"October" is Claire's second album, a masterpiece of folk rock and the art of songwriting and features music of both innocence and maturity. Produced by Paul Samwell Smith (who had recently worked with Cat Stevens), "October" is a highlight of Claire's early career and is certain to appeal to those who appreciate the art of the singer songwriter.

The Esoteric reissue includes "Baby What's Wrong" as a bonus tracks. With her songs covered by Eva Cassidy and cited by Kate Bush as an influence, this reissue is the first part of a programme that sees the reissuing of Claire's work by Esoteric Recordings.

Island / Speedbreaker / Sidney Gorgeous / To The Stars / I Don't Get Any Older / Crying Under The Bed Clothes / Please Stay Tonight / Warrior On The Water / Peaceful / Wall To Wall Carpeting / The Artist / Bonus Track / Baby What's Wrong
 

The Esoteric reissue includes four bonus tracks, three of which are unreleased, including a version of "Meet Me On the Corner" featuring Gerry Rafferty and Steeler's Wheel as backing musicians and the evocative single B-side "Alice in the Streets of Darlington". With her songs covered by Eva Cassidy and cited by Kate Bush as an influence, this reissue is the first part of a programme that sees the reissuing of Claire's work by Esoteric Recordings.

Baseball Blues / The Man Who Cannot Se Tomorrow's Sunshine / Consumation / The River Song / Where Are Your Smiles At / When I Was A Child / Urge For Going / Flowers For Grandma / /The Phoenix / Smile Your Blues Away / Bonus Tracks - Alice In The Streets Of Darlington / Urge For Going (Extended Jam Version)- Previously Unreleased . 63 Stanhope Road - Previously Unreleased / Meet Me On The Corner - Previously Unreleased
 

She then signed to Kink's founder Ray Davies' Konk label recording two more classic albums. In the late 70's she collaborated with Wishbone Ash, Steve Howe & Jon & Vangelis before recording a series of albums for Beggar's Banquet collaborating with Gary Numan on one track.

In 1987 the "Voices" album was the soundtrack to a successful BBC TV series and reached the top of the new age chart. This was followed by the release of "Love in the Afternoon". In the 1990's Claire returned to recording with albums "Lost & the Lovers" and "Summer" and Songstress Eva Cassidy covered Claire's "You Take My Breath Away" gaining her a new audience. Cited by Kate Bush as an influence, this compilation precedes the reissuing of Claire's work by Esoteric Recordings.

Urge For Going / River Song / The Man Who Cannot See Tomorrow's Sunshine / Baseball Blues / Speedbreaker / Crying Under The Bedclothes / To The Stars / Warrior Of The Water / You Take My Breath Away / All The Cakes She Baked Him / Something To Believe In / Geronimo's Caddilac / One Sunday Morning / Forbidden Fruit / For Sailors / Celluloid Heroes / The Moon Is A Powerful Lover / Two Fools In A Storm / Denmark / First Night In New York Cd Two: / Awaken; Larkrise / Icicle Rain / Tides / Trees / Japanese Lullabye / Glastonbury / Love In The Afternoon / Someday We'll All Be Together / Mother Of All / The Last Shirt / He Moved Through The Fair / Oregon Inlet / We'll Be Glad We Cried / Beautiful Moon / Blue