Of all the people who have passed. John Prine continues to break my heart the most. At times it's hard for me to even listen to his music. My wife died and we both loved his songs and talent. Live he rarely disappointed.
So sorry for your loss and wish you all the best. Just think how blessed you both were knowing and listening to the great stories and music of John Prine. Condolences.
Been a bit emotional since John died three days ago. He beat cancer twice, we were so lucky to have him as long as we did. Doesn’t make it any easier. Thank you so much for posting this wonderful concert, and thank you Mr. Prine for all the joy you gave us
he was THE SMART TALENT....god, i loved his work and he was probably a hell of a guy...i still cant' think about the news when he died...i couldn't stop crying
@@rveeing802 I saw his Radio City concert in Feb 2018. One performance to a sold out house. He was very appreciative of the audience especially the great number of young people. Yes, John Prine was a hell of a great guy.
One of the greatest songwriters in the history of music. We lost a National treasure when we lost John Prine!! Should make a National holiday in his honor!!!❤❤❤
I pulled this up on TH-cam tonight. Along with so many, mourning the passing of a great musical soul. This record (Lost Dogs and Mixed Blessings) always struck me as an unappreciated John Prine recording. I don't know about the rest of you, but losing John is really a blow - John was my musical hero. A college classmate introduced me in 1988 to John Prine and I gradually, over the years, familiarized myself with his catalog. I saw him live something like 10-12 times over many different records. Perhaps my favorite memory is hearing him in Portland, OR on the Souvenirs tour in (I want to say) 2001. The crowd was singing along on every tune - it was like a chorus of 2,000-3,000 people on every song - that was pretty amazing (of course, I was right there singing along). To quote from one of my favorite tunes, " My father died on the porch outside on an August afternoon. I sipped bourbon and cried with a friend by the light of the moon. And its hurry! hurry!, step right up it's a matter of life and death - when the sun's going down and the moon is just holding its breath. " I will miss you John. Thanks for all the joy and beauty you brought to all of us.
I’m right there with you I feel like I’m still in mourning. I saw him four times. It wasn’t really like going to a concert. It felt like going to church
Bravo to you Grant! I feel exactly as you do. What an asset to the human endeavor this guy was! Blessed to have seen him 5-6 times if various venues in LA. On your note it says his passing was 11 months ago. I am still in mourning! Why him, O Lord.
@@sprthrwwychnnl73 i bet...you are fortunate to have seen him four times....i missed a chance to see him in ashland, oregon about 7 years ago.....i've always regretted that....at the time i thought it was too far to drive and hoping he would play closer to where i lived at the time...
It's been a month since we lost John to this goddam COVID-19 and I still get emotional listening to his music. Just replayed this concert for the umpteenth time. I thank this amazing man and his amazing band - I am trying to type this through misty eyes to say - this was the very best concert I ever had the privilege to hear (and I've been to a lot of concerts over my 73 years - same age as John). RIP John Prine.
Every John Prine music video leads me to another. So I save them to watch later. I'll need a good road trip to catch up. John I saw you and Guy Clark and Rodney Crowell on an 84ish Austin City Limits and and hoped you all would play all nigh. I'll meet you in person in heaven!
When I was twelve years old, living in a small town in southern Ireland, I heard the music of the Doors for the first time, I cant explain how or why but that music (regardless of the lyrics) spoke to me in a way that would last alifetime. Since then I have been blessed to have experienced the Music of Janes Addiction, Led Zeppelin, The Stone Roses, Rory Gallagher, Public Enemy, Sinatra, Metallica, David Gray, Guy Clark, The Pixies, Nirvana, Pearl Jam, The Frank & Walters, The Pogues, U2, Neil Young and many many more. Yet, for me, the music of John Prine stands out above all else. His ability to provoke thought, consideration and collaboration is, to my mind, unmatched...even by Dylan. He is a true entertainer, his ability to understand and relay the Human condition is unrivaled. I can only hope that his legacy will live long, long after he is gone. On Monday the 13th August I will sit in the National Concert Hall in Dublin to see John Prine live for the first time....I know I will laugh, cry, ponder & learn but most of all I will finally get to acknowledge, in the flesh, the contribution this man has made, through music, to mankind. Thank you so much Mr. John Prine.
