2008 Buena Vista An exploration of life's hard times and unexpected joys, these new tunes take us down south to country's bumpy back roads and mountain views. Inspired by the Virginia town of Buena Vista, the album is about a colorful cast of characters, from the narrator who loses everything in the title track to the homeless "Invisible Man," to the corrupt businessman in "When a Thread Gets Caught." Download lyrics and credits.

2007 Radio Songs Fans who are already familiar with the duo's impressive repertoire will love having a copy of the live versions of longtime favorites, but many of the tunes on Radio Songs were performed only once, making this essential listening for devotees of both APHC and Robin & Linda Williams.
~ James Christopher Monger __ All Music Guide "50,000 Names"

2005 The First Christmas Gift Great new Christmas songs of their own composition, as well as songs by John Prine, Roger Miller and Steve Earle. "The First Christmas Gift" is a breath of fresh air in an overcrowded, cliche-ridden field ... Shotgun Shells On A Christmas Tree" will probably become a bluegrass standard." __ The Washington Post.

2004 Deeper Waters Released February 24, 2004.
"... nothing short of a masterpiece and perhaps their most inspired recorded moment." Courtesy appearances by Mike Auldridge, Jimmy Gaudreau, John Jennings, Kevin McNoldy, Mark Schatz, and Rickie Simpkins, Jim Watson, Iris Dement, Mary Chapin Carpenter, Schuyler Fisk, and actress Sissy Spacek.

2002 Visions of Love Produced by Garrison Keillor with guest appearances by Peter Ostroushko, Richard Dworsky, and Gary Raynor. Includes songs by Merle Haggard, Jimmie Rodgers, Conway Twitty and Loretta Lynn, the Carter Family, The Louvin Brothers, and Hank Williams.

2000 In The Company Of Strangers Reached Gavin's Americana Chart "Top Ten." Courtesy Appearances: Mary Chapin Carpenter, John Jennings, Andy Waldeck, Tim O'Brien, Stuart Duncan

1998 Devil Of A Dream
Received the "Gold Star Award" for the best Contemporary Folk CD of 1998. Also listed in the top 10 "Album Of The Year." -The Crossroads Magazine

1996 Sugar For Sugar With guests Mary Chapin Carpenter, Stuart Duncan, Tim & Mollie O'Brien and Jimmy Gaudreau. "...The kind of no-frills, boiled-down country that derives its power from simplicity and heart, rather than flash and bombast." -The Houston Press

1995 Good News First gospel recording, featuring traditional gospel songs, rousing a cappella numbers and two new originals from the Williams. "This is their first all-gospel recording and the results are, well, heavenly."
-St. Paul Pioneer Press

1994 Turn Toward Tomorrow Robin and Linda, with Mary Chapin Carpenter's producer John Jennings, deliver a brand new batch of penetrating, passionate material. "The first-rate songs are ignited with plenty of energy and their trademark harmonies." -Sing Out!

1993 LIVE Literally every tune here will emotionally affect the listener in some fashion, with stirring renditions of original tunes like "The Devil Is A Mighty Wind," "The Leaving Train," "Don't Let Me Come Home A Stranger" and "Stone Wall Country" standing out as especially dramatic and touching. -The Washington Post

1990 The Rhythm Of Love Together the Williamses are a more persuasive case for harrnony singing than the Everly Brothers or Simon & Garfunkel ever were. -Orlando Sentinel With guests JERRY DOUGLAS and STUART DUNCAN.

1989 All Broken Hearts Are The Same
Superb original songs and electrifying harmony by these Prairie Home Companion regulars. With guests JERRY DOUGLAS, RAY FLACKE, STUART DUNCAN and T. MICHAEL COLEMAN.