Re: Nanci Griffith info
Hey Neal, How about this: In your most professional voice, please ask Ms. Griffth why the heck she decided to ruin one of my favorite Richard Thompson songs - Wall of Death - by turning into a friggin' faux-march tune? What the heck *inspired* her to sing it the way she does on the CD or worse, when she performs it live?? Geez...I hate when that happens! stressfully yours, Kate Any one out there a Nanci Griffith buff? I'm fixing to interview her this week and need to do my homework. Most of the bio stuff found online tends to be outdated at this point. I thought I heard that she was retiring from the road soon. Is that on track? Neal Weiss
Nanci Griffith info
Any one out there a Nanci Griffith buff? I'm fixing to interview her this week and need to do my homework. Most of the bio stuff found online tends to be outdated at this point. I thought I heard that she was retiring from the road soon. Is that on track? Neal Weiss
Re: Nanci Griffith info
In a message dated 4/27/99 5:04:50 PM Central Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I thought I heard that she was retiring from the road soon. Is that on track? There was a rumor that she was diagnosed with some form of cancer recently. That may be too personal, though. Ask her why she sent that nasty letter to all the journalists who didn't like her last record. Slim
Re: Nanci Griffith info
Any one out there a Nanci Griffith buff? I'm fixing to interview her this week and need to do my homework. Most of the bio stuff found online tends to be outdated at this point. I thought I heard that she was retiring from the road soon. Is that on track? Neal Weiss In the 80s, I loved her stuff; then, with the exception of those records where she covered all those classic folk songs with the best in the business, her stuff got sort of precious, or over-ambitious, or I don't know what. But I don't like her much now. I'm curious as to whether she changed what she was doing around 1990, give or take, or whether I just imagined the whole thing. She did write some wonderful road and relative tunes, though, not unlike some of Lucinda's real personal songs. -- Terry Smith