Songs by Linda
Stories behind the songs
Linda’s songs weave stories of kinship with the Earth, inviting audiences of all ages to reflect, laugh, and take gentle action. Whether performing solo or with collaborators, she blends folk roots with contemporary sensibilities—offering concerts, listening-room sets, and community gatherings where music becomes a catalyst for connection. Highlights include original works inspired by rivers, birds, bicycles, and everyday champions of sustainability.
Cycle Songs
Written during her tenure directing Florida’s Bicycle Safety Education program; also inspired by friend and mentor Dan Burden, the state bicycle/pedestrian coordinator.
Songs about Liveable Places
Early casette recordings celebrating walkable, people‑centered communities.
Songs for the Planet
A parting gift to friends on UF’s Sustainability Committee, grounded in Linda’s pledge to live lightly on the Earth.
Songs of Alaska
Companion to the book Children of the Bay, inspired by a vivid dream and the story of the Exxon Valdez oil spill
Men of the Sea
Ballads and stories shaped by Linda’s work with the Native Village of Eyak in Cordova, Alaska.
Bartram Songs and Stories of the St. John's River
Songs and stories from Bartram’s 1774–75 travels on the St. Johns; a collaboration with Palatka singer‑songwriter friends.
Anhinga Roost Music Company
Songs soliciting support and interest in Florida for wildlife preservation.
Collaboration with singer songwriter, Dale Crider, on “Pioneer ethics”, “ Sing for Wild Things”, “ To be Wild,” and “WaterSongs” Cassette tape and songbook.