Kate Carter
Kate Carter recorded her debut album 'Kate' in 1966, which included her version of 'Streets of Cairo / Poor Little Country Maid.' That song became her most...
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Kate Carter recorded her debut album 'Kate' in 1966, which included her version of 'Streets of Cairo / Poor Little Country Maid.' That song became her most recognized work, a folk ballad that found listeners in the 1960s.
She worked with other musicians like John Renbourn and Jim Moray at times. Her later albums included 'A Woman's Heart' in 1976 and 'Moon Dance' in 1983, which drew from folk and Celtic traditions.
Carter also recorded a collection of traditional Irish songs called 'The Voice of Ireland' in 1990. She sang and played guitar, with Renbourn on guitar and Moray on fiddle and vocals on some recordings.
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