Nanci Griffith – Houston, TX (xx/xx/80)

Nanci Griffith
Solo Acoustic
Houston, TX 1980
exact date/venue unknown


SBD

This is a revised/expanded reseed of a torrent from September 2011. I’ve renamed the files, added to/slightly edited the info, and added (most of) the rest of the show from another torrent.

Tracks 1-18 of this were originally uploaded by Bridger on Sept 5, 2011 as “Nanci Griffith Solo Acoustic 1979 SBD”.
It turned out they were actually the first 18 of 23 tracks of a show from Houston, TX 1980 (the exact date/venue are unknown), and that the songs missing were tracks 1-5 of a torrent of Folkscene Nov 27, 1983, which had been uploaded by Bridger the day before, and which has been reseeded by alnino at:
http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=475406

Those five tracks have been included with this reseed as tracks 19-23, so if you’ve downloaded the Folkscene torrent you just need to add them to this folder and change the file names, or copy and paste them here to continue seeding the Folkscene torrent.

For a possible date for the Houston show, someone suggested February 28 or March 1, 1980 at Anderson Fair based on an article at:
http://blogs.houstonpress.com/rocks/2009/03/lonesome_onry_and_mean_a_brief.php

Note: t19-23 don’t fit perfectly; there’s some audio missing between tracks 18 and 19

The lineage for all 23 tracks is: cd-r trade>me>EAC>traders little helper>you

From the previous upload:

“I got this Nanci Griffith in a trade and can’t find any info on so help is appreciated for this one.The skinny.On the track 4 intro she states that BF Deal Records went out of business either on January 1 this year or January of this year so I’m figuring 1979.Now on one of the later songs she makes a comment about how you tell people your voting for John Anderson and nobody will speak to you. So if Anderson is running for President that’s circa 1980 ish so that would be around 1979 as the election is 1980 so he would announce it before hand.As to venue it’s small and a handful of people and it sounds kinda give and take with the audience which means small place.Now that I think about it I think I have the album Poet in My Window on Feather Records. I don’t remember.Anyway this could be a cassette recording of an album as you can hear vinyl but also a tape in that while recording the album the needle went into the red so you can hear the distortion.Only in bits and bobs not like whole entire songs.
Can’t find hide nor hare of info about this recording anywhere.No trade lists no sites no homepages no nothing. Yet here it is.
A lot of oddball Nanci acoustic on this one so help with the setlist is apppreciated…
Oh and the tunes are not from the Kerrville Folk Festival compilation as the comments she makes demonstrate that she is not playing there.Also along the same lines the tunes are not from that BF Deal record.

So lineage goes cd-r trade>me>EAC>traders little helper>you..

Killer Nanci Griffith here.”

  1. Alabama Soft Spoken Blues
  2. Georgetown (Gerry Spehar)
  3. West Texas Sun
  4. Texas Boy
  5. Love Is A Sailor
  6. Marilyn Monroe/Neon And Waltzes
  7. Platform Heels/Pittsburgh Steel
  8. Did She Mention My Name (Gordon Lightfoot)
  9. Angel From Montgomery (John Prine)
  10. Prairie In The Sky (Mary McCaslin)
  11. Old Friends (Mary McCaslin)
  12. Hello In There (John Prine)
  13. Darcy Farrow (Tom Campbell/Steve Gillette)
  14. Thereís A Light Beyond These Woods
    15 Waiting For The Heartbeat
  15. Michael’s Song
  16. I Canít Help But Wonder Where I’m Bound (Tom Paxton)
  17. Angel In The Wastelands
  18. I Still Miss Someone (Johnny Cash)
  19. 500 Miles from the Mexican Border
  20. I Remember Joe
  21. Louise (Paul Siebel)
  22. Wichita Falls

Total Tme 91:07

All songs by Nanci Griffith, except where noted.

Nanci Griffith – Austin, TX (12/10/84)

Nanci Griffith
Austin City Limits
December 10, 1984

01 intro – Ballad of Robin Winter Smith
02 There’s A Light Beyond These Woods (Mary Margaret)
03 Roseville Fair
04 Once in a Very Blue Moon
05 Last of the True Believers
06 West Texas Sun
07 Spin on a Red Brick Floor
08 [end of show sing along]

lineage: cd trade > EAC > traders little helper > you.
television or FM Broadcast.

