(Folk Rock / Singer-Songwriter) Krista Detor - Discography (7 CD) - 2003-2015, MP3, 192-320 kbps

01 I Don't Think So
02 Artless
03 Blue Sky
04 Fishing
05 Something Missing
06 Penny on the Road
07 Bus to Indiana
08 Under His Skin
09 Calling Robert
10 Salome
11 On the Water

01 Mudshow
02 Abigayle's Song
03 Buffalo Bill
04 Dancing in a Minefield
05 The Ghosts of Peach Street
06 She Will Not Say
07 Steal Me a Car
08 I'm Still Here
09 Tell Me a Story
10 A Red Bowl
11 The Hampton Sisters (Glory)
12 Gaslight
13 All I Need Is A Driver

01 Pretty Horses Run
02 Marlene In A Movie
03 The World Is Water
04 Go Ahead And Wait
05 Robert Johnson Has Left Mississippi
06 Cover Their Eyes
07 Anemic Moon
08 Dinner With Chantel
09 Icarus
10 Waterline
11 How Will I Know
12 Lay Him Down

01 Christmas in London
02 Hot Buttered Rum
03 Awake the Voice
04 The First Christmas Star
05 My Love's Eyes
06 The Water Round
07 A Traveler in Winter
08 Sheriff Santa from Montana
09 One Too Many Christmases
10 All of the Laughter
11 Sing to me of Dover
12 More than I Dare Say

01 Rich Man's Life
02 Lorca in Barcelona
03 Recklessness & Rust
04 Dazzling
05 All to do with the Moon
06 Teeter-Totter on a Star
07 Innuendo
08 Middle of a Breakdown
09 Deliver Me
10 A Hundred Years More
11 So Goes the Night
12 Small Things
13 From Miss Emma Brawley
14 Clock of the World
15 Emma's Lullabye

01 Ferryman's Dream
02 Belle of the Ball (feat. Victor Wooten)
03 Just Because
04 Red Velvet Box
05 Bridges
06 Always Somewhere (feat. Joe Crookston)
07 Fine Print (feat. Victor Wooten)
08 Marietta
09 Hear That
10 Honey Down a String
11 Flat Earth Diary
12 Blowing Kisses

01 Can I Come Over
02 Box of Clouds (feat. Moira Smiley)
03 Castle in Wales
04 Barely
05 From the Pedestal
06 All the Calls
07 For All I Know (feat. Amanda Biggs)
08 Too Fast
09 The Coming Winter (feat. Mary Dillon)
10 Sweet Comes the Sound

Her second album, Mudshow, established Krista Detor on the world stage. Working with partner and producer, David Weber, she released the follow-up album, Cover Their Eyes, in 2007. She has reached #1 on the Euro-Americana chart, and her music has been featured at the Cannes Film Festival, on NPR, PBS, the BBC, and on many U.S. and European national, regional, and local radio shows. She has appeared on both U.S. and European television and collaborated on the CD and stage show Wilderness Plots.
In March 2009, she was chosen to be a part of the Darwin Songhouse, with seven other songwriters in Shrewsbury, England, writing for seven days songs to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the birth of Charles Darwin in his hometown. The event, subsequent concert, and live CD release were covered extensively by the BBC.
Krista Detor released her fourth album, Chocolate Paper Suites, in March 2010, followed by a tour throughout northern Europe and the United Kingdom. The album consists of a series of five three-song suites, each connected by theme and/or imagery, inspired by the works of Federico García Lorca, Dylan Thomas, and Darwin, among other thinkers, artists and experiences.
Touring the U.S. and Europe consistently, Detor has shared stages with Joan Armatrading, Suzanne Vega, Aaron Neville, Loudon Wainwright, Sam Phillips, Colin Linden, Karine Polwart, Rachael McShane, Emily Smith, Chris Wood, Luka Bloom, Slaid Cleaves, Peter Mulvey, The Wailing Jennys, Jakob Dylan, Jez Lowe, Carrie Newcomer, Lucy Kaplansky, and John Gorka, among others, and travels with her partner and producer, David Weber.
Detor’s solo albums have reached national and international prominence, including number one on the Euro-AmericanaChart, and placement within the top 10 of the U.S. Folk and Independent Music charts. She has performed with artists Suzanne Vega, Joan Armatrading, The Neville Brothers, Loudon Wainwright, Sam Phillips, and John Gorka, among others. Her choral works have been commissioned by the Ashland Women’s Choir, the Shrewsbury Community Choir, the Cincinnati Women’s Choir, and others. Krista continues to tour the U.S., Canada and Northern Europe, as a songwriter, performer, and seeker of inspiration wherever and whenever she can find it.
Detor has worked with Carrie Newcomer and Tim Grimm on the collaborative stage show and CD Wilderness Plots,[3] which is based on the book of the same name by Scott Sanders.
She now tours the U.S. and Europe consistently and performed in the Darwin Song Project at the Shrewsbury Folk Festival in 2009 as part of Charles Darwin's 200th birthday celebration.