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Nanci Griffith Song Book
The Nanci Griffith Song book is an evening of songs and stories dedicated to one of America’s greatest musical treasures. A Grammy Award-winning recording artist whose career spanned nearly four decades, Nanci Griffith’s unique blend of country, folk and pop music made her one of the most respected, popular and beloved singer-songwriters of her generation.
Much admired for her distinctive voice and guitar style, Nanci’s beautifully crafted songs told stories of life and love which resonated deeply with Irish audiences and were covered by Irish artists such as Mary Black (Once in a Very Blue Moon) and Maura O’Connell (Trouble in the Fields).
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Join Gillian Tuite and The Blue Moon Band for this unmissable show, as they perform the greatest hits of Nanci Griffith and celebrate her musical legacy.
Tickets for The Nanci Griffith Song Book at Backstage Theatre on Friday 21st March at 8pm are available on 043 33 47888 or backstage.ie
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