Yeah, what is it with his voice? He'd be kicked off AGT- and so wrongly. Like Dylan, John's voice is a part of the whole. What a treasure. It's a privilege to listen to this genius. I hope I meet him in heaven!
JP is an American Icon of Singer/Songwriter music. A man for the ages; his songs and ballads mark time with lyric and trace-like melodies. I firs discovered John Prine in 1994, as I travel to Nashville and back to Georgia while pursuing grad work. Those long drives would be filled with music from NPR. John Prine and Nancy Griffinth were on one night. The next day I bought their CDs. What great music! I hope to one day soon see him in concert.
Double DiTTo DaT!!! 😉 Still catching up on aLL those years "Lost" NoT knowing of THIS genius! CANT start my day without hearing a few JP songs!. Surely I'm not the only one who ReLates to his Lyrics!😏--
John Prine your music will live on forever thanks for all the wonderful songs and laughter you given to so many people now all the angels can be blessed with your presence!
Wonder does he know ,he eases the pain of knowing no more awesome songs from him. Heart breaks thinking about this but them I play a bunch of his tunes and bam . Enjoy them all , there's no more coming. Glad he shared so many. We needed him so much. Thank you John. Smoke that cigarette that's nine miles long. 🎸🎻🎤
1. Spanish Pipedream 0:12 2. Six O Clock News 2:54 3. Fish And Whistle 7:35 4. Picture Show 10:50 5. You Got Gold 14:30 6. All The Best 19:40 7. New Train 24:20 8. Ain't Hurtin Nobody 27:45 9. This Love Is Real 34:12 10. Angel From Montgomery 37:16 11. Donald And Lydia 42:11 12. Souvenirs 45:53 13. That's The Way That The World Goes Round 50:07 14. Speed Of The Sound Of Loneliness 53:34 15. Space Monkey 57:13 16. Sam Stone 1:02:25 17. Everything Is Cool 1:07:14 18. Leave The Lights On 1:10:15 19. Quit Hollerin' At Me 1:14:27 20. The Sins Of Memphisto 1:22:05 21. Humidity Built The Snowman 1:26:25 22. Lake Marie 1:30:58 23. Hello In There 1:39:37 24. Sabu Visits The Twin Cities Alone 1:45:10 25. Please Don't Bury Me 1:48:32 26. Illegal Smile 1:51:40 27. Daddy's Little Pumpkin 1:55:54 28. We Are The Lonely 1:59:35 29. Storm Windows 2:05:18 30. Paradise 2:10:05
Living in an indecent and miserable country (Chile) just a few months ago, I discovered John Prine and it turned out to be a mysterious and experience today at my 63 years old. I consider myself a Bob Dylan stalwart, but, John caught me and I can't help but see, understand and hear his beautiful, harmonious and soulful music. It is the best thing that has happened to me in a pandemic and also the most inevitable and sad thing to learn that in April 2020 ... this cursed virus will take it away from us forever. But it will accompany me in my present and forever. Greetings and my respects to his family and longtime fans and to TOM for sharing his music.------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Viviendo en un indecente y miserable país (chile) apenas unos meses atrás, descubrí a John Prine y resulto una misteriosa y experiencia hoy a mis 63 años. Me considero un incondicional de Bob Dylan, pero, John me atrapo y no puedo dejar de ver, comprender y escuchar su hermosa, armoniosa y sentimental música. Es lo mejor que me ha pasado en pandemia y también lo más inevitable y triste enterarme que en abril 2020... este virus maldito nos lo quito para siempre. Pero me acompañara en mi presente y para siempre. Saludos y mis respetos para su familia y admiradores de siempre y a TOM por compartir su música.
I am 68 and living in Germany and I discovered JP during the pandemic. He is my all-time favourite artist now. he has made my life better. thanks for the posting.
@@philipopruesse4259 Entonces te considero mi hermano en la música y su sentido para con nuestro propósito de vida. Saludos desde un Chile hoy con aires de cambio social y político.
Every song is a reflection of real life .He had an uncanny knack of managing this in a wonderful mixture of words, music, poetry and humour and he had that superb trait of being able to laugh at himself. The overall combination made every song a work of art. He will be sadly missed always, but we have the great consolation of his brilliant music. Gerry Farry.
