Lui Collins' recording career spans more than twenty years. Discography is divided into sections: Solo, Collaborations, Compilations, and Songs Recorded by Other Musicians.
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plump orbs
bursting with summer rains
and sweet with sunshine
drop heavy into my eager fingers..."
—excerpt from Moon of Ripe Berries
Closer (2006)
Leaving Fort Knox (2000)
"Quite simply, this is the best Lui Collins recording, ever.""Her gorgeously poetic lyrics are wrapped around a solid bed of traditional- and old-timey-influenced music, which is at once simple and perfect for conveying the mood and subtleties of her words."—Dirty Linen,October-November 2000
Review of Leaving Fort Knox, by Michael Devlin, in Music Matters Review.
Stone by Stone (1997)
"one of folk's most magnificent albums to date"—Lahri Bond, Dirty Linen
North of Mars (1995)
Winner 1995 Parents' Choice Honor
"beautifully rendered"—NPR's All Things Considered
Moondancer (1993)
"Nothing short of brilliant."—Sing Out"An extraordinary accomplishment"—Dirty Linen
There's A Light (1985)
Awarded the OMAR - One of the Best Folk Albums of 1985 from WOMR, Provincetown, MA
Baptism of Fire (1981)
Made in New England (1978)
Paired Down Vol. 2 (1999)
[ Dana Robinson ]
Paired Down (1998)
[ Dana Robinson ]
Dana Robinson 2000
Lui sings harmony vocals and plays guitar
Midnight Salvage
Dana Robinson 1997
Lui sings harmony vocals and plays guitar
Human Heart
Mark Kelso 1997
Lui sings one song plus harmonies
The Songs of Elmer Hawkes
1995
Lui sings five Elmer Hawkes songs
Healing Lullabye
Duet with David Roth
produced by Jan Steers and Jane Stolton for free distribution to children with AIDS
