Patty Griffin sings a mind blowing rendition of this amazing song that she wrote in honor of Martin Luther King. The words can be found here: http://www.azlyrics.com/lyrics/pattyg… Needs to be played on a good stereo loud to be really appreciated.

Patty Griffin – Top Of The World

CR’s Take

Recommended
Score 77
Bose QuietComfort Earbuds II Headphone

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Patty Griffin – ‘If I Had My Way’ (with Regina & Ann McCrary

Music in this video

Song
Strange Man
Artist
Dorothy Love Coates & The Gospel Harmonettes
Licensed to YouTube by
SME (on behalf of Legacy Recordings); Harry Fox Agency (Publishing), PEDL, CMRRA, BMI – Broadcast Music Inc.

Patty Griffin – Prayer in Open D (Live)

Patty Griffin – Long Ride Home (Live)

Provided to YouTube by ATO Records Long Ride Home · Patty Griffin 1000 Kisses ℗ 2002 ATO Records, LLC Released on: 2002-04-09 Main Artist: Patty Griffin Auto-generated by YouTube.

Patty Griffin “Making Pies” live

Another song from the Landmine-Free concert at Stanford University on 21/1/99.

Bruce Springsteen: STOLEN CAR

Live at Oakland Stadium in Oakland, CA on September 18, 1985.

When it don’t come easy – Patty Griffin

Patty Griffin – Nobody’s Crying

Music
SONG
Nobody’s Crying
ARTIST
Patty Griffin
ALBUM
1000 Kisses
LICENSES
[Merlin] ATO Records (on behalf of ATO Records); ASCAP, LatinAutor – UMPG, UMPI, UMPG Publishing, UNIAO BRASILEIRA DE EDITORAS DE MUSICA – UBEM, CMRRA, LatinAutorPerf, and 9 Music Rights Societies

Charlie Sexton Interview

1 Degree of separation between Patty Griffin and Charlie Sexton = Michael Fracasso 

Working-Class Hero
In search of Michael Fracasso, his audience, and his niche
BY DAVE MARSH, FRI., APRIL 23, 2004
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Michael Fracasso’s SXSW 04 showcase took place at 1 am Friday at the Lounge, West Fourth Street, which is not a club, but more a wine bar with a stage tucked in the corner—a small stage, barely big enough for Fracasso and his three bandmates to turn around.

A small crowd, too. These are hardcore fans, almost everyone who has seen Fracasso numerous times. Even for them, such a weird place at such an inconvenient hour makes the experience a little awkward. If it fazes the performer, he doesn’t show it. He gives the same kind of intense performance he always gives. The only kind he knows how to give.

Nobody knows quite what to expect. Even though Fracasso has a new album on Austin’s Texas Music Group, A Pocketful of Rain, there’s no guarantee he’ll play those songs. He might sing anything. He might come off as a particularly insightful singer-songwriter; he might make rock & roll noise. Someone once said, “He’s like Buddy Holly if he went to college.”

He plays many new songs, but the evening’s surprise is the emphasis on guitar interplay between Fracasso and Mac McNabb. It’s pure music-making on the spot, and it’s quietly fierce. Not jam band stuff: There’s nothing hit-or-miss about how Fracasso makes music. But it’s still not the kind of singer-songwriter stuff with which he’s most strongly identified.

If he’s identified at all.

Fracasso has spent 15 years in Austin, and he’s worked with some of its icons. Charlie Sexton has been a band member and produced several Fracasso albums. Patty Griffin, who’s all over Pocket, regularly sings duets with Fracasso. Alongside Alejandro Escovedo and a classroom of local third-graders, he wrote the “The Big 1-0.” He’s an irregular part of the Woody Guthrie road show Ribbon of Highway, Endless Skyway, with Jimmy LaFave and Eliza Gilkyson, among others. After all that, Michael Fracasso remains Austin’s best kept musical secret.

YETI Drifting Podcast: Charlie Sexton