John Prine In the Kitchen 1986
Great Songs A Kitchen Table View of Life: Inside the World of John Prine It’s funny how the simplest things speak to us the loudest. This video opens with that quiet truth,…
John Prine: At home with the songwriting legend
Inside John Prine’s Living Room: Songs, Family, and the Long Road to The Tree of Forgiveness The video unfolds as an intimate, unguarded conversation inside John and Fiona Prine’s Nashville…
John Prine and Iris DeMent – In Spite of Ourselves (Live From Sessions at West 54th)
Great Songs A love song that laughs at perfection and finds devotion in every human flaw When John Prine joined forces with Iris DeMent to perform In Spite of Ourselves on Live…
John Prine singing “Summer’s End” from his album “The Tree of Forgiveness”
A quiet meditation on forgiveness, mortality, and the tender ache of time slipping away When John Prine released Summer’s End in 2018 as part of his final studio album The…
John Prine – Everything Is Cool
Everything Is Cool — John Prine’s wry reassurance in a world quietly falling apart From the very first line of “Everything Is Cool,” there is a familiar calm that feels…
John Prine & Steve Goodman – One Red Rose
One Red Rose — a quiet folk confession about love, humility, and the poetry of everyday hearts There is a rare kind of beauty in songs that do not ask…
John Prine & Steve Goodman – How Much Tequila
How Much Tequila — a wry smile, a dusty barroom, and two friends who turned life’s bruises into music There is a special warmth that settles over you the moment…
John Prine & Steve Goodman – Singing Hank Williams Medley
Singing Hank Williams Medley — two kindred spirits paying gentle tribute to the songs that shaped their souls There is a unmistakable warmth that settles over you the moment John…
John Prine & Steve Goodman – City of New Orleans
City of New Orleans — a bittersweet portrait of America’s heartbeat, carried by two friends who understood its soul There is a certain warmth that washes over you the moment…
Loretta – Elvis Costello with John Prine, Ray LaMontagne, and Lyle Lovett
A Haunting Ode to a Barroom Dream: Loretta When we hear Loretta, especially in the version by Elvis Costello joining John Prine, Ray LaMontagne, and Lyle Lovett, we’re drawn into…