As a drummer ... and 'musician's best friend' .. ;) .. got to play a bunch of his tunes in the 70s as many of my 'musician' mates brought them to the table which was a REAL treat I can tell you.
John Prine is an American icon. One of the greatest writers and singers of the 70's. Larry Crane on lead blows my mind. Would love to see this guy on his own. I know at one point he was playing with John Mellencamp.
The very first concert I attended on my first visit to DC in 1975 was a Prine concert at the renowned Cellar Door.....and I was hooked on Prine since. RIP beautiful music man!
Aw... the Celler Door, that got my attention. Living in N. VA for many years I have seen many great talents at C.D. It's such a small place with even smaller table's to set maybe 3 drinks on...lol John would have been great there. You were one of the lucky ones...
@@mikebaird8648 you mean was a small place ! i grew up in mclean/falls church/ d.c. metro area. cellar door closed before 1980. my dad took me to see the seldom scene there when i was a teenager! had the privilege to see john at merrieweather post pavilion twice in the early 80's solo with iris dement as the opener! never seen one man work a crowd of 2 to 3000 like john. he was a master of his craft. i'll bring a pack of marlboro's and a guitar and meet you upstairs john! R.I.P. i'll get by with your most excellent catalog of songs till it's my time!
@@jamesdarne9759 what a great comment. Yeah I remember that the C.D. closed down but I didn't realize it was as early as 80. All those bar's on M street closed as well. First time I saw the Seldom Scene was very early 70's for free at Tysons corners. I hailed from Chantilly, Va
This is not long after I saw him in Toronto - I will preserve this recording as close-to-my-own experience... R.I.P. John... enjoy a Vodka and Ginger Ale as soon as you settle in in heaven.
This is such a wonderful concert! John talks about becoming a dad and how Jack's baby brother is due in a few days and he has to head home after Houston. His voice sounds great and he's so happy!
I'm SUBSCRIBING!👆👍👌 Thanks for sharing this!!Guess I left "Big D" 11 yrs too soon!!!😲😏 Would have Loved to see him LIVE in Dallas!!! RIP..(this artist is so addictive!!)☺️😉👏👏
Amen Brother.Well said.How the John Prines,Bob Dylan's of this world.......have so much depth ,knowledge of human condition @such a YOUNG AGE...WILL CONTINUE TO BE A MYSTERY TO ME.EXCEPT PURE GENIUS.I SAW HIM @BASS HALL,Ft.Worth ,Texas.Another Musical Favorite of mine is Kris Krìstotofferson.Without Question...Willie Nelson.❤
senior in h.s when 1st album released. grateful for this kind of stuff on internet. its a void we're not going to fill. saw him live 4x. great stuff!!!
To late i have finde one more a great singer songwriter.All time my favourites are John Denver,he have sing three songs from John Prine,coming the english Folk Singer Songwriter,have beginning as a busker,the writer from Streets of London ,and many other great musician.The last time i listen just John Prine and my absolutely favourite song is From the Speed of Sound of Lonleliness,no a complicatesong with incedible chords,but symply and the greatest.
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Man, that Band Upstairs. Ah, yes. It's going be a Line Up We Won't Wanna Miss! Sitting down with John Prine, and my list of favourite writers of The Times, Troubadors, Commentators, the whole Lot of 'Em, the reigning history reading Crafters, SongConSPireWriters of the music of our best days. Rest In Song Mr. J Prine !
Say Tom Flynt. I just subscribed your channell hoss. I see you dig John prine.. I live in Nashville man and was walking down trinity lane if memory serves between Gallatin and ambrose.. and somebody painted on an underpass "John prine rip beautiful angel" I just thought it cooler than fuck and it touched me.. if ya want I'll send ya the picture I took of it to your email or somethin man.. idk.i just think it's cool.
