(Folk / Singer-Songwriter) Danny Schmidt (with Carrie Elkin) - Discography (10 CD) - 1999-2015, MP3, 320 kbps from lossless

01 Intro
02 Cliff Song
03 The Donut Song
04 Three Chords
05 Intro To Sassafras
06 Waiting On Sassafras
07 Anarchy For A Night Rag
08 Chapter Thirteen
09 Lucky
10 Last Night
11 Sad Songs Walking
12 Belief
13 Mccreary's Pipes
14 Heaven
15 Canyon Walls

01 God's Love Of Man
02 These Ain't Tynan's Blues
03 Girlwhiskey
04 Sometimes A Friend
05 Tennee, Mama And Desiree
06 Blue Railroad Train
07 Drunk At The Biltmore
08 Oaxacan Vacation
09 McCreary's Pipes
10 Ten Penny Nails
11 Columbine
12 Not Unlike Water
13 Frayed Unsightly Hided Eyes

01 Make Right The Time - Part I
02 Tick Tock
03 Today
04 Sunny Days
05 Cleopatra
06 Boils Down To Blood
07 The Winds
08 Anarchy For A Night Rag
09 Closing Time
10 Already Done
11 Make Right The Time - Part II

01 This Too Shall Pass
02 Neil Young
03 Dark-Eyed Prince
04 Happy All The Time
05 Riddles & Lies
06 Esmee By The River
07 Stained Glass
08 Ghosts
09 Beggars & Mules
10 A Circus Of Clowns
11 Parables & Primes

01 Leaves Are Burning
02 Drawing Board
03 Go Ugly Early
04 Cliff Song
05 Around The Waist
06 Adios To Tejasito
07 Tales Of Sweet Odysseus
08 Emigrant, Mt
09 California's On Fire
10 Song For Judy & Bridget
11 Company Of Friends
12 Trouble Comes Calling

01 Better Off Broke
02 Swing Me Down
03 Grampa Built Bridges
04 Southland Street
05 Two Timing Bankrobber's Lament
06 Firestorm
07 Serpentine Cycle Of Money
08 Oh Bally Ho
09 Accidentally Daisies
10 The Night's Beginning To Shine

01 Houses Sing
02 Little White Angels
03 Man of Many Moons
04 Buckets of Rain
05 Ragtime Ragtime Blues
06 Guilty By Association Blues
07 Almost Round the World
08 Two Guitars
09 On Abundance
10 I've Mostly Watched
11 Know Thy Place

CD 1
01 Introduction
02 God's Love Of Man
03 Song Outro
04 Gospel Song
05 Cries Of Shadows
06 Banter & Song Intro
07 Landeth By Sea
08 Banter & Song Intro
09 New Unidentified Song
10 Jesse Likes Birds
11 Banter & Song Intro
12 Love Wins Again
13 Banter & Song Intro
14 Company Of Friends
CD 2
01 Banter & Song Intro
02 Two Guitars
03 New Unidentified Song
04 Banter & Song Intro
05 Firestorm
06 Walrus Joke
07 Lift Up The Anchor
08 Instead The Forest Rose To Sing
09 Song Intro
10 A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall
11 Song Intro
12 Houses Sing

01 Two White Clouds
02 Echo In The Hills
03 Kiss Me Now
04 Company Of Friends
05 Swing From A Note
06 Took It Like A Man
07 Sky Picked Blue
08 Longing Moves The Ocean
09 If I Need To Know
10 Girl In The Woods

01 Girl With Lantern Eyes
02 Guns & The Crazy Ones
03 Soon The Earth Shall Swallow
04 Faith Will Always Rise
05 Bad Year For Cane
06 Looks Like God
07 Cries Of Shadows
08 All The More To Wonder
09 Cry On The Flowers
10 Paper Cranes
11 Wings Of No Restraint

Danny Schmidt's writing spans from deeply rooted Appalachian mountain gospel to English balladry, from syncopated Piedmont country blues to vagabond protest folk-stumpery. His main influences are Townes Van Zandt, Bob Dylan, Leonard Cohen, Neil Young, and Dave Carter. In the Spring 2008 issue of Sing Out! magazine, journalist Matt Watroba noted that Schmidt's arrangements are powerful, his performances are laid-back yet energetic, while his lyrics are sheer poetry.
"Stylistically and musically, Danny's writing spans an impressively diverse reach, from deeply-rooted Appalachian mountain gospel to haunted English balladry, from syncopated Piedmont country blues to vagabond 60's protest folk-stumpery. He tackles universal themes of love, loss, and longing . . . restless discontent and grateful joy. And he captures both the sorrow and the beauty inherent in our everyday lives with the wisdom of a perceptive, compassionate elder and with the innocent awe and tenderness of a child."
— South Padre International Music Festival
"With beautifully crafted, lonesome pines music and complex beguiling words, he would've fitted neatly on the bill at any '60s coffee house alongside Townes Van Zandt or Leonard Cohen."
— Andy Fyfe, Q Magazine
"The songs are fascinating and intriguing, even mysterious. The singing is warm and unassuming, letting the stories lead him. The melodies are captivating."
— Marilyn Rea Beyer, WUMB