Bluesy Atmosphere - Liz Pennock (UR1001) 1986 Featuring: Liz Pennock - Piano, Vocals, Trombone Paul Shambarger - Guitar, Percussion James "Tee" Gillis - Bass, Backing vocals Mike Morningstar - Harmonicas On ten originals: Bluesy Atmosphere, Give Me Your Time, Summer Day, My Best Fan, Sorry Someday , Sad State of Affairs, No Trespassing, Magical Rock & Roll Sound, Talk With The Man, Goodbye Blues. "Bluesy Atmosphere is filled with Pennock's lively piano playing and rich evocative vocals." - St. Petersburg Times (St. Petersburg, FL)

Blue Illusion - Liz Pennock & Dr. Blues (UR1005) 1989 Featuring: Liz Pennock - Piano, Vocals, Trombone, Harmonicas, Vibes Dr. Blues - Guitar, Vocals, Percussion On ten originals: Blue Illusion, Sorry Blues, Traveler's Story, Winter in My Heart, Alimony Blues, Cruising For A Bruising, Forgotten But Not Gone, Jesus is My Soundman, Minor Star, Feast of Blues . "All selections are written by Liz or Doc and all of them have very strong lyrics, no mean achievement in a time where many musicians feel happy covering covers of covers. Their sound is very classic, sometimes jazz-tinged, but with the lyrics covering contemporary topics, Liz and Doc really are in a class of their own." - Jacques Deporter, Blues Life Journal (Belgium)

Walking Mary's Blues - Diamond Teeth Mary (UR1090) 1993 Featuring: Diamond Teeth Mary McClain - Vocals Liz Pennock - Piano Dr. Blues - Guitar & Dobro Tom Cat Blake - Guitar J. P. "Bullmoose" Coley - Upright Bass B. D. Magee - Drums Rock Bottom - Harmonica A combination of ten studio & live cuts on classic blues and gospel, plus three of Mary's originals: Call It Stormy Monday, Walkin' Blues, Give A Poor Dog A Bone , Amazing Grace, Why Don't You Do Right?, Keep Your Hands Off Of Him, When The Saints Go Marching In. "Belting her blues with a timeless vigor that defies any clock...Mary's voice has weathered the decades well; there's nothing geriatric about her strutting 'Give A Poor Dog A Bone' or 'Walking Blues'." - Living Blues Magazine (March/April 1994)

Six Fingers Boogie - Liz Pennock & Dr. Blues (UR1016) 1996 Featuring: Liz Pennock - Piano, Vocals, Slide Trombone, Harmonicas Dr. Blues - Guitar, Vocals, Dobro, Drums, Hammond B-3, Bass With special guests: Gaye Adegbalola - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar Rock Bottom - Backing Vocals, Harmonica On twelve originals plus two blues classics: He Plays The Boogie, One-Way Ticket Blues, Don't Know What To Do, Take It Slow, In The Same Key, I've Got A Mind To Ramble, Six Fingers Boogie, Cruel Jewel, Lizzy's Blues, It's A Good Thing, The Same For You, Reservation, Knee-Deep in Trouble, Going To New York. "Six Fingers Boogie features the keyboard magic of Pennock perfectly entwined with Dr. Blues' solid guitar and slide dobro playing... Styles range from boogie to swing, from a slow after-hours sound to poignant balladry and lively, rousting gospel." - Blues Revue Magazine (Dec. 96 / Jan. 97)

Live From St. Pete - Liz Pennock & Dr. Blues (UR1020) 2003 Featuring: Liz Pennock - Piano, Vocals, Harmonicas Dr. Blues - Vocals, Guitars On fourteen originals plus four covers: Ivory 'Neath My Fingers, Gator Tail, Stingray Shuffle, Goin' Back to Tampa, Queen of Diamonds, Swanee River, Thought I Had It Bad, Whatever Floats Your Boat, Queen of Dramamine, Play My Piano, Since He Left Cincy, Oleander Meander, Quarter Tank of Gas, Birthday Boogie, Soul Like Me, St. Pete Boogie, Lizard In the Kitchen, Gotta Get Going "Our last stop of the night was at Caspy's, where Liz Pennock & Dr. Blues were recording a live CD. With a lively mixture of Jazz and Blues, the dynamic duo sang, strummed, tickled and blew, sometimes all at the same time time... The group managed to record eighteen cuts for their new CD, including some down-home tunes like 'Stingray Shuffle' and 'Goin' Back To Tampa'. The standing-room-only crowd thoroughly enjoyed the show". - Paradise NEWS (St. Pete Beach, Florida)

NEW DVD- BRUSSELS BOOGIE WOOGIE PIANO SUMMIT Filmed at Theatre St. Michel (Brussels, Belgium) on November 27, 2004. Features four pianists: Renaud Patigny (Belgium), Christoph Rois (Austria), Caroline Dahl (USA), Liz Pennock with Dr. Blues on guitar, and more players and even dancers! Two grand pianos, beautiful filming, and the grand finale alone is worth the price. Length: 1hr. 17 min.