Leah Kaufman's second album shimmers with fine singing and deft finger-style and flat-picking guitar work.  But it's this set of 14 original songs that make this a superb collection - each one a unique gem of a story, ear-catching melody and lyrics that will make you return to hear each one again and again.

On To Something Fine

Roscinante

Flying Over Jordan

Miss the Rain

This debut album from Seattle singer-songwriter Leah Kaufman shows a strong performer with a fine ear for melodies that stick with you and songs that linger in your inner ear. Clean guitar work, lovely harmonies and some of Seattle's best musicians including David Keenan, Nova Devonie, David Lange, Liz Savage and Janis Carper.

Five Fingers

My Father's Eye

That Bike

Home pulls us back even when we try to leave it, but maybe, just maybe there's something that can take us where we really want to go.

Bless The Train

Newest release from singer-songwriter Leah Kaufman, features beautifully-crafted songs with fine finger-style and flat-picking guitar, and voice and stories that will stick with you after the last notes fade away. Her award-wining song, 'Postcards from Dog Heaven', was recorded live and is bonus track on this wonderful album.

Midnight Refrain

Postcards from Dog Heaven

You're My Rocking Chair

Mercy Me

Bitter Heart Blues

Gauley River

Count the Stars

Bless the Train

Patchwork Heart

Funny and poignant - a song for all the fine fur-beasts we've known, how they stay with us after they pass.

The longest night of the year can be dark and scary, but the bright stars will keep us safe.

Longest Night Lullaby

Kicking out the stops with this bluegrass-inspired tune. That's FJ Ventre on bass, Danny Gotham on mando, and the inimitable Joe Newberry on banjo.

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