Person
Patty Griffin
Albums
20
Members
1
Active
1964–present
Origin
United States
Biography
Patty Griffin (born Patricia Jean Griffin on March 16, 1964) is an American Grammy award-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. In 2007, Griffin was the recipient of the Americana Music Association's "Artist of the Year" award and her album, Children Running Through, won for "Best Album". In 2011, Griffin's album entitled Downtown Church won the Grammy Award for Best Traditional Gospel Album.
Discography
Living With Ghosts
Flaming Red
1000 Kisses
A Kiss in Time
A Kiss In Time
Love From My Lips, Volume 2
Impossible Dream
Love Throw A Line
Children Running Through
Live From the Artists Den
Downtown Church
American Kid

Silver Bell
Servant of Love
Patty Griffin
Before Sunrise (Live 1992)
Tape
Tape
Crown of Roses
Love From My Lips, Volume 3
Credits
Crown of Roses
Patty Griffin
Servant of Love
American Kid
Ohio

Silver Bell
Live From the Artists Den
Keeper
Band of Joy
Downtown Church
Little Bird
Children Running Through
Live From the Artists Den
Impossible Dream
The Great Battle
1000 Kisses
Red Dirt Girl
Summerland
Flaming Red
Black Sheep
Living With Ghosts
A Carnival Of Voices
A Circle Of Friends
A Kiss In Time
Already Home
Anything Anytime Anywhere - Singles 1979-2002
Diamonds To Dust
Electric
Hollywood
Last Exit To Happyland
Let The Light In
Lovely Creatures
Man Vs. Beast
Memory Girls
Mercy Now
Patchwork River
Rebel Baby
Say Something
Stories
Summer Skin
Tape
The Greater Good
The Newton Boys - Music From The Motion Picture
Traces