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Apr 09,  · Album · · 10 Songs. Available with an Apple Music subscription. Try it free. Radio Open in iTunes. Sign In Kisses Patty Griffin Singer/Songwriter · Preview SONG TIME Rain. 1. PREVIEW Be Careful. 5. PREVIEW Long Ride Home. 6. PREVIEW Nobody's Crying. 7. PREVIEW Tomorrow Night. 8.

The only other Patty Griffin recording I have is Living with Ghosts, and I was looking for something with the same spirit. Indeed, I found it with Kisses. This album is amazing if you are looking for another amazing singer-songwriter acoustic album.

Kisses is the third studio album by Patty Griffin. It was released on April 9, on ATO Records.

Patty Griffin's third album, her first material to be released since (the absorption of her former label, A&M, in the Polygram-Universal merger left an album Griffin cut in in the vault, where it's sadly likely to stay), strikes a stylistic middle ground between the stark voice-and-guitar approach of her debut, Living with Ghosts, and the eclectic textures of Flaming Red.

Patty Griffin Kisses (ATO) First Appeared at The Music Box, April , Volume 10, #4. Written by T.J. Simon. Each year when the Grammy nominations are released, I make a beeline to the nominees in the Best Contemporary Folk Album category.

Patty Griffin (born Patricia Jean Griffin on March 16, , in Old Town, Maine) is an American Grammy-winning singer-songwriter and musician. Known for her stripped-down songwriting style centered around the folk music genre, her songs have been covered by a host of musicians including Emmylou Harris, Ellis Paul, Rory Block, and the Dixie Chicks.

Apr 09,  · Editors’ Notes Recorded mostly live in the studio with a small ensemble, 1, Kisses offers an unblemished view of Patty Griffin's breathtaking talents. There are times when questionable production choices have sabotaged the emotional directness of her material, but here she lays it out with both full gusto and intelligent economy.

Patty Griffin's third album, her first material to be released since (the absorption of her former label, A&M, in the Polygram-Universal merger left an album Griffin cut in in the vault, where it's sadly likely to stay), strikes a stylistic middle ground between the stark voice-and-guitar approach of her debut, Living with Ghosts, and the eclectic textures of Flaming Red.8/