Nanci Griffith – I Love This Town
A Love Letter to Place and Memory Captured in Song In July 2006, at the Midlands Music Festival held within the historic grounds of Ballinlough Castle in Ireland, Nanci Griffith…
A Love Letter to Place and Memory Captured in Song In July 2006, at the Midlands Music Festival held within the historic grounds of Ballinlough Castle in Ireland, Nanci Griffith…
A Life Well Sung, A Life Well Lived: Anne Murray’s Quiet Wisdom for the Next Generation On May 20, 2016, at Mount Saint Vincent University in Halifax, Anne Murray stood…
When Country Roots and Rock Harmony Meet on One Stage There is something quietly magical about watching The Everly Brothers step onto a stage that feels as much like home…
A Portrait of Simple Lives Where Ordinary People Become Timeless Stories When John Prine joins Nitty Gritty Dirt Band to perform “Grandpa Was a Carpenter,” the result is not just…
When Letting Go Becomes the Beginning of Strength Released in 1987 as the title track of her album “Flying on Your Own”, Anne Murray’s “Flying On Your Own” marked a…
A Ballad of Fate and Betrayal Where Legends Walk Alone and Silence Tells the Truth When Willie Nelson and Bob Dylan come together to perform “Pancho and Lefty,” the result…
A Collision of Voices Where Rock and Roll Royalty Turn Rhythm into Pure Celebration In the vibrant setting of the 1960s television show Shindig!, Roy Orbison joined forces with The…
A Gentle Crossing Where Distance, Memory, and Love Meet Somewhere Beyond Goodbye In 2002, on the stage of Austin City Limits, Nanci Griffith delivered a deeply affecting performance of “Across…
The Harmony That Shaped Generations Finds Its Place in History In 1986, at the very first Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony, one of the most quietly influential…
A Playful Escape Where Humor, Longing, and Loneliness Drift Beneath a Tropical Smile In 1990, John Prine took the stage with one of his most unexpectedly charming compositions, “Let’s Talk…