From FAIR BLOWS THE WIND - Louis L'Amour's Lost Treasures Edition ... Letters From Louis! One of the most interesting things about the Lost Treasures Editions are the personal letters and notes that Beau shares with Louis' fans. In this book, Louis' letters to a fan are particularly revealing ... "I believe the picture on the cover of FAIR BLOWS THE WIND revealed very much the sort of book it was. In any event, please do not believe that all my books are about the west, for a good many are not. The above book tells how the ancestor of several of my characters arrived in the United States. His descendants appear in THE FERGUSON RIFLE, OVER ON THE DRY SIDE, BORDEN CHANTRY and NORTH TO THE RAILS to name, a few. ... I have many stories to tell, and shall tell them, wherever they come from, whatever they are. I do not intend to restrict myself and never have. ... I have lived many lives and ltraveled in many places and when the mood is on me, I wish to write of them. I shall always write of the west for I love it and spend much of my time on its deserts and in its mountains. But we all had pasts, our people came from many lands and had lived before this. What they left behind is a story, too. " ... Louis L'Amour www.louislamour.com/novels/fair_blows_wind_now_including_louis_lamours_lost_treasures_bonus_material_postscript.htm
I took my 12 year old son to see him in Houston the very next night. At the end, he said ''I hate to leave but Fiona is about to go into labor, and we'll have to continue all of the rest of the shows after all that get straightened out''. Years ago, I belonged to a Legal Bootleg Sharing Site, and they had this. So of course I asked for 1. Filled up 2 CDrs...
Pretty much non stop listening to you John since you left us. I'm having a hard time with my mixed emotions.i want to just be me and enjoy all you left us, but I can't help my distain for Trump
42:09 this song woke me up out of a stone cold sleep after I passed out and TH-cam kept auto playing videos. Never heard of this guy before but that song's a fuckin gem. I guess now I'll find more.
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Of all the people who have passed.
John Prine continues to break my heart the most.
At times it's hard for me to even listen to his music.
My wife died and we both loved his songs and talent.
Live he rarely disappointed.
So sorry for your loss and wish you all the best. Just think how blessed you both were knowing and listening to the great stories and music of John Prine. Condolences.
Been a bit emotional since John died three days ago. He beat cancer twice, we were so lucky to have him as long as we did. Doesn’t make it any easier. Thank you so much for posting this wonderful concert, and thank you Mr. Prine for all the joy you gave us
We are all still wondering how we will live our lives without a leader we can trust. ♥
he was THE SMART TALENT....god, i loved his work and he was probably a hell of a guy...i still cant' think about the news when he died...i couldn't stop crying
@@rveeing802 I saw his Radio City concert in Feb 2018. One performance to a sold out house. He was very appreciative of the audience especially the great number of young people. Yes, John Prine was a hell of a great guy.
miss you so much and thank you for leaving us with your music 🎶 🎵
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I can not stop playing JOHN PRINE'S MUSIC
U and me both, Lois!
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His music is beautiful great experience 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Thank you Mr. Prine, for everything. I sure am glad for all the music. good times and hard. I always felt the honesty shone through.
One of the greatest songwriters in the history of music. We lost a National treasure when we lost John Prine!! Should make a National holiday in his honor!!!❤❤❤
I pulled this up on TH-cam tonight. Along with so many, mourning the passing of a great musical soul. This record (Lost Dogs and Mixed Blessings) always struck me as an unappreciated John Prine recording. I don't know about the rest of you, but losing John is really a blow - John was my musical hero. A college classmate introduced me in 1988 to John Prine and I gradually, over the years, familiarized myself with his catalog. I saw him live something like 10-12 times over many different records. Perhaps my favorite memory is hearing him in Portland, OR on the Souvenirs tour in (I want to say) 2001. The crowd was singing along on every tune - it was like a chorus of 2,000-3,000 people on every song - that was pretty amazing (of course, I was right there singing along). To quote from one of my favorite tunes, " My father died on the porch outside on an August afternoon. I sipped bourbon and cried with a friend by the light of the moon. And its hurry! hurry!, step right up it's a matter of life and death - when the sun's going down and the moon is just holding its breath. " I will miss you John. Thanks for all the joy and beauty you brought to all of us.
A blow to many of us. I regret never getting to see him perform live.
I’m right there with you I feel like I’m still in mourning. I saw him four times. It wasn’t really like going to a concert. It felt like going to church
Bravo to you Grant! I feel exactly as you do. What an asset to the human endeavor this guy was! Blessed to have seen him 5-6 times if various venues in LA. On your note it says his passing was 11 months ago. I am still in mourning! Why him, O Lord.
