Anne has been working on other artists' material as a musician and a producer and has several new projects coming up. She plays guitar on Robyn Hitchcock's latest release (Robyn Hitchcock, Yep Roc Records). Two albums she produced are Ellen Starski's The Days When Peonies Prayed For The Ants and Scott Miller's Ladies Auxiliary. And then she is also working on new material of her own. Plus some short works of fiction. She is Nashville correspondent for Rhythms Magazine. Her latest single is inspired by all the women fighting the good fight up on Capitol Hill.Anne is host of Songs On The Wire on WXNA FM 101.5 Nashville and is Nashville correspondent for Rhythms Magazine.Anne's latest album, Blue Sky Thinkin' was Number 1 on Roots Music Report Chart and Top 20 on the Americana Chart for 3 months. "McCue's virtuosity is no surprise, but the ease with which she's absorbed and restated the beating heart of swing music is impressive and thrilling.'​ No DepressionBlue Sky Thinkin’ also affords McCue the opportunity to showcase her critically hailed guitar prowess in new and often more subtle ways. Her blues playing here favors a more acoustic variety, such as the Lightnin’ Hopkins-style picking on “Cowgirl Blues.” Her fluid licks in “Knock on Wood” and the title track pay tribute to the great jazz guitarist Charlie Christian, and the gypsy jazz playing on “Dig Two Graves” speaks to her affection for Django Reinhardt. The tango touches, meanwhile, in “Uncanny Moon” reflect her admiration for Argentinian music legend Astor Piazzola. "​... with references to Django Reinhardt, Billie Holiday and Gershwin, among others, this gorgeous album showcases McCue’s songwriting, torch-like vocals and brilliant, mostly-acoustic guitar mastery."​ ELMORE MAGAZINE