"What Matters" a musical and lyrical masterpiece, with Sara K. on vocals and four string guitar - makes its way through a number of styles, such as country and blues, and invigorates these rather staid genres with a new content and meaning. Chesky Records, 2001.

This 60 minute program showcases Sara K's unique blend of acoustic folk, blues, pop, and jazz in an intimate setting. It features classics like If I Could Sing Your Blues (with special guest Chuck Mangione), Horse I Used to Ride, and I Couldn't Change Your Mind. "With the sparest backdrop of guitar, bass and light percussion, Sara's vignettes are personal and romantic, spun from a calm center that can only house those with the sense to find it…Thanks to the flawless production, Sara sounds as if she's playing right in your living room".

Play On Words - a musical and lyrical masterpiece, with Sara K. on vocals and four string guitar - makes its way through a number of styles, such as country and blues, and invigorates these rather staid genres with a new content and meaning. Re-issued by Chesky Records on Multi-Channel SACD for the first time "K.'s band cooks".

Hell or High Water, Sara K.'s second album produced outside of the US, is not only a brilliant poetic and musical achievement. It is a great sounding recording as well. This SACD yields 10 previously unreleased songs, featuring the late Chris Jones on guitar and dobro. It is Texas' Singer-Songwriter 10th album to date.