@@sprthrwwychnnl73 i bet...you are fortunate to have seen him four times....i missed a chance to see him in ashland, oregon about 7 years ago.....i've always regretted that....at the time i thought it was too far to drive and hoping he would play closer to where i lived at the time...
@@stevegoldman8716 oh god......me too
I'm from Algeria north Africa and I love this man...Goodbye great artist...we will miss you forever and ever
Thanks for sharing. I could listen to John Prine all day. He’s on my Mt Rushmore of songwriters!
From the first song I heard I Loved Him!
RIP Dear John Prine. Damn, we'll miss you. Thanks for sharing.
trump killed John Prine with his lack of response to Corona, he was the greatest.
@@michaelcutillo you’re a real ignorant dipshit regardless of politics that’s just so ignorant. Poor fool.
he was such a wise man and a talent beyond words...
It's been a month since we lost John to this goddam COVID-19 and I still get emotional listening to his music. Just replayed this concert for the umpteenth time. I thank this amazing man and his amazing band - I am trying to type this through misty eyes to say - this was the very best concert I ever had the privilege to hear (and I've been to a lot of concerts over my 73 years - same age as John). RIP John Prine.
No one wrote stories and set them to song like John. We will miss you Sir.....
we sure do miss you john
@@rveeing802I am grateful for johns insights musically and storywise
Every John Prine music video leads me to another. So I save them to watch later. I'll need a good road trip to catch up.
John I saw you and Guy Clark and Rodney Crowell on an 84ish Austin City Limits and and hoped you all would play all nigh.
I'll meet you in person in heaven!
When I was twelve years old, living in a small town in southern Ireland, I heard the music of the Doors for the first time, I cant explain how or why but that music (regardless of the lyrics) spoke to me in a way that would last alifetime. Since then I have been blessed to have experienced the Music of Janes Addiction, Led Zeppelin, The Stone Roses, Rory Gallagher, Public Enemy, Sinatra, Metallica, David Gray, Guy Clark, The Pixies, Nirvana, Pearl Jam, The Frank & Walters, The Pogues, U2, Neil Young and many many more. Yet, for me, the music of John Prine stands out above all else. His ability to provoke thought, consideration and collaboration is, to my mind, unmatched...even by Dylan. He is a true entertainer, his ability to understand and relay the Human condition is unrivaled. I can only hope that his legacy will live long, long after he is gone. On Monday the 13th August I will sit in the National Concert Hall in Dublin to see John Prine live for the first time....I know I will laugh, cry, ponder & learn but most of all I will finally get to acknowledge, in the flesh, the contribution this man has made, through music, to mankind. Thank you so much Mr. John Prine.
Please let me know how the concert went! Trust Jesus
Man of Well and Taste
Well said. I agree.
Hope you made that concert! Ditto to all you said up there.
You’re right, but I think Townes Van Zandt was pretty outstanding as well
Thanks so much for the upload. I wish that I could hit the thumbs up a 1.000 times.
for sure ....thank you....
I agree with loving this upload. Listen to it and love it many times. Thanks!
I miss him so much! Just can't stop! I LOVE John Prine! ♥♥♥ Thanks for this! This is pure Gold! ♥♥♥
Thank you Tom Flint for sharing!
Everyone knows Prine was an extraordinary writer but one must not minimize his wonderful voice.
I've been enjoying both John Prine and Steve Goodman for well over 45 years. Yeah...they're better than good 👍
Yeah, what is it with his voice? He'd be kicked off AGT- and so wrongly. Like Dylan, John's voice is a part of the whole. What a treasure. It's a privilege to listen to this genius. I hope I meet him in heaven!
John's music give me courage to keep at it. Thank you John. Thank you all fans of John Prine.
What a special man and performer. Thank you so much for sharing this music from Patrick
JP is an American Icon of Singer/Songwriter music. A man for the ages; his songs and ballads mark time with lyric and trace-like melodies. I firs discovered John Prine in 1994, as I travel to Nashville and back to Georgia while pursuing grad work. Those long drives would be filled with music from NPR. John Prine and Nancy Griffinth were on one night. The next day I bought their CDs. What great music! I hope to one day soon see him in concert.
0:05 - "Hello..." - Ah, that voice.
thanks john
Whoever got to hear this concert live were blessed! I feel blessed hearing it on my computer.
