Incredible show! Thanks for posting. This is a keeper! 00:01:00 Everything is Cool 00:04:00 Six O’Clock News 00:10:00 Knocking on Your Screen Door 00:12:35 Bruised Orange (Chain of Sorrow) 00:18:26 banter - Phillip Donnelly 00:21:01 Speed of the Sound of Loneliness 00:25:20 Caravan of Fools 00:28:40 banter - Fishing Story 00:31:55 Egg & Daughter Nite, Lincoln Nebraska, 1967 (Crazy Bone) 00:35:59 banter - Grandpa 00:37:33 Grandpa was a Carpenter 00:41:00 banter - mailman 00:43:01 Hello in There 00:47:42 Band Introductions 00:50:06 Boundless Love 00:54:19 banter - Intro to Far From Me 00:55:40 Far From Me 01:00:38 Summer’s End 01:04:40 banter - Grammys 01:06:46 Angel From Montgomery 01:12:04 You’ve Got Gold 01:16:57 banter - Intro to Souvenirs 01:18:16 Souvenirs 01:22:00 That’s the Way the World Goes ‘Round (Fan Request) 01:25:07 People Puttin’ People Down 01:29:55 banter - Open Stage Night 01:32:09 Sam Stone 01:37:11 Lake Marie 01:47:22 When I Get To Heaven 01:53:01 banter - Intro to Paradise 01:54: 30 Paradise
Wow this is a treasure. John Prine still putting on a great concert just before his untimely passing. I still miss this man but he taught us a lot through his stories and absolutely fantastic music. I love JP and his love and kindness towards ordinary people.
@@tomharvey6961 tom when u get a chance give Willies lp Band of Brothers a listen . i think he wrote more than lately on that one . Hes a good one too . Walk on buddy !
I miss John. I've seen countless shows through my 67 years. Loved the way he just pulled songs out of his back pocket and let them roll. RIP old friend...
I will miss this man with his ability to tell everyday songs about everyday people. I make sure to listen to him almost every day. I find something that applies to my life in almost every song. He's still here...just not physically. And I am hoping he got that cigarette nine miles long!!
I’m a huge drive by truckers fan, also a huge Isbell fan. At the beginning of the pandemic, isabell said his favorite written album was John Prine. I would wake up at 4am (my normal wake up time) for work and walk and listen to that album day after day. I didn’t know this brilliance existed. Now I’ll never forget. Miss you John.
I miss John every single day since he's been gone. The good thing is that there treasures (as everyone here has said) like this out there. I had the pure pleasure of meeting him a few times either before or after 1 of his shows. He truly was 1 of a kind. His music was my kids lullabies. This was 45 yrs ago. Now, I play them for my grandbabies. I will NEVER get tired of Mr Prine ..the man that has walked in everyone's shoes. He is a LEGEND. ❤
Thanks for posting! John Prine was a prince among men and a brilliant singer, songwriter and raconteur. This video is a genuine treasure. Greetings from Texas to our friends in Sweden!
Discovered this SWED-UK at noon today. John Prine gave to me total calmness, peace and true joy. I have not had all those feelings together inside and out in many moons. I will forever keep this day close to my heart. 'Humbly grateful' today and always, LOVE YOU JOHN PRINE, THANK-YOU for all!!! KTF always, Patti Bown Utah
My mid-70s roommate turned me onto John Prine's music. Since then, I've beeen lucky enough to catch John 10 or 12 times in concert. One of the best such memories was Sunday night, June 19th of 1988 at the Somerville Theatre, just outside of Boston. I tried to get our gang of 6 or 8 people to join me for a nightcap at Johnny D's Uptown Lounge, a great little club directly across the street. No takers, so I went alone. I was a happy clam upon saving the $3 cover charge just by showing my ticket stub to the John Prine concert. Alright ~ that's a free beer! I was sitting at the corner