Nanci Griffith – Los Angeles, CA (11/27/83)

Nanci Griffith
KPFK FM Folkscene, Los Angeles, CA
November 27, 1983

01 I Still Miss Someone
02 (?)
03 I Remember Joe
04 Louise
05 Wichita Falls
06 There’s a Light Beyond These Woods
07 Grace of True Love Holds – which became Time Alone
08 Wheels
09 You Can’t Go Home Again
10 West Texas Sun
11 Ballad of Robin Winter Smith
12 I Hear Nevada
13 Ghost in the Music
14 Howard Larman – guitar tuning
15 Tappan Zee
16 Neon and Waltzes

This is likely a rebroadcast of a Nanci Griffith Folkscene show from November 27,1983
cd-r trade > EAC > traders little helper > you

Nanci Griffith – Santa Cruz, CA (03/07/86)

Nanci Griffith
Kuumbwa Jazz Center
Santa Cruz, Ca
March 7, 1986
(early show)

source: soundboard
transfer: markp

01 Introduction
02
03 Daddy Says
04 Love At The Five And Dime
05 The Ballad Of Robert Winter-Smith
06 I’m Not Drivin’ These Wheels
07 Banks Of The Pontchartrain intro
08 Banks Of The Pontchartrain
09 Roseville Fair
10 Sing One For Sister
11
12 Mary & Omie
13 Last Of The True Belivers
14 Wind On The Wheel
15 Spin on a Red Brick Floor
16 MC

start of show very low recording level boosted greatly thus creating
for a great amount of hiss at begining of set

Nanci Griffith – Wolverhampton, England (10/09/95)

Nanci Griffith
1995-10-09
Civic Hall, Wolverhampton, England

FM > unknown > cdr > eac > flac level 8

  1. Workin’ In Corners
  2. Dance A Little Closer
  3. These Days
  4. Once In A Very Blue Moon
  5. Time Of Inconvenience
  6. On Grafton Street
  7. Talk To Me
  8. This Heart
  9. Listen To The Radio
  10. Trouble In The Fields
  11. Two For The Road
  12. Gulf Coast Highway
  13. From A Distance
  14. It’s A Hard Life Wherever You Go

Nanci Griffith – Shows by Date

xxxx.xx.xx – Nobody Sings Dylan Like Dylan, Vol. 28
1980.xx.xx – Houston, TX
1983.11.27 – Los Angeles, CA
1984.12.10 – Austin, TX
1985.01.20 – Austin, TX
1986.03.07 – Santa Cruz, CA
1992.06.30 – Cambridge, England
1994.10.11 – London, England
1995.10.07 – Wolverhampton, England
1995.10.09 – Wolverhampton, England
1997.09.17 – Burlington, VA
1998.11.29 – London, England

Nanci Griffith – London, England (11/29/98)

Nanci Griffith
The Barbican, London,England
November 29, 1998

01 Across the Great Divide
02 Speed of the Sound of Loneliness
03 He was a Friend of Mine
04 Can’t Help but Wonder Where I’m Bound
05 Canadian Whiskey
06 Outbound Plane
07 Dress of Laces
08 Wall of Death
09 Who Knows Where the Time Goes
10 It’s a Hard Life Wherever You Go
11 The Hammer Song

Source: SBD.
lineage: silver cd-r trade > me > EAC > traders Little helper > you.
This CDR is made from the digital satellite BBC broadcast at early December 1998 from the first Barbican concert of the OV2 tour in NOvember 1998. This is not the complete show but a compilation of the BEEB.

This performance came shortly after her album Other Voices, Too, which is a sequel to Other Voices, Other Rooms and follows in the same vein as the first one ñ meaning Nanci playing her favorite songs for her favorite people. Artists such as Odetta, Dave Von Ronk, and a host of others wander back and forth onto the stage, to help Nanci out. This creates some wonderful noise, as well as plenty of distractions.

Nanci Griffith – Burlington, VT (09/17/97)

NANCI GRIFFITH with the BLUE MOON ORCHESTRA and THE CRICKETS
1997-09-17
Location: Burlington, VT — Flynn Theater

Sad news about Nanci Griffith, but we have wonderful memories of her music.
This is one of them. It’s a reseed first uploaded on DIME in 2017.

Notes from the original seeder and the original info file:

Excellent audience recording with applause in proportion and quieter sections with volume level increased. Believe this is a personal record for the number of tracks cut from one performance.
I’ve always admired Nanci Griffith but had never realized the tremendous extent The Crickets were responsible for my sound foundation. They perform a set on their own (t24>44); just look at those titles!

