description Nanci Griffith - Storms Overview
Storms is the sixth studio album by Texas-born singer-songwriter Nanci Griffith, released in 1989 on MCA Records. The album blends folk, country, and pop, featuring a polished production style overseen by veteran record producer Glyn Johns. It is noted for its guest appearances, which include contributions from rock and roll pioneers The Crickets and musician Phil Everly. The record consists of eleven tracks that highlight Griffith's narrative songwriting, including the socially conscious opening track It's a Hard Life Wherever You Go.
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When was Nanci Griffith's album "Storms" released?
"Storms" was released in 1989 on the MCA Records label. It arrived during a highly productive period of Griffith's career in the late 1980s.
Who are the special guests on Nanci Griffith's "Storms"?
The album features high-profile collaborations with rock and country pioneers. Most notably, it includes performances by the Crickets and folk-rock legend Phil Everly of the Everly Brothers.
What style of music is featured on "Storms" by Nanci Griffith?
The album blends elements of country, folk, and pop production across its eleven tracks. It has a slightly more polished, commercial sound compared to her earlier, purely acoustic folk records.
What record label released Nanci Griffith's "Storms"?
The album was released by MCA Nashville, a major country music label. This label backing helped push Griffith's Americana sound to a broader, mainstream audience.
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