Orchestra In My Garden (2018)

Written to accompany the book Orchestra In My Garden, these tracks give you a glimpse into the beautiful songs written and performed by Linda Brooks that act as the perfect audio complement to this insightful and uplifting book.

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Give Yourself A Little Christmas (2013)

Give Yourself A Little Christmas, co-produced by Brooks and Nashville musician/producer, Chris Leuzinger, is less “commercial Christmas”, and more “sentimental Christmas” with Brooks introducing two originals as well as putting her own unique spin on four traditional songs, “O Holy Night”, “Silent Night”, “Do You Hear What I Hear”, and a moving rendition of “Auld Lang Syne”.

Featuring beautiful vocal performances, the EP is an excellent representation of Brooks’ range as an artist. “I wanted to offer some great music, both new and familiar to enjoy throughout the season. Something that would not increase the noise, but offer a pleasant backdrop to navigate the chaos, and perhaps a moment or two to reflect on the things that mean the most to each of us.

The Upside (2012)

The Upside, recorded during 2012 in Nashville, was co-produced by Brooks and Nashville music veteran, Chris Leuzinger (guitar player on all Garth Brooks’ albums). Leuzinger assembled an all-star team of Nashville’s finest musicians to play on the album. Joining his performance on electric and acoustic guitar, was Eddie Bayers on drums (Sting, Elton John, Bette Midler), Dave Pomeroy on bass (Elton John, Emmylou Harris, Alison Krauss), Gary Prim on piano/keyboards (Reba McEntire, KT Oslin, Patti Labelle), Billy Panda on guitar/mandolin (Lonestar, The Oakridge Boys) and Steve Patrick on trumpet (The Chieftains, Elton John, Alison Krauss).

Bob Bullock, who engineered on some of Shania Twain’s smash albums for producer Mutt Lange, was also a big contributor to the project by engineering and mixing the album. Brooks wrote eight and co-wrote three of the 11 songs featured on the recording.

The Spaces In Between (2009)

The Spaces In Between, released in 2009, was the follow up to Linda’s critically acclaimed debut, Under a Painted Moon, which earned her an East Coast Music Award nomination for Female Artist of the Year.