Interview with Nanci Griffith Behind the Scenes

[@terilandi6269]

Her live shows remain as some of my most memorable concert experiences. Rest In Peace Nanci Caroline.

[@harrytuttle1446]

Such a great singer/songwriter and beautiful soul. So sorry to learn of her passing.

[@stevemiller6515]

RIP Nanci. Thank you for the music and all those great concerts you performed in the UK. You will be missed.

[@halh5926]

RIP And thank you for the many wonderful and touching tunes

[@ccxsen]

Thank you Nancy for sharing your talent and example of pure grace with us.❤️

[@japark85]

“And she didn’t batt an aaah!” Said like a true Texan. I cried all day yesterday because I feel like I lost a friend.

[@dandyer2616]

I am a Canadian who fell in love with Nanci and her music many years ago I was saddened and surprised at her passing...Heaven is a richer place now I have learned many of her songs and enjoy picking away at them on my guitar too

[@markw4206]

I sobbed out loud that night. And I haven't done that for someone I didn't know since Robin Williams died. She was such a gem it defies words.

[@Kim.Miller]

I'm still wrecked. I cried off and on all day yesterday. I never should have clicked on that first compilation. But she looked so good.

[@jacksonurenmusic]

She’s such an amazing, cute, pretty and super smart person. I love her

[@markw4206]

Gorgeous and graceful till the end, I imagine. She just radiated goodness.

[@terryabraham4074]

The most generous performer I’ve ever had the pleasure to experience live.

[@edmundpower1250]

You said that before she died... God bless you

[@terryabraham4074]

@@edmundpower1250 We've lost an angel . . .

[@azche24ify]

What a fine lady. What a great singer!

[@helenlizzystewart4908]

RIP Nanci you were a lovely special person

[@luckydog-287]

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[@williamcole60]

Nancy is one of my favorite artists ever love her

[@edmundpower1250]

You said that before she died... God bless you

[@gregoryklein2608]

I touched her hand and she touched my heart.

[@rogeralsop3479]

What a wonderful interview.

[@lemonbade]

RIP Nanci 💜

[@MrOlliebent]

love her - so beautiful - at any age....

[@marieselders1455]

Loved Nanci and was fortunate to see her in concert in Denver in 2006. So sad she is gone.

[@garysellars8914]

Beautiful lady and a great artist.

[@66flamer]

Thank you thank you. So so much music.

[@yinkoos]

I am an African and she relate to me so much. I see Nanci as a close friend, not a superstar that she really is.

[@ikbot01]

Her voice often gives me goosebumps. I so wish to see her back at red butte gardens in Salt lake City someday.

[@carlaeskelsen]

Saw her Everytime she came to SLC, but my favorite was the first time, when she sang at the Utah Arts Festival. I was just so amazed that she was really here in person. I just kept pinching myself. What a thrill.

[@fahrgast237]

Rest in Peace, Thank you for sharing your gift!

[@IChoseTheRedPill]

She's an amazing talent...

[@SuperC888]

RIP 😔😢Gone too soon but never forgotten ~ always in our hearts. 💔

[@MichaelLloyd]

Fantastic lady that music owes so much to.

[@64fairlane305]

love you Nanci!

[@luckydog-287]

Beautiful Lady!

[@adrianmessenger3695]

She was my, as she was for many, Texas 'bluebonnet spring'. Beautiful in story, song and life. I grieve for losing her, but she leaves a legacy of intelligence, beauty and truth that will endure. Her art triumphs over death, and lives through all who remain to live and love that beauty and truth. A marvelous legacy for a very lovely lady and gifted artist, communicator. And that beautiful crystalline voice that was such a comfort in a troubled world. She was unique, and uniquely a Texan. But her love was for everyone. Farewell, my beautiful Texas 'bluebonnet spring'.

[@dennislaux]

I loved her.

[@nogrey]

Miss you already Nancy.

[@solobo5823]

Still love you Nanci Caroline Griffith🙃

[@donaldewert2332]

R.I.P. Nancy Griffith.

[@jkoncz]

A true great just loved her!

[@cookienorris8644]

Has it only been 3 months? Still hurts like hell. Miss you Nanci.

