Nanci Griffith, the Grammy-winning people singer-songwriter from Texas whose literary songs like "Love on the 5 and Dime" celebrated the South, has died. She was 68. Her administration firm, Gold Mountain Leisure, stated Griffith died Friday however didn’t present a reason for loss of life. SNIP Griffith labored carefully with different people singers, serving to the early careers of artists like Lyle Lovett and Emmylou Harris. She had a high-pitched voice, and her singing was effortlessly easy with a twangy Texas accent as she sang about Mud Bowl farmers and empty Woolworth normal shops.
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