To buy CDs, check out judyhenske.com.

Dave Guard and the Whiskeyhill Singers:
featuring Judy Henske, Cyrus Faryar, Dave Guard, and David
“Buck” Wheat:

• “Ride on Railroad Bill” / “Plane Wreck at Los
  Gatos,” Capitol 4787
• Dave Guard and the
  Whiskeyhill Singers, 1962 Capitol T/ST-1728
• the Soundtrack to How the West
  Was Won, 1963, MGM S1E-5 and the 1997 compact disc
  reissue, Rhino 72458
• the Kingston Trio: the Capitol Years, 1995, Capitol CDP
  7243 8 28498 2 7 (This four disc box set is currently in
  print, but contains only one track by the Whiskeyhill
  Singers.)

Judy Henske, solo artist:

• Full-length LPs:
  • Judy Henske, 1963,
    Elektra EKS-7231 (Stereo) and EKS-7231 (Mono)
  • High Flyin’ Bird, 1963,
    Elektra EKS-7241 (Stereo) and EKS-7241 (Mono)
  • Little Bit of
    Sunshine… Little Bit of Rain, 1965, Mercury SR
    61010 (Stereo) and Mercury MG 21010 (Mono)
  • The Death Defying Judy
    Henske, 1966, Reprise R-6203 (Stereo and Mono)
  • Loose In The World,
    1999, Fair Star Music, no catalog number. CD Release.
  • She Sang
    California, 2004, Fair Star Music, no catalog
    number. CD Release.
• Singles:
  • “That’s Enough” / “Oh, Didn’t He Ramble,”
    1962, Staccato 101 and Gold Leaf 1001. Credited to
    Judy Hart
  • “I Know You Rider” / “Love Henry,” 1963,
    Elektra 45004
  • “High Flyin’ Bird” / “Charlotte Town,” 1963,
    Elektra 45007
  • “Til The Real Thing Comes Along” / “Lonely
    Train,” 1963, Elektra 45010
  • “Crazy He Calls Me” / “Baby,” 1965, Mercury
    72387
  • “Road to Nowhere” / “Sing A Rainbow,” 1966,
    Reprise 0485
  • “Day To Day” / “Dolphins In The Sea,” 1966,
    Reprise 0587
• Compilation LPs:
  • Coffee House, 1962,
    Dorian 1001. Compilation LP.
  • Hootenanny at the
    Troubadour, 1963, Horizon WLPS-1616. Compilation
    LP featuring “The House Of The Rising Sun,” and “Go
    Tell It On The Mountain.”
  • The Original
    Hootenanny, 1963, Crestview CRV(S)-(7)806.
    Compilation LP featuring “Wade In The Water.”
  • The Original
    Hootenanny, Volume 2, 1963, Crestview
    CRV(S)-(7)807. Compilation LP featuring “Hooka
    Tooka.”
  • Folk ‘66, 1966,
    Design 207. Compilation LP featuring “Over The Hills
    And Everywhere.”
  • Bleeker and MacDougal: Folk Scene Of The 1960’s,
    1984, Elektra 60381-1/2. Compilation featuring “Wade
    In The Water.”
  • Troubadours of the Folk
    Era, Volume 2, 1992, Rhino R2-70263. Compilation
    CD featuring “High Flying Bird.”
  • Safe House, 1998,
    Relativity/Sony 1673-2. Compilation CD includes “Till
    the Real Thing Comes Along.”

Judy Henske and Jerry Yester:

• “Snowblind” / “Horses On A Stick,” 1968, Straight
  Records 102
• Farewell Aldebaran,
  1968, Straight Records STS-1052 and Reprise Records
  RS-6388
• Zapped, 1969, Bizarre
  PRO-368. Compilation LP featuring “St. Nicholas Hall.”
• Zapped, 1969, Warner
  Brothers PRO-368. Second-edition features new cover and
  four different tracks. Includes “Horses on a Stick.”

Rosebud:
featuring Judy Henske, Craig Doerge, John Seiter, David
Vaught, and Jerry Yester

• “Western Wisconsin” / “Lazy,” 1971, Reprise 0964
• “Roll Home Cheyenne” / “Reno,” 1971, Reprise 1036
• Rosebud, 1971, Reprise
  RS 6426
• Non-Dairy Creamer, 1971, Warner Brothers PRO-443. A
  compilation LP featuring “Western Wisconsin.”
• Hot Platters, 1971, Warner Brothers PRO-474. A
  compilation LP featuring “Lullaby II (Summer Carol).”

Lyricist:

• The Section, Fork It Over,
  Capitol 11656, 1977, “Bad Shoes”
  (Doerge/Henske).
• Craig Doerge, Craig Doerge, Columbia
  32179.
• Bette Midler, Broken Blossom,
  Atlantic 82780, 1977, “Yellow Beach Umbrella”
  (Doerge/Henske).
• Libby Titus, Libby Titus, Columbia
  34152, 1977, “Yellow Beach Umbrella”
  (Doerge/Henske)
• David Crosby, Oh Yes I Can,
  A&M 75021-5232-2.
• Crosby, Stills, and Nash, Daylight
  Again, “Might as Well Have a Good Time”
  (Doerge/Henske).

Film Music:

• Hootenany Hoot (1963)
• Rich Kids (1979)
• The Roller Blade Seven (1991)
• Big Sister 2000 (1995)
• Guns of El Chupacabra (1997)

Some more information about Straight
Records is available from the Black Page, a Frank Zappa
website.