Big news — We just hit 10k subscribers here on Nanci's official channel! We're celebrating this amazing milestone by pressing play on the full Working in Corners collection, featuring her first four albums. Thanks for being here and following along!
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⭐️ GIVEAWAY ⭐️ Enter for your chance to win an amazing prize package celebrating the legacy of Nanci Griffith! The package includes the recently-released @CraftRecordings WORKING IN CORNERS box set (4 LPs, plus liner notes booklet with rare photos), the new MORE THAN A WHISPER all-star tribute album from @rounderrecords (1 LP), and a stunning @pro-jectusa9220 T1 Phono SB Turntable!
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Enter now through Wednesday, 11/15/23 at 11:59 pm ET.
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Watch the brand new Official Lyric Video for "Love at the Five & Dime"! The nostalgic, animated clip tells the story of characters Rita and Eddie through pastoral scenes and Nanci's homespun lyrics. Check it out here: watch video on watch page
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WORKING IN CORNERS is out now! In celebration of Nanci Griffith’s timeless voice and amazing songwriting legacy, @CraftRecordings is proud to share this new box set collection, featuring her first four albums: her 1978 debut, There’s a Light Beyond These Woods, 1982’s Poet in My Window, 1984’s Once in a Very Blue Moon, and 1986’s GRAMMY-nominated The Last of the True Believers. Now available in 4-LP, 4-CD and digital formats, the box set also includes a booklet with rare photos as well as liner notes penned by renowned music journalist Holly Gleason and producer Jim Rooney.
Shop and listen to the full collection here: found.ee/working-in-corners
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The Official YouTube channel of legendary singer/songwriter Nanci Griffith.
Nanci Griffith (July 6, 1953 – August 13, 2021) was born in Seguin, TX and grew up listening to jazz, folk, and country music. The combination of these influences led to Griffith’s unique “folkbilly” style. She began performing in Austin in the 1970s and was performing other’s songs while working on her songwriting. Her break came in 1985, when she appeared on the TV program Austin City Limits; she then moved to Nashville and signed with MCA. She won a GRAMMY award for Best Contemporary Folk Album for her 1993 recording Other Voices, Other Rooms.