Total time: 150:47

Set one: (83:50)

  1. -talk-
  2. Everything’s Comin’ Up Roses
  3. -talk-
  4. Across the Great Divide
  5. -talk-
  6. Two for the Road
  7. -talk-
  8. These Days in an Open Book
  9. -talk-
  10. Love at the Five and Dime
  11. -talk-
  12. Ford Econoline
  13. -talk-
  14. Gulf Coast Highway
  15. -talk, introduction of The Crickets-
  16. I Live on a Battlefield
  17. -talk-
  18. Love Is All Around
  19. -talk-
  20. Do You Want to Be Loved
  21. -talk-
  22. I Fought the Law
  23. -talk, exit NG and the BMO-
  24. Oh Boy
  25. -talk-
  26. More Than I Can Say
    27 -talk-
  27. Maybe Baby
  28. -talk-
  29. Every Day
  30. -talk-
  31. Summertime Blues
  32. -talk-
  33. I Got a Pass
  34. -talk-
  35. The Real Buddy Holly Story
  36. -talk-
  37. True Love Ways
  38. -talk-
  39. Peggy Sue
  40. -talk-
  41. That’ll Be the Day
  42. -applause, talk, return of NG-
  43. Rave On
  44. -talk-

Set two: (66:57)

  1. -talk-
  2. The Speed of the Sound of Lonliness
  3. The Flyer
  4. -talk-
  5. Tecumseh Valley
  6. -talk-
  7. She Ain’t Goin’ Nowhere
  8. -talk-
  9. Going Back to Georgia
  10. -talk-
  11. It’s a Hard Life Wherever You Go
  12. -talk, band intro-
  13. From a Distance
  14. -talk, introduction of The Crickets-
  15. Walk Right Back
  16. -talk-
  17. Not My Way Home
  18. -talk-
  19. This Heart
  20. -applause-
  21. -talk-
  22. Well…All Right
  23. -talk-
  24. The Wing and the Wheel
  25. -applause-

note: first of two consecutive dates at the Flynn Theater
mix improves with t04
t18: Sonny Curtis – lead vocals
t20, 22: duet with Sonny Curtis
t24>42: The Crickets
t44: The Crickets w/ Nanci Griffith
t58: applause is dubbed mono

songwriters:
Nanci Griffith – except
t02: with Matthew Ryan
t04: by Kate Wolf
t14: with James Hooker & Danny Flowers
t16: by Nick Lowe & Paul Carrack
t18, 22, 36: by Sonny Curtis
t24: by SUNNY WEST, BILL TILGHMAN
t26: by Sonny Curtis and Jerry Allison
t28, 31, 42: by JERRY ALLISON, BUDDY HOLLY
t30, 38: by Buddy Holly and Norman Petty
t32: By Eddie Cochrane
t34: by Sonny Curtis & Jerry (J. I.) Allison
t44: by Sonny West, Bill Tilghman
t47: by John Prine
t50: by Townes Van Zandt
t52: by Guy Clark
t54: with Adam Duritz & Brian Claffin
t58: by Julie Gold
t60: by Sonny Curtis
t67: by BUDDY HOLLY, JERRY ALLISON, JOE MAULDIN,

musicians:
Nanci Griffith – vocals, acoustic guitar
Doug Lancio – electric guitar
Pat McInerney – drums
Ron de la Vega – bass, cello, harmony vocals
James Hooker – keyboards, harmony vocals, shared vocals t13, 52, 58
Lee Satterfield – harmony vocals
Sonny Curtis – guitar, vocals, lead vocals t17
Glen D. Hardin – piano, vocals
Joe B. Mauldin – acoustic bass
Jerry (J. I.) Allison – drums, vocals

No artwork.

Recorded by stevemtl: Sennheiser MKE2002 > Denon DTR80P (16 bit, 48 khz)
Transferred by stevemtl: Sony R500 > R44 (@24/48)> HD
Mastered and posted to DIME 2017-07-09 by stevemtl:
HD > Soundforge (trim, edit, fades, L2 level adjust, downsample, L2 dither) > CDwave (track cut > TLH (flac level 8, ffp, md5) > TLH (torrent) > DIME

Nanci Griffith – London, England (10/11/94)

Nanci Griffith
Royal Albert Hall
London, England
October 11, 1994

01 From a Distance
02 Say It Isn’t So
03 Always Will
04 Across the Great Divide
05 Trouble In the Fields
06 Don’t Forget About Me
07 Southbound Train
08 Time of Inconvenience
09 Speed of the Sound of Loneliness
10 Tecumseh Valley
11 Are You Tired of Me My Darlin’
12 Going Back to Georgia
13 This Heart
14 It’s a Hard Life Wherever You Go

BBC Radio Broadcast
lineage: cd-r me > EAC > traders little helper > you.

Nanci Griffith – Cambridge, England (06/30/92)

Nanci Griffith
Cherry Hinton Hall
Cambridge Folk Festival
Cambridge, England
June 30, 1992

01 Introduction
xx (It’s Just Another Morning Here) *
03 talk
04 Trouble In The Fields
05 It’s Too Late
06 talk
07 Love At The Five And Dime
08 talk
09 One Blade Shy Of A Sharp Edge
10 talk
11 Across The Great Divide
12 talk
13 Tecumseh Valley
14 Outbound Plane
15 talk
16 The Road To Aberdeen / From A Distance
17 talk
18 It’s A Hard Life Where Ever You Go

* track deleted becasue it was used on an official released

BBC Radio Broadcast