Taylor Swift - 22 [iTunes Plus AAC M4V]

Taylor Swift - Red (Deluxe Version) (Album) [iTunes Plus AAC M4A]

Genres: Country, Music, Rock, Contemporary Country, Honky Tonk, Pop, Teen Pop
Released: Oct 22, 2012

Taylor Swift - Taylor Swift Karaoke: Red [iTunes Plus AAC M4A]

Genres: Country, Music
Released: Feb 05, 2013

Taylor Swift - Speak Now (Deluxe Version) (Album) [iTunes Plus AAC M4A]

Genres: Country, Music, Honky Tonk, Rock, Contemporary Country
Released: Oct 25, 2010

Taylor Swift - The Taylor Swift Holiday Collection - EP [iTunes Plus AAC M4A]

Genres: Holiday, Music, Country, Honky Tonk, Christmas
Released: Oct 14, 2007

Taylor Swift's six-song Holiday EP is a class act. Originally released in October 2007 as an exclusive-only available at participating Target stores in America, The Taylor Swift Holiday Collection was re-released for wider distribution in December 2008. Rather than open with a traditional carol, Swift starts the party with a playful version of "Last Christmas," originally penned by George Michael as a double a-sided 45 rpm single for his British pop duo Wham! in 1984. Christmas bells and banjos replace synthesizers and falsettos making for a fitting update. She gets more pensive and lovelorn on the following acoustic ballad "Christmases When You Were Mine," one of two songs here that she had a hand in writing. "Santa Baby" gets twanged up and sung with a girlish tone that comes off more innocent than the flirty versions by Eartha Kitt and Madonna. Swift changes Franz Xaver Gruber's 1863 melody on a breathtaking version of "Silent Night," leaving Josef Mohr's lyrics intact making for what sounds like a brand new, but familiar, song. "Christmas Must Be Something More" is a holiday hit. Her sole original here, the song bounces with the youthful exuberance and barbed hooks that Swift excels at writing and singing.

Taylor Swift - Fearless (Album) [iTunes Plus AAC M4A]

Genres: Country, Music, Rock, Honky Tonk, Pop, Adult Contemporary, Contemporary Country
Released: Nov 11, 2008

Making the transition from teen pop star to mature artist can be difficult — just ask Tiffany, Jessica Andrews or Lila McCann. Judging by Fearless, Taylor Swift is making the shift with commendable grace. Unlike other adolescent hit-makers, she laid the groundwork for her creative growth by asserting her songwriting skills early. As a result, Fearless’ tunes (all written or co-written by Swift) have far more sparkle and substance than most country/pop offerings these days. The songs here have the authentic ring of teenage angst and delight, with the emphasis on the travails of young love. Backed by chiming guitars and a buoyant pop backbeat, Swift sails through “Fearless,” “Hey Stephen,” and “You Belong With Me” with seeming boundless joy. Her happy moments are made all the more believable by such thoughtful tunes as “Fifteen” (a knowing glance back at high school) and “White Horse” (a snapshot of lost innocence). Swift is equally capable of tender invocations of childhood (“The Best Day”) and bittersweet breakup songs (“Breathe”). She's more than beaten the sophomore jinx with this outstanding release. If Fearless is any indication, fans will be following her musical evolution for years to come.

Taylor Swift - Live from SoHo (iTunes Exclusive) - EP [iTunes Plus AAC M4A]

Genres: Country, Music, Pop, Teen Pop, Contemporary Country
Released: Jan 15, 2008

Taylor Swift - Teardrops On My Guitar - EP [iTunes Plus AAC M4A]

Genres: Pop, Music, Country, Honky Tonk
Released: 2007

Taylor Swift - Taylor Swift (Bonus Track Version) (Album) [iTunes Plus AAC M4A]

Genres: Country, Music, Pop, Teen Pop, Honky Tonk, Contemporary Country
Released: Oct 24, 2006

At 16, Taylor Swift entered country music’s big time with her wistful ode to summer love, “Tim McGraw.” The song may use another artist’s name as its title hook, but this album is very much about Swift’s precocious talents as a singer and songwriter. Her self-titled debut captures the dreams and desires of a girl on the cusp of womanhood with candor, intelligence and authentic sweetness. Producer Robert Ellis Orrall provides Swift with sympathetic backing, adding banjo-driven twang to “Pictures To Burn” and lending some electric guitar punch to “The Outside.” For her part, Swift sings with clarity and conviction, filling tunes like “Tied Together With A Smile” and “Mary’s Song” with a winsome yearning. There are moments here — such as the lovely “Teardrops On My Guitar” — that recall the tenderness of an old Everly Brothers song. Other tracks, like “Picture To Burn,” have a distinctly sarcastic edge. Most of all, Swift keeps things real and true to her own experience on her winning premiere effort.