Discography

  • 2025

    Curves Ahead

    Curves Ahead is a journey album. It’s a reminder to be aware that even when the road is smooth the corner ahead could change everything The most enjoyable journeys are the ones where we’re ready for the surprises.

  • 2012

    Say Goodbye

    A short album of wily songs that never made it on an album It also has a presaging cover photo [by Jim deBuys]

  • 2013

    Ho Down!

    A swing’n groovy album for FAMILIES

  • 2007

    Solo Live

    LIVE in the Barn @ Earthwork Music Harvest Gathering

  • 2005

    Sweetwater Women

    Spiritually-based Hand Drum songs that encourage, honour and celebrate our journey here. All songs (except #5 & 11 – Sovereign) received/written by Deborah Robertson.

  • 2003

    Pony

    An accidental album we made in Aug ’03 between 2:30-4AM when we were partying with some recording studio pals who were celebrating a 30-day studio contract. As all parties go, a jam ensued, a mic went on and this album happened. There might have been a little whisky involved. ~ gypsy-cowgirl-cabaret ~

  • 2002

    Everything’s in Boxes

    In 2001 someone gave us $20 for a CD … so we had to make one. This is it. We call it Gypsy-Cowgirl-Cabaret Songs: Darlene – Tracks 1 (w C.Quinlan), 7, 9 Laura Freeman – Tracks 3, 6, 8, 10 Myshkin – Tracks 2, 4, 10 Track 5 – by Maggie Pauls

  • 1999

    Motel Darlene

    An eclectic mix of roots music: gypsy, trad, americana, celtic … from solo > duo > full band

  • 1993

    Absence of Uniformity

    A bluesy-swing full band album.

  • 1995

    East Meets West

    A ‘trad-y’ collaboration with a number of wonderful artists from near & afar.

  • 1991

    Dancing with the Raven

    Recorded in Austin TX – just a bunch of acoustic tunes. Info coming.

  • 1990

    Darlene & Co

    Only 100 copies of this puppy out there – recorded at CHRW in London, ON. Recorded at air-studio speed (oops) so the cassette sounds like cartoon characters. Hilarious! I hit the road just days after selling them all (but 1) and didn’t realized the snafu until i hit BC. Can we call it a collector’s edition? 😉