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Nanci Griffith
A highly-respected, Grammy-winning songwriter who describes her sound as
'folkabilly', Nanci Griffith's fragile voice and wry, warm way with lyrics made
her one of the great female country-folk troubadours of the '80s and '90s. Born
July 6, 1953 in Seguin, Texas, USA to beatnik, hippy parents, she started
performing at the age of 14 when an act cancelled at a club in Austin run by a
family friend and she took the stage instead. She played in bands throughout her
college years before working as a kindergarten teacher. She met folk songwriter
Tom Russell at a campfire at the Kerrvi...
Love at the Five and DimeNanci Griffith
Speed of the Sound of LonelinessNanci Griffith
Comin' Down in the RainNanci Griffith
Across the Great DivideNanci Griffith
Ten Degrees and Getting ColderNanci Griffith
Deadwood, South DakotaNanci Griffith
Love at the Five and DimeNanci Griffith
The Last of the True Believers
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Speed of the Sound of LonelinessNanci Griffith
Other Voices, Other Rooms
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Comin' Down in the RainNanci Griffith
Other Voices, Other Rooms
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Across the Great DivideNanci Griffith
Other Voices, Other Rooms
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Ten Degrees and Getting ColderNanci Griffith
Other Voices, Other Rooms
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Deadwood, South DakotaNanci Griffith
One Fair Summer Evening
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