[@jasonkarceski9521]

I love her music. I'm just completely shocked that she died at age 68. How? No cause of death given. It's hard for my brain to process. I hope she went peacefully.

[@ronsingel4228]

True!

[@teddyoneills]

She had been through two bouts of cancer some time ago, but she requested that the cause of her death be kept secret until a week after she died, so I'm guessing we will hear shortly what robbed us of this beautiful human being and artist!

[@Cribzuz]

Do you not think it's odd that she would request this?

[@FrancoS59]

@@teddyoneills I don't think that's exactly the case

[@carlaeskelsen]

@@Cribzuz I do.

[@coolchef64]

Nanci Griffith is absolutely one of my all-time fave singers. Austin is my second home and hope to see her perform soon. After this C19virus, SOON🙄

[@namcat53]

Thanks Nanci for all those great shows and albums. You gave us a lot of wonderful tunes. Outside of that LBJ pin you wore????, you're a very cool person.

[@robertosborne2608]

LBJ was a proud Texan, Democrat, and civil rights crusader just like Nanci!

[@namcat53]

@@robertosborne2608 He was a well known corrupt politician, kept us in Vietnam and had more than a connection to JFK's assassination.

[@karenstinnett]

She was a cool person period, not “outside of” anything. She lived what she believed.

[@karenstinnett]

@@namcat53 some of the things that happened because of and during LBJ that changed the world and that she supported which explain her pin: Medicare, Medicaid, Head Start, Food Stamps, Pell Grants for education, The Civil Rights Act, the Voting Rights Act, the Keep America Beautiful campaign.

[@jimdoyles]

i wish she would come to dublin again

[@moehammondmedia]

❤️

[@wimthetim1]

RIP Nancy

[@63ritchie]

We lost one of the best story tellers. Very sad.

[@telsport]

still cute as can be...with elegance mixed in . Tom Loughlin Jr Utica NY

[@James79561]

Nanci is a great loss to the world ! RIP !

[@brucesheehe6305]

An Angel before she even arrived in Heaven.

[@paulreider8321]

RIP Blue Bonnet lady...

[@niallbyrne7562]

A truly wonderful lady. A lesson to all women, you dont have to be a bitch to be successful.

[@lantz66]

Good lady there. Sad

[@FnLn55]

"Hometown Streets"

[@oliveroneill1388]

Who cares . No nothing about your growths

[@namcat53]

can't spell...very sad and weird.

[@kellyoradio5029]

Too bad she became so political towards the end.

[@karenstinnett]

She never changed one bit. She wore an LBJ button on her guitar strap for decades, wrote music about human rights and talked about issues constantly.. She was exactly who she always was and didn’t “become” anything different from that. For instance, in 1989: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hmnOgalprJ2baZY

[@kellyoradio5029]

@@karenstinnett She became a lot more vocal about her leftism and then started in on Donald Trump. She seemed very lost at the end.

[@karenstinnett]

@@kellyoradio5029 she was never lost. She had convictions that were always the same, perhaps you just recently noticed them. Were you actually surprised Nanci Griffith didn’t support the previous president? If you were you must have never known her. Saying “too bad she became political” is like saying too bad she was from Austin, Texas. It was who she was, her identity always.

[@kellyoradio5029]

@@karenstinnett She became a lot more vocal, then. Give Afghanistan, a lot of people are rethinking Trump's policies. But although I am a fan, I was very surprised she insisted on making her dislike of him an important part of her appearances. I lost respect because it just seemed trendy. Not all of us want politics to be mixed into everything we consume. And yes, she did seem lost the last few times I tuned into her appearances.

[@karenstinnett]

@@kellyoradio5029 I see that you feel the need to express your support for the former president, here under tributes to Nanci, (is this is the place to talk about, say, Afghanistan?) but you haven’t showed how she changed, I mean when he was elected that changed and she responded to it, or in what way this means she was “lost”. Is anyone who disagrees with you “lost”? I saw her live many times and she was talking about her principles from the first time until the last time. She knew exactly where she was. You didn’t like her talking about things you disagree with, fair enough.