Double DiTTo DaT!!! 😉
Still catching up on aLL those years "Lost" NoT knowing of THIS genius!
CANT start my day without hearing a few JP songs!.
Surely I'm not the only one who ReLates to his Lyrics!😏--
I was blessed to be there. I saw him in Fort Worth many years later at Bass Hall. What an amazing songsmith. So missed. 😥
@@susunque2245 and yet he was unknown to millions...the ones who loved his work are all blessed
@@sharethebest1 god YES
JP amazing a national treasure that will never be duplicated, hell of a mailman!!
I was blessed to have been at this one. Still grasping that we lost him.
Was Nancy Griffith the opener?
John Prine your music will live on forever thanks for all the wonderful songs and laughter you given to so many people now all the angels can be blessed with your presence!
John Prine and Steve Goodman the best of all time RIP to both l miss them every day!
Wonder does he know ,he eases the pain of knowing no more awesome songs from him. Heart breaks thinking about this but them I play a bunch of his tunes and bam . Enjoy them all , there's no more coming. Glad he shared so many. We needed him so much. Thank you John. Smoke that cigarette that's nine miles long.
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Thanks Tom had this on all morning and lovin it!
1. Spanish Pipedream 0:12
2. Six O Clock News 2:54
3. Fish And Whistle 7:35
4. Picture Show 10:50
5. You Got Gold 14:30
6. All The Best 19:40
7. New Train 24:20
8. Ain't Hurtin Nobody 27:45
9. This Love Is Real 34:12
10. Angel From Montgomery 37:16
11. Donald And Lydia 42:11
12. Souvenirs 45:53
13. That's The Way That The World Goes Round 50:07
14. Speed Of The Sound Of Loneliness 53:34
15. Space Monkey 57:13
16. Sam Stone 1:02:25
17. Everything Is Cool 1:07:14
18. Leave The Lights On 1:10:15
19. Quit Hollerin' At Me 1:14:27
20. The Sins Of Memphisto 1:22:05
21. Humidity Built The Snowman 1:26:25
22. Lake Marie 1:30:58
23. Hello In There 1:39:37
24. Sabu Visits The Twin Cities Alone 1:45:10
25. Please Don't Bury Me 1:48:32
26. Illegal Smile 1:51:40
27. Daddy's Little Pumpkin 1:55:54
28. We Are The Lonely 1:59:35
29. Storm Windows 2:05:18
30. Paradise 2:10:05
Thank you
thanks! this really helps
Just a whistling fish who suddenly needed to know the name of this song!
I forgot to say Thanks to You!
Thanks for the links, Penguin.
Yeah miss john bad.
Living in an indecent and miserable country (Chile) just a few months ago, I discovered John Prine and it turned out to be a mysterious and experience today at my 63 years old. I consider myself a Bob Dylan stalwart, but, John caught me and I can't help but see, understand and hear his beautiful, harmonious and soulful music. It is the best thing that has happened to me in a pandemic and also the most inevitable and sad thing to learn that in April 2020 ... this cursed virus will take it away from us forever. But it will accompany me in my present and forever. Greetings and my respects to his family and longtime fans and to TOM for sharing his music.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Viviendo en un indecente y miserable país (chile) apenas unos meses atrás, descubrí a John Prine y resulto una misteriosa y experiencia hoy a mis 63 años. Me considero un incondicional de Bob Dylan, pero, John me atrapo y no puedo dejar de ver, comprender y escuchar su hermosa, armoniosa y sentimental música. Es lo mejor que me ha pasado en pandemia y también lo más inevitable y triste enterarme que en abril 2020... este virus maldito nos lo quito para siempre. Pero me acompañara en mi presente y para siempre. Saludos y mis respetos para su familia y admiradores de siempre y a TOM por compartir su música.
I am 68 and living in Germany and I discovered JP during the pandemic. He is my all-time favourite artist now. he has made my life better. thanks for the posting.
@@philipopruesse4259 Entonces te considero mi hermano en la música y su sentido para con nuestro propósito de vida. Saludos desde un Chile hoy con aires de cambio social y político.
