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Track Listings
| 1. Once In A Very Blue Moon |
| 2. Looking For The Time (Workin' Girl) |
| 3. Deadwood |
| 4. More Than A Whisper |
| 5. I Would Bring You Ireland |
| 6. Roseville Fair |
| 7. Workin' In Corners |
| 8. Trouble In The Fields |
| 9. The Wing And The Wheel |
| 10. From A Distance |
| 11. Love At The Five And Dime |
| 12. Spin On A Red Brick Floor |
Product Description
Amazon.co.uk Review
Nanci Griffith first built her audience through intimate, well-timed and energetic concerts. This live set, recorded in August 1988 at the legendary Anderson Fair in Houston, contains her best performances of originals such as "Workin' in Corners", "The Wing and the Wheel" and "Love at the Five and Dime", as well as songs by Bill Staines, Eric Taylor and Julie Gold, songs she helped bring just shy of fame: "Roseville Fair", "Deadwood, South Dakota" and "From a Distance". Griffith learned her craft and got her chops down at Anderson Fair, and her gift for narrative shines brilliantly in her (often hilarious) between-song stories, and her unaffected, twangy whisper. She's backed by the subtlest and most sympathetic of bands, the Blue Moon Orchestra, and there's nary a misstep, a rare thing for a live album. --Roy Kasten
Nanci Griffith first built her audience through intimate, well-timed and energetic concerts. This live set, recorded in August 1988 at the legendary Anderson Fair in Houston, contains her best performances of originals such as "Workin' in Corners", "The Wing and the Wheel" and "Love at the Five and Dime", as well as songs by Bill Staines, Eric Taylor and Julie Gold, songs she helped bring just shy of fame: "Roseville Fair", "Deadwood, South Dakota" and "From a Distance". Griffith learned her craft and got her chops down at Anderson Fair, and her gift for narrative shines brilliantly in her (often hilarious) between-song stories, and her unaffected, twangy whisper. She's backed by the subtlest and most sympathetic of bands, the Blue Moon Orchestra, and there's nary a misstep, a rare thing for a live album. --Roy Kasten