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Dominic Wills wrote: Being for years considered too folky for country fans and too country for folkies, Nanci Griffith - who first began performing in public in the late 1960s - did not achieve major Stateside success until 1994, when she won a Grammy for Other Voices, Other Rooms. Before this, throughout the 1980s, she had found her most receptive audience in the UK and especially Ireland, and Wings To Fly... is a collection drawn from the albums recorded at that time: Storms, Lone Star State Of Mind, Little Love Affairs, Once In A Very Blue Moon and the live, One Fair Summer Evening. Tastefully compiled, the album features such Nanci Griffith classics as "Outbound Plane", "It's A Hard Life Wherever You Go" and her delicate but famously stirring cover of Julie Gold's "From A Distance", and is an undeniable testament to her strength as a songwriter. Inhabiting the wide-open terrain between Dolly Parton and Joni Mitchell, she is genuinely an artist of world class, and this is an excellent introduction | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| 23 November 2011 | |