Miss you John!❤️✌🏼
I bought a john prine albom the day that i hawked my wedding eing for five bucks and went to the fair! His mußic bolstered my soul@❤🎉🎉🎉🎉
Every song is a reflection of real life .He had an uncanny knack of managing this in a wonderful mixture of words, music, poetry and humour and he had that superb trait of being able to laugh at himself. The overall combination made every song a work of art. He will be sadly missed always, but we have the great consolation of his brilliant music. Gerry Farry.
he was like no other
Well said...
John Prine is smiling down hearing you sing this. An amazing cover honoring and amazing man
As a drummer ... and 'musician's best friend' .. ;) .. got to play a bunch of his tunes in the 70s as many of my 'musician' mates brought them to the table which was a REAL treat I can tell you.
John Prine is an American icon. One of the greatest writers and singers of the 70's. Larry Crane on lead blows my mind. Would love to see this guy on his own. I know at one point he was playing with John Mellencamp.
Can’t stop playing 🏴👌
Thank you so much
We miss John! The first song I was introduced to was “Dear Abbey” and never forgot him since”.❤
The very first concert I attended on my first visit to DC in 1975 was a Prine concert at the renowned Cellar Door.....and I was hooked on Prine since. RIP beautiful music man!
i was also hooked on him with the first song i heard him sing...
Aw... the Celler Door, that got my attention. Living in N. VA for many years I have seen many great talents at C.D. It's such a small place with even smaller table's to set maybe 3 drinks on...lol John would have been great there. You were one of the lucky ones...
@@mikebaird8648 you mean was a small place ! i grew up in mclean/falls church/ d.c. metro area. cellar door closed before 1980. my dad took me to see the seldom scene there when i was a teenager! had the privilege to see john at merrieweather post pavilion twice in the early 80's solo with iris dement as the opener! never seen one man work a crowd of 2 to 3000 like john. he was a master of his craft. i'll bring a pack of marlboro's and a guitar and meet you upstairs john! R.I.P. i'll get by with your most excellent catalog of songs till it's my time!
@@jamesdarne9759 what a great comment. Yeah I remember that the C.D. closed down but I didn't realize it was as early as 80. All those bar's on M street closed as well. First time I saw the Seldom Scene was very early 70's for free at Tysons corners. I hailed from Chantilly, Va
John's is the song of our lives
This is not long after I saw him in Toronto - I will preserve this recording as close-to-my-own experience... R.I.P. John... enjoy a Vodka and Ginger Ale as soon as you settle in in heaven.
HE'll be there when we get there. Expect everything.
Don't forget that mile long cigarette!😂
This is such a wonderful concert! John talks about becoming a dad and how Jack's baby brother is due in a few days and he has to head home after Houston. His voice sounds great and he's so happy!
I'm SUBSCRIBING!👆👍👌
Thanks for sharing this!!Guess I left "Big D" 11 yrs too soon!!!😲😏 Would have Loved to see him LIVE in Dallas!!! RIP..(this artist is so addictive!!)☺️😉👏👏
what a "hidden" gem! thanks for posting this!
Amen Brother.Well said.How the John Prines,Bob Dylan's of this world.......have so much depth ,knowledge of human condition @such a YOUNG AGE...WILL CONTINUE TO BE A MYSTERY TO ME.EXCEPT PURE GENIUS.I SAW HIM @BASS HALL,Ft.Worth ,Texas.Another Musical Favorite of mine is Kris Krìstotofferson.Without Question...Willie Nelson.❤
senior in h.s when 1st album released. grateful for this kind of stuff on internet. its a void we're not going to fill. saw him live 4x. great stuff!!!
what a gentleman RIP MR PRINE,LOVE FROM IRELAND
Fantastic concert!!!
“To believe in this livin’ , is just a hard way to go”......God bless J P...!
I was lucky enough to be at this concert in Dallas. Fantastic show!
WOW....lucky, lucky you....it must have been thrilling...
Me too buddy !
I was there too! I can’t remember who opened for him - do you remember? It was a wonderful show! Thanks😁
Just saw JP in Tampa in November '19. TREMENDOUS! Love his music.
AND..something tells me 🤔your StiLL ..😏
Counting your Blessings🙏😏🤔
To late i have finde one more a great singer songwriter.All time my favourites are John Denver,he have sing three songs from John Prine,coming the english Folk Singer Songwriter,have beginning as a busker,the writer from Streets of London ,and many other great musician.The last time i listen just John Prine and my absolutely favourite song is From the Speed of Sound of Lonleliness,no a complicatesong with incedible chords,but symply and the greatest.
