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Faires is now a songwriter, storyteller, working musician, silver and goldsmith, lapidarist, woodworker, concert presenter...and "trying to grow a little each day. Living in Santa Fe has allowed me to meet and know and play music with many of my heros, and, to have a rich pool of musicians living here to create, work, and record with. I have been very lucky and grateful to know these amazing players."
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Dogs Bark...1991 featuring, Flaco Jimenez, Bobby Notkoff, Steve Lindsay, Sal DeOnofrio, Tony Day, Aaron Stone, D.C. Duncan, Jimmy Carl Black, Billy Roberts, Bob Goldstein, Rick Mena, Mike Waganaar, Jim Bowie, Conrad Hanson, Caitlin Massie, Willa Porter,Doug Porter, David Gilliland, Richard Hardy, John Eddy, and Jerry Faires.
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Bootleg Jake 2001, featuring Norman and Nancy Blake, Frank Reckard, John Inmon, Sharon Shaheen, Steve Lindsay, Caitlin Massie Hardy, Claude Stevenson, Lewis Winn, Bob Fox, Aaron Stone, Doc Span, & Jerry "Jake" Faires.
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La Esquina del Viento 1997- Featuring Frank Reckard, Robert Fox, Lewis Winn, Aaron Stone, Jim Bowie, Doc Span, and harmony vocals by Cris Calloway, Janis Rogers, Elliot Rogers and Claude Stevenson.
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Radio 2006- Featuring Jerry Faires on guitar, vocals, and spoken word.
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Norman and Nancy Blake's 2004 Grammy-nominated release "The Morning Glory Ramblers" featrued Faires' song "Precious Memories was a song I used to hear".
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Peter Rowan and Tony Rice's 2004 Rounder Records release "You Were There For Me" features Jerry Faires and Peter Rowan's song "Come Back to Old Santa Fe". Acoustic Guitar magazine printed "Come Back to Old Santa Fe" with tabs and music as part of a featured article on Peter and Tony in March 2005.
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