Nanci Griffith and her Guild

[killdeer43]

What a bundle she is!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k3JZJ4uTefA

Don't we just love her? I know I do! :eagerness:

Joe

 

[spiderman]

Thanks never saw this one before. she is the one that got me interested in singing and playing again about 5-6 years ago. Its a very different version of the song, like it. Mary Black is another prize, I saw her years ago on her last appearance with De Dannan when they toured the US.

Harmony H-173 bought in 1960 (retired), Alvarez AC60S 2008, Eastman AC320ce 2009 "Hybrid", Guild D25M 1974 (all mahogany, archback), Martin Grand J35E 2009, Martin D12-20 1970, Martin OM-21 2009, Martin 00-15M Custom (full body gloss, wide neck) 2011, Martin 00-15M Custom (12 fret, wide neck, solid peghead) 2012, Voyage-air VAOM-06 2010
"One chord is plenty, two and you're pushing it, three is jazz"
Lou Reed

 

[Bill Ashton]

I had thought she was a "Taylor-girl" as of late, but looking through some of the YouTube postings, she may very well be back to a Guild...though could not find something really recent.

What model jumbo is that? No Chesterfield, regular fret markers, looks like a dark body wood?

 

[spiderman]

Not certain about the model Guild she played, but she used it from the late 80s through the very early 90s then switched to Taylor which she still uses. What is interesting is that on her CDs it states something to the effect of using Taylors exclusively, but the cover of the "The Loving Kind" shows her with a Martin D probably a D-18. What I take the statement to mean is that she uses Taylor on stage.

Harmony H-173 bought in 1960 (retired), Alvarez AC60S 2008, Eastman AC320ce 2009 "Hybrid", Guild D25M 1974 (all mahogany, archback), Martin Grand J35E 2009, Martin D12-20 1970, Martin OM-21 2009, Martin 00-15M Custom (full body gloss, wide neck) 2011, Martin 00-15M Custom (12 fret, wide neck, solid peghead) 2012, Voyage-air VAOM-06 2010
"One chord is plenty, two and you're pushing it, three is jazz"
Lou Reed