Love all his songs rip
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magnifico concerto !! Grazie !
Sensitivity humility humour a great american absolute legend
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OH Baby life will never be the same .
Man, that Band Upstairs. Ah, yes. It's going be a Line Up We Won't Wanna Miss!
Sitting down with John Prine, and my list of favourite writers of The Times, Troubadors, Commentators, the whole Lot of 'Em, the reigning history reading Crafters, SongConSPireWriters
of the music of our best days. Rest In Song Mr. J Prine !
Un régal d'écoute, de la première à la dernière chanson; un vrai poète, John Prine.
Tu parles, Pascal !
Prayers for a full and speedy recovery John!
I be listen this record,he is the greatest songwriter with John Denver.I to know Bob Dylan,so many great songs, but nevere this feeling!
Well thank you! 😀
Don’t mind me, just here to remind myself in the future that Please Don’t Bury Me starts at 1:48:25
Great concert! ♥JP
News is good when it comes from John.
Missing him
Wish this upload included video to this great concert
1:14:14 best version of Quit Hollerin At Me
a great one, really rock out on this one.
I am going to try to quit smoking by singing John prince songs. These songs crack me up! If I'm singing I can put off the next cigarettes
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You have to know where you came from to get where your going his songs keep us honest
Handsome Johnny. I found him about 78 or so. Every show was different
Remembering John on this Father's Day weekend at the height of his powers at 47 years old.
Say Tom Flynt. I just subscribed your channell hoss. I see you dig John prine..
I live in Nashville man and was walking down trinity lane if memory serves between Gallatin and ambrose.. and somebody painted on an underpass "John prine rip beautiful angel" I just thought it cooler than fuck and it touched me.. if ya want I'll send ya the picture I took of it to your email or somethin man.. idk.i just think it's cool.
Un vrai régal.
He's about 6 feet into that 9 mile long cigarette right about now.........RIP John.
well rip john
San Judas Tadeo John Prine
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"I got wheels turning inside of me too"
Reminds me of Bob Dylan - love it, thanks for sharing :)
From FAIR BLOWS THE WIND - Louis L'Amour's Lost Treasures Edition ... Letters From Louis!
One of the most interesting things about the Lost Treasures Editions are the personal letters and notes that Beau shares with Louis' fans. In this book, Louis' letters to a fan are particularly revealing ...
"I believe the picture on the cover of FAIR BLOWS THE WIND revealed very much the sort of book it was. In any event, please do not believe that all my books are about the west, for a good many are not. The above book tells how the ancestor of several of my characters arrived in the United States. His descendants appear in THE FERGUSON RIFLE, OVER ON THE DRY SIDE, BORDEN CHANTRY and NORTH TO THE RAILS to name, a few.
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I have many stories to tell, and shall tell them, wherever they come from, whatever they are. I do not intend to restrict myself and never have.
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I have lived many lives and ltraveled in many places and when the mood is on me, I wish to write of them. I shall always write of the west for I love it and spend much of my time on its deserts and in its mountains. But we all had pasts, our people came from many lands and had lived before this. What they left behind is a story, too. "
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Please dont bury me in the cold cold ground saddle in the rain
Ciao john Prine rip
I took my 12 year old son to see him in Houston the very next night. At the end, he said ''I hate to leave but Fiona is about to go into labor, and we'll have to continue all of the rest of the shows after all that get straightened out''. Years ago, I belonged to a Legal Bootleg Sharing Site, and they had this. So of course I asked for 1. Filled up 2 CDrs...
very cool
Pretty much non stop listening to you John since you left us. I'm having a hard time with my mixed emotions.i want to just be me and enjoy all you left us, but I can't help my distain for Trump
I'm running scan so eevntually it su
still a little glitchy but somebody is shuting down every bit of infracture in Iran.
ings ings went down hill fast. I've got a clean back-up, but screens to small.D ....book infect my gear with unwanted app and thamn
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I think it'ckerber save that the o.od. all clear i'm reading about about Mark Zu
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1:14:15
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And I know for sure you are a John Prine fan now!. Unequalled imo ❤️