John Prine Tribute

John Prine was a master lyricist. He influenced so many:

Spanish Pipedream
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The Avett Brothers

That’s the Way That the World Goes ‘Round
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Miranda Lambert

Pretty Good
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The Get You (featuring Kacey Musgrave)

Bottomless Lake
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Christmas in Prison
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The Boxmasters

Sam Stone
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Nathaniel Rateliff, with John Prine

Mexican Home
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Chris Knight, featuring John Prine

Silent Night All Day Long
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Robin and Linda Williams

Please Don’t Bury Me
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Kevin Short & Pat Donohue

Paradise
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Josh Harty, John Statz


Unwed Fathers
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Tammy Wynette

Angel From Montgomery
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Bonnie Raitt, Jackson Brown, Bruce Hornsby,
Bryan Adams, Kim Wilson


...more to follow...
Please add your own favorites...

Speed of the Sound of Loneliness
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Peter Viskinde

Souvenirs
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Maggie Bell
!!!!!!!Please, please, please don’t scroll past this one!!!!!!!

A few more...and I need to cook dinner. I'll be back. John was prolific...absolutely full of life...

Fish and Whistle
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Lizzy Ellison & Pobre Yoko

In Spite of Ourselves
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Camille and Stuie

Let’s Talk Dirty in Hawaiian
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Those Darlins

I Just Want to Dance With You
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George Strait
*admit it. You KNOW this one!

It’s a Big Old Goofy World
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Harold Hill

Crazy as a Loon
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Rick Van Eman and Kerry Kennington

@hakima said
A few more...and I need to cook dinner. I'll be back. John was prolific...absolutely full of life...

Fish and Whistle
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Lizzy Ellison & Pobre Yoko

In Spite of Ourselves
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Camille and Stuie

Let’s Talk Dirty in Hawaiian
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Those Darlins

I Just Want to Dance With You
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Harold Hill

Crazy as a Loon
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Rick Van Eman and Kerry Kennington

Yes, I stuck his death in "Notable Deaths"!

-VR

@Very-Rusty
Wow, she really loved Prine! I remember when he had his first album and it was looking then like he was actively copying Dylan but that was not the case, that was John Prine.

@sonhouse said
@Very-Rusty
Wow, she really loved Prine! I remember when he had his first album and it was looking then like he was actively copying Dylan but that was not the case, that was John Prine.

Yes, I remember him from the start of his career in the early 70's. Always a big fan of his!

-VR