John Prine & Steve Goodman – How Much Tequila
Great Songs 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…
John Prine & Iris DeMent – When Two Worlds Collide
When Opposites Attract, the World Gets an Unforgettable Tune About Beautifully Failed Love. The gentle, plaintive strains of “When Two Worlds Collide,” featuring the immortal John Prine and the luminous…
John Prine & Emmylou Harris – Angel From Montgomery
Longing for the Escape Artist: The Quiet Despair of a Life Unlived There are songs that simply exist, and then there are songs that become a shared language for the…
John Prine & Mac Wiseman – Blue Eyed Elaine
An Ode to Steadfast Love: A Bouncy, Blue-Eyed Reminder That the Simplest Songs Are Often the Sweetest Oh, to be transported back to that simpler time, when a great song…
John Prine and Kris Kristofferson – Sunday Morning Coming Down
The Existential Hangover: Kris Kristofferson’s Raw Masterpiece From the buoyant, optimistic chords of Christie’s homecoming, we now descend into the stark, introspective loneliness of a weekend’s aftermath, a mood perfectly…
John Prine & Fiona Whelan Prine – My Happiness
A timeless declaration of enduring love, delivered with heartfelt simplicity. There’s a gentle magic in revisiting the past through song, and few voices had the power to evoke bittersweet reflection…
John Prine “The Speed Of The Sound Of Loneliness”
A heartbreaking, poetic analysis of a breaking relationship where one person is perpetually running from commitment and self. The late, great John Prine was never a man to chase chart…