Nanci Griffith & Emmylou Harris – If I Needed You
Great Songs The ballad of a love that is steady and true, a quiet promise in a loud world. In the ever-turning carousel of popular music, some songs are like passing fancies,…
Nanci Griffith & Darius Rucker – Love At The Five And Dime
A Tender Ballad of Enduring Affection and Simple Dreams Ah, there are some songs that just wrap around your heart like a warm, familiar quilt on a chilly evening, aren’t…
Nanci Griffith & John Stewart – Sweet Dreams Will Come
A Lullaby for the Weary Soul: Finding Hope in the Twilight Years Ah, if my memory serves me right, we’re talking about a true gem here, aren’t we? “Sweet Dreams…
Nanci Griffith and Hootie & the Blowfish – Gravity of the Situation
A Folk Ballad’s Enduring Embrace of Hope Amidst Despair Ah, friends, gather ’round and let’s cast our minds back to a time when melodies truly stirred the soul, when lyrics…
John Prine & Nanci Griffith – Paradise
A Song of Lost Homelands and Environmental Elegy Ah, there are some songs, aren’t there, that just seem to settle deep into the marrow of your bones and whisper tales…
Nanci Griffith & Friends – If I Had A Hammer
A Folk Anthem’s Enduring Echo: Nanci Griffith and the Timeless Call for Justice Ah, the familiar strains of “If I Had A Hammer” – a song that, for many of…
Nanci Griffith – Tecumseh Valley
A Ballad of Lost Dreams and Enduring Hope in the American Heartland Ah, “Tecumseh Valley.” The very name itself conjures up images of wide-open spaces, of dust motes dancing in…
Nanci Griffith – Banks Of The Pontchartrain
A Farewell to Love on the Shimmering Waters As the sun dips below the horizon, painting the Lake Pontchartrain with hues of fiery orange and soft lavender, a familiar melody…
Nanci Griffith – The Last Of The True Believers
A Heartfelt Ode to Enduring Faith and Unwavering Spirit in a Changing World Ah, “The Last Of The True Believers” by the incomparable Nanci Griffith… just the title itself conjures…
Nanci Griffith – From A Distance
A Gentle Anthem of Hope and Connection in a World That Often Feels Divided Ah, “From A Distance” by the incomparable Nanci Griffith… the very title conjures a sense of…