Discography:
“Dirty Little Fingers” is Esther’s debut album. Recorded at the original Ninth Ward Pickin Parlor in New Orleans by Mike West in 2003. Hit the image to purchase this album.
“Esther and the Protesters” was recorded in 2006, also produced by Mike West at the new Ninth Ward Pickin Parlor in Kansas. Hit the image to purchase this album.
“O God Where Are You Now” also known as “The Train Wreck Congregation” is a collection of songs recorded in 2008 and 2009 in Woodland Park, Colorado. This collection of prayerful songs is available for free download – just hit the image and then hit the download music button when you arrive at the new page.
Esther and her husband Kris worked together in collaboration with a group of close friends and musicians to record these songs – all the tracks were written by Esther. If you’re into spiritual ideas, or just like heartfelt songs you will enjoy these.
Hi Esther, I’m trying to figure out the chords to Too Sweet For Words. I want to play the chorus as a lullaby for a class I run for babies and parents. Do you have the chords to the verse? It is so beautiful!!!
Thank you,
Miriam
Miriam, the song is in the key of c – C, F, G, and Am. Is that any help?? If you email me at the address on the contact page I could write them out for you with the words:)
Esther, love the new look of your site. i listen to your music almost daily. thank you… could you help me with the chords and words for Sing to Me and Hide Myself? you’re my songwriter and vocal role model…wish i could hear you live….thanks for sharing your music and gift.
Hi Esther. My name is Cathey Stamps and I was referred to you by Mark Musselman. I am a recent transplant to Denver from Nashville via Chicago and have been a professional player most of my life. I produce, write, play a little guitar and sing back-up, but I primarily get paid to play percussion. People I’ve worked with include Mindy Smith, Mary Gauthier, Cheley Tackett, Jonell Mosser, Steff Mahan, Halcyon and MANY more – mostly singer/songwriter and acoustic rock/pop acts on thou southeast and midwest circuits, though I enjoy playing alongside a drummer in a band situation, too. Mark played some of your stuff for me and I totally loved it. it is right in line with the kind of performers I enjoy backing. I’m reaching out to you because I would love to sit in sometime if you think it would be an asset for your sound. I specialize in providing a backbeat on traditional percussion for acoustic performers so that it enhances rather than overwhelms. It’s all in service to the song. Either way, I would love to meet you.