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.
Why this album works
The album is notable for its introspective lyrics and themes of loss and memory, earning Griffith critical acclaim and solidifying her reputation in the Americana genre. It also features collaborations with notable musicians, contributing to its artistic depth and appeal, reflected in its positive reviews from outlets like Billboard.
- Best for
- reflective storytelling with warmth steady pacing for focused listening melancholic themes of nostalgia
- 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.
- Stylistic neighbors
- No Doubt· Madonna· Christina Aguilera· Prince· Cher· Debbie Gibson· Sparks· Harry Nilsson
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Clock Without Hands Standout 3:44
- 2 Traveling Through This Part of You Standout 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 Standout 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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