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Clock Without Hands

Nanci Griffith · 2001

49 min · 14 tracks · country · folk

A reflective blend of folk and country, rich with storytelling and emotional resonance.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • reflective storytelling with warmth
  • steady pacing for focused listening
  • melancholic themes of nostalgia
  • suitable for quiet evenings

Maybe skip if you want

  • prefer fast-paced music
  • seek high-energy anthems

Where this album fits

Career context
By the time 'Clock Without Hands' was released in 2001, Nanci Griffith was a seasoned artist with a career spanning over two decades. This album came after her acclaimed record 'Blue Roses from the Moons' (1994) and marked a return to her folk roots while showcasing her growth as a songwriter during a period of personal challenges.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Clock Without Hands 3:44
  • 2 Traveling Through This Part of You 4:06
  • 3 Where Would I Be 4:29
  • 4 Midnight in Missoula 4:01
  • 5 Lost Him in the Sun 2:53
  • 6 The Ghost Inside of Me 3:06
  • 7 Truly Something Fine 3:08
  • 8 Cotton 2:43
  • 9 Pearl's Eye View (The Life of Dickey Chapelle) 3:29
  • 10 Roses on the 4th of July 3:37
  • 11 Shaking Out the Snow 4:46
  • 12 Armstrong 3:34
  • 13 Last Song for Mother 2:42
  • 14 In the Wee Small Hours 2:50

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