Patty Griffin

Patty Griffin, born in Old Town, Maine, is a revered singer-songwriter known for her evocative folk melodies and emotional storytelling. Rising from Boston's coffee houses, she gained acclaim with her debut album "Living with Ghosts" in 1996. Notable works include "Flaming Red" and "1000 Kisses." Her Grammy-winning "Downtown Church" showcases spiritual themes. Griffin has collaborated with artists like Robert Plant and Buddy Miller, and her songs have been covered by Willie Nelson, Dixie Chicks, and more. She founded her label, PGM, releasing "Servant of Love" and "Patty Griffin."