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Musical Interlude: Listening to some Nanci Griffith today, I was struck by this song of regretful goodbyes, when breaking up is the best for both parties. One of the more mature breakup songs I've heard.
"Not My Way Home," performed by Nanci Griffith.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F9V3o6-uqcs
#MusicalInterlude #NanciGriffith #Folkabilly #BreakupSongs #CoolGuitarSolo
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Musical Interlude: OK, here I go on Nanci Griffith again, but I love her music so. I love this catchy tune about missing a place, and people, very much...
"Banks of the Pontchartrain," performed by Nanci Griffith.
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Musical Interlude: I hadn't listened to htis album in a long time, and had forgotten how much I liked some of the songs. This is a lovely tune from Nanci Griffith's first album.
"Dollar Matinee," performed by Eric Taylor and Nanci Griffith.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_etgdOwWA8
#MusicalInterlude #NanciGriffith #EricTaylor #Folkabilly #DollarMatinee
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Musical Interlude: This song is always a good one for October, and given that I'm opening windows after a long spell of rainy weather, it's doubly significant.
"October Reasons," performed by Nanci Griffith.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XFlhqwtZMrk
#MusicalInterlude #NanciGriffith #October #Folkabilly #Acoustic
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Musical Interlude: "Storms" was the first Nanci Griffith album I ever bought, and this opens the album. A quiet song of heartbreak, but with a delicacy rarely found. And that line about how "love has a voice of its own" can mean so much.
"I Don't Want to Talk About Love," performed by Nanci Griffith.
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Musical Interlude: Thinking of Nanci Griffith today, who I shall probably miss for the rest of my life. Here's a feisty song from her, written by Lyle Lovett.
"If I Were the Woman You Wanted," performed by Nanci Griffith.
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Musical Interlude: I'm a longtime fan of the late Nanci Griffith, and her passing hit me hard. This song, with Jimmy Buffet on backing vocals, makes me think of my own affection for Baltimore.
"I Love This Town" by Nanci Griffith