Dave Nachmanoff
Dave Nachmanoff is a Californian singer-songwriter best known for his songw… Read Full Bio ↴Dave Nachmanoff is a Californian singer-songwriter best known for his songwriting workshops and frequent on-stage appearances with folk legend Al Stewart. Dave got his first taste of the limelight at the age of 10, when he appeared on stage with Libba Cotton ("Freight Train") at the steps of the Lincoln Memorial.

Dave Nachmanoff's repertoire falls comfortably within the modern American folk tradition, with subtle lyrics that delve into themes that resonate with the "common man" such as family, food, relationships, love and longing. Occasionally though, Dave's PhD in Philosophy sometimes wanders into his lyrics as in "Descartes in Amsterdam"

Besides Al Stewart, he’s shared the stage with Cheryl Wheeler, Steve Forbert, The Pogues, America, Alison Krause and many more. He frequently appears in song-writing workshops and house-concerts.
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Dave Nachmanoff Lyrics


Descartes in Amsterdam Oh it's good to be a stranger in a strange…
Dry River Valley The houses are boarded and shuttered All down the main stree…
Fragile Thing Jeannie cries easy, it doesn't take much to set her…
George's Corner At the corner of 2nd and L streets, there used…
Grateful Grateful I'm grateful for the sun that warms this valley I'…
In Sickness and In Health You didn't know what you'd signed on for So many years…
Lucky It's Thursday night in this college town, and Spring is…
Midnight Sea When the horses go down to the water at night When…
Not What I Expected At the end of this trail of tears, at the…
One Black Swan One black swan, one black swan When everything you thought y…
Say Goodbye to the Elephants The clown sits in the corner, wipes the greasepaint off…
Sheila Won't Be Coming Home There's a daisy chain of headlights on the road They shimmer…
That Guy He stands over six foot three Even in his stocking feet And…



Threads of Time Kid you got time, there ain't nothing that you can't…
When You Were Mine Dim Sum can sure taste fine Walking in the early Sunday…


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