (part) (1989)

Fourth of July (1989)

I Like to Look at You (1990)

Body English (1990)

Love Out of Nowhere (1990)

I Like to Look at You (1991)

Twice as Shy (1991)

Love Out of Nowhere (1991)

Love Out of Nowhere (1993)

Mother’s Love (1993)

Flying Time (1993)

La Piconera (1996)

Flying Time (1996)

Drawing Down the Moon (1999)

The Carpenter (1999)

That Art Thou, Svetaketu (2002)

The Carpenter (2002)

Fly, Hawk, Fly (2012)

Play Now (2012)

Body English (2014)

Home Town Girl (2014)

Song for Jane (for Jane Austen) (2016)

The River (Jim’s Song) (2016)

Musicians who played on some of the above songs include: Becky Kilgore, Bob Brozman, Cary Black, Chrissy Marshall, Connie Lindley, Coty Hogue, Ed Johnson, Eric Shoenberg, Greg Scott, Judy Fjell, Julian Smedley, Julio Cabrera, Kate Brislin, Kathy Kallick, Kim Scanlon, Laurie Brown, Linda Waterfall, Marie Eaton, Michael Dunn, Missy Raines, Peter Langston, Phil Wiggins, Rebecca Cohen, Richard Scholtz, Robin McGillveray, Scott Nygaard, Stacy Phillips, Sue Thompson, Tom Moran, and the University Washington Chamber Singers.