Other Voices, Too (A Trip Back to Bountiful)

Performer: Nanci Griffith
Artist: Dave Van Ronk; Richard Thompson; Clive Gregson; John Prine; Jimmie Dale Gilmore; Andrew Hardin; Bela Fleck; Carolyn Hester; Dolores Keane; Steve Earle; Gillian Welch; Iain Matthews; Darius Rucker; Guy Clark
Distributor: WEA (Distributor)

Notes: Personnel includes: Nanci Griffith (vocals, acoustic guitar); Tom Rush (vocals, acoustic & slide guitars); Sonny Curtis, Guy Clark, Jerry Jeff Walker, Lucinda Williams, Dave Van Ronk, Rodney Crowell (vocals, acoustic guitar); Richard Thompson (vocals, electric guitar); Tom Russell, Ian Tyson, Jimmie Dale Gilmore, John Prine, Matthew Ryan, Glen Philips (vocals); Doug Lancio, Philip Donnelly (acoustic & electric guitars, background vocals); Pete Kennedy (12-string guitar); Mary Custy, Nollaig Casey (fiddle); Ron De La Vega (cello, bass, background vocals); Sharon Shannon (accordion); Jim Williamson (trumpet); James Hooker (piano, Wurlitzer piano, Hammond B-3 Organ); Pat McInerney (drums); Maura Kennedy, Susan Cowsill (background vocals). Producers: Jim Rooney, Nanci Griffith, Don Gehman. Engineers: Mark Miller, Don Gehman, Brian Masterson, Joe Arlotta, Doug Trantow. Recorded at Jack's Tracks Studio and Woodland Studio, Nashville, Tennesse; Windmill Lane Studio, Dublin, Ireland; Back Pocket Studio, New York, New York; Scream Studios, Studio City, California. Includes liner notes by Susanna Clark, Jim Rooney & Nanci Griffith. All tracks have been digitally mastered using HDCD technology. Personnel includes: Nanci Griffith, Clive Gregson, Andrew Hardin, Carolyn Hester, Dolores Keane, Iain Matthews, Odetta Gordon, Dave Van Ronk, The Blue Moon Orchestra. Recorded live at The Armadillo, Glasgow, Scotland on November 26 & 27, 1998. Personnel: Nanci Griffith (vocals, guitar, acoustic guitar, gut-string guitar); Tom Russell (vocals, bass voice, gut-string guitar); Doug Lancio (vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, gut-string guitar, background vocals); Frank Christian (vocals, acoustic guitar, 12-string guitar, gut-string guitar); Andrew Hardin (vocals, acoustic guitar, tiple); Pat McLaughlin (vocals, acoustic guitar, mandolin); Guy Clark, Ian Matthews, Jerry Jeff Walker, Lucinda Williams, Rodney Crowell (vocals, acoustic guitar); Richard Thompson (vocals, electric guitar, gut-string guitar); Pete Kennedy (vocals, 12-string guitar, gut-string guitar); Tom Rush (vocals, slide guitar); Ron de la Vega (vocals, gut-string guitar, cello, upright bass, background vocals); Emmylou Harris, Eric Taylor , Jay Joyce, John Stewart, Matthew Ryan, Maura Kennedy, Odetta, Steve Earle, Susan Cowsill, Tish Hinojosa (vocals, gut-string guitar); Lee Satterfield (vocals, mandolin); Dave Olney, Tom Littlefield, Ian Tyson, Jamie Hartford, Jimmie Dale Gilmore, Mary Ann Kennedy, Ray Kennedy, Shawn Camp (vocals); Bill Hearne, Sonny Curtis (acoustic guitar, gut-string guitar); Philip Donnelly (acoustic guitar, background vocals); Dave Van Ronk, Nina Gerber, Brian Willoughby (acoustic guitar); Clive Gregson (electric guitar, gut-string guitar); Eric Weissberg (gut-string guitar, banjo); James Hooker (gut-string guitar, piano, organ, keyboards, synthesizer, background vocals); Pat McInerney (gut-string guitar, drums, percussion, background vocals); Jim Rooney (gut-string guitar, background vocals); Darius Rucker, Bonnie Hearne, Dolores Keane, Eric Von Schmidt, Meghann Ahern, Gillian Welch, Jean Ritchie, Jim Sonefeld, Lucy Kaplansky, Lyle Lovett, Rosalie Sorrels, Julie Gold, Carolyn Hester (gut-string guitar); B�la Fleck (banjo); Peter Holsapple (mandolin); Christian Teal (violin); Fats Kaplin, Mary Custy, Nollaig Casey (fiddle); Kristin Wilkinson (viola); John Catchings (cello); John Mock (pennywhistle); Jim Williamson (trumpet); Joe Mauldin (acoustic bass, upright bass); J.I. Allison (drums). Recording information: Jack's Tracks Studio, Nashville, TennesseeWoodland Stud (05/29/1996-11/01/1996); Windmill Lane Studio, Dublin, Ir (05/29/1996-11/01/1996). Photographers: Anita Miller; Ty Allison; David Gahr; Greg Gorman; Rick Stafford; James J. Kreigsmann; Bob Johnston. Unknown Contributor Role: Senor McGuire. Arrangers: Dave Van Ronk; Eric Von Schmidt; Tom Rush. Griffith followed the success of OTHER VOICES, her tribute to her favorite songwriters, with FLYER, an album focusing on original material. It didn't take her long, though, to begin plowing anew the fertile fields of modern song. OTHER VOICES, TOO finds her tackling tunes by estimable "modern" folk artists such as Richard Thompson, Sandy Denny and Ian Tyson, as well as standards by Woody Guthrie and Stephen Foster. Griffith's vocal partners on OTHER VOICES, TOO are a luminous group as well. Lucinda Williams lends her voice to "Wings of a Dove." John Prine duets with Griffith on "The Streets of Baltimore." Even idiosyncratic folk legend Dave Van Ronk joins in on this modern-day hootenanny, adding his trademark gruff vocal style to the traditional tune "He Was A Friend of Mine."

Rolling Stone (8/6/98, p.72) - 3.5 Stars (out of 5) - "...Griffith has assembled an astounding crew of singers and players to bring to life a rich body of British, American and Canadian songcraft....Griffith has forged an extraordinary bridge between folk tradition and the contemporary acoustic scene."

Nanci Griffith has been a shining light in the American roots music community since the 1980s. Considered the female equivalent of maverick singer-songwriters such as Lyle Lovett and Dwight Yoakam, Griffith made several stellar albums that blended country, folk, and twangy rockabilly (she's an avowed Buddy Holly & the Crickets fan) into a sound distinctly her own. The Texas native recorded two albums of cover songs that made clear her influences extended well beyond the Lone Star state, and in 2007 she released RUBY'S TORCH, an album of pop standards and ballads that further extended her grasp on vintage American music.

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