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Nanci Griffith
Originally from Austin, TX, Nanci Griffith began her career at age 14, when her
"West Texas liberal" parents chaperoned her on the Austin club circuit.
In the late '70s and early '80s Nanci brought her self-described "folkabilly"
music to Nashville as one of the new generation of folk/country/pop artists, which
also included Lyle Lovett, Dwight Yoakam, and Steve Earle. During over twenty
years of writing and performing, Griffith's singing and songwriting has gathered
admirers among legendary artists as well as the millions of fans she's reached
through relentless touring, playing everywhere from Texas honky-tonks to Norwegian
National Symphony Hall to Albert Hall to Carnegie Hall. Nanci's catalogue on Elektra
represents some of her most acclaimed work, including her two Other Voices albums
(the first of which won her a Grammy Award) and Flyer. No wonder Rolling Stone
dubbed Nanci "the Queen of Folkabilly," while Telegraph Magazine called
her "the torch-bearer of American folk music." Additional Information can be found at nancigriffith.com |
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