Patty Griffin

Patty Griffin is an American singer-songwriter known for her work in folk, Americana and country. Her debut album Living With Ghosts was released in 1996; Impossible Dream was released in 2004. She has written songs recorded by artists including the Dixie Chicks, Emmylou Harris, Linda Ronstadt and Joan Osborne.

Known as a songwriter for other well-known artists and as a background vocalist; acclaimed for emotionally intense songwriting and a powerful, haunting voice.

The available review praises Patty Griffin's 2004 album Impossible Dream for its emotional intensity, haunting melodies and powerful voice. The reviewer highlights songs such as "Useless Desires", "Florida", "When It Don't Come Easy" and "Mother Of God." Griffin is noted as a songwriter for well-known artists and as a background vocalist.

For:Fans of contemporary folk, Americana and country; listeners who appreciate singer-songwriters and emotionally intense vocals.