Cate
Friesen takes a giant step into new territory with her latest CD, Joy's
Disorder. At the centre is the songwriting -- lyrical and intelligent.
Cate's voice runs a gamut of emotion, effortlessly balancing adventure
with intimacy. All couched in a fresh sound, thanks to producer David Travers-Smith,
known for his work with Jane Siberry, Veda Hille and Lennie Gallant.
Her previous release Wayward (wide-eyed music/Festival Records) "is a giant step away from the first album, and one totally unaffected by the sophomore flutters...a cohesive, finely focused piece of work, without giving up diversity." (The Toronto Star) Produced by John Switzer (Jane Siberry, the Waltons, Fat Man Waving) and backed by her band and many special guests, Wayward has a pop sensibility combined with the crucial element of folk--she tells a damn good story.
Cate's debut album, Tightrope Waltz chronicles her exodus from the prairies to the city, earning her a place as a ex-patriot prairie artist.
released 1999 - wide-eyed music
ON SALE AGAIN SEPTEMEBER 8, 2003
1. Blade of Light
2. Ma’s Rose 
3. Crooked Waltz
4. Flesh and Bone
5. Lay Me Down Deep
6. Broken Ship
7. Jonah
8. Caught In Love
9. Late in the Evening
10. Yellow Dress
released 1993 - wide-eyed music
Tightrope Waltz
CD $15.00 ON SALE AGAIN SEPTEMEBER 8, 2003
Tightrope Waltz
Cass $12.00 ON SALE AGAIN SEPTEMEBER 8, 2003
1. Think of me
2. Waltzing
3. Tina
4. Desert
5. Wake me up
6. Baptized (Prodigal Daughter)
7. Grandma' Song
8. Walking with the wind
9. Passing
10. Whirlwind
released 1996 - wide-eyed music
Wayward
CD $15.00 ON SALE AGAIN SEPTEMEBER 8, 2003
Wayward
Cass $12.00 ON SALE AGAIN SEPTEMEBER 8, 2003
1. Weight of the world
2. She walks lightly
3. I'm floored
4. Trains
5. Several sides to love
6. Peggy Carpenter
7. Mirabeau Bridge
8. Passionatley fond of
9. River
10. Trustin'
11. Early Quiet Morning