Nanci Griffith interview at Tavis Smiley (2009)
When Truth Finds Its Voice: Nanci Griffith Turns History into Song with “The Loving Kind” In a 2009 appearance on Tavis Smiley, Nanci Griffith offered more than an interview. She…
When Truth Finds Its Voice: Nanci Griffith Turns History into Song with “The Loving Kind” In a 2009 appearance on Tavis Smiley, Nanci Griffith offered more than an interview. She…
When Wishing Isn’t Enough: Nanci Griffith and the Fragile Truth of “If Wishes Were Changes” On October 29, 1989, during an episode of the short-lived but artistically ambitious television show…
A Quiet Voice Finds Its Moment: Nanci Griffith and the Intimate Breakthrough of Once In A Very Blue Moon In July 1985, on the television program New Country, Nanci Griffith…
A Lone Voice Crossing the Ocean: Nanci Griffith and the Haunting Echo of “Banks of the Ponchartrain” In 1987, on the Irish television program The Session, Nanci Griffith delivered a…
A Gentle Morning Duet Where Love Lingers Between Memory and Goodbye In a quietly luminous moment on stage, Nanci Griffith welcomed one of her most cherished influences, Jerry Jeff Walker,…
When Love Stays Even After the Questions: Nanci Griffith and the Quiet Truth of “It’s Too Late” In an intimate stage moment shared with Eric Taylor, Nanci Griffith introduced “It’s…
A Song of Conscience and Compassion, Echoing Across Borders and Generations In 2009, at the storied stage of Celtic Connections, Nanci Griffith delivered a performance that reached far beyond music.…
A Song of Distance and Belonging, Where Memory Walks Hand in Hand with the Heart On a reflective New Year’s Eve bridging 1994 and 1995, Nanci Griffith stood before a…
A Song Like a Fading Dream, Where Love Lingers Only Once in a Lifetime In a delicate live performance, Nanci Griffith joins forces with virtuoso violinist Mark O’Connor to bring…
When Memory Finds a Voice, and Every Wall Begins to Tell Its Story In an early 1990s performance, Nanci Griffith offered a deeply affecting interpretation of If These Walls Could…