Once in a Very Blue Moon

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Once in a Very Blue Moon is a 1984 folk-country album by American singer-songwriter Nanci Griffith that helped establish her distinctive storytelling style and growing critical acclaim.

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instanceOf album
studio album
artist Nanci Griffith
contributedTo Nanci Griffith critical acclaim
countryOfOrigin United States
criticalReception positive
describedAs early breakthrough album for Nanci Griffith
followedBy The Last of the True Believers
follows Poet in My Window
genre country
folk
folk-country
hasCoverArt Once in a Very Blue Moon album cover
hasInfluenceOn contemporary folk-country music
hasLength approximately 40 minutes
hasTrack Ballad of Robin Winter-Smith
Daddy Said
Ghost in the Music
I Wish It Would Rain
If I Were the Woman You Wanted
I’m Not Drivin’ These Wheels
I’m Not Drivin’ These Wheels (Bring the Prose to the Wheel)
Love Is a Hard Waltz
Once in a Very Blue Moon (song)
Spin on a Red Brick Floor
Streets of Baltimore
The Wing and the Wheel
Trouble with Roses
Workin’ in Corners
Year Down in New Orleans
hasType country album
folk album
mainSubject personal storytelling
relationships
small-town life
notableWorkOf Nanci Griffith
notedFor storytelling style
originalLanguage English
partOf Nanci Griffith discography
performer Nanci Griffith
precededBy Poet in My Window
producer Jim Rooney
publicationDate 1984
recordLabel Philo Records
Rounder Records
releaseYear 1984

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Nanci Griffith notableWork Once in a Very Blue Moon
Nanci Caroline Griffith notableWork Once in a Very Blue Moon
Once in a Very Blue Moon hasTrack Once in a Very Blue Moon (song)
linked to: Once in a Very Blue Moon
The Last of the True Believers follows Once in a Very Blue Moon
The Last of the True Believers precededBy Once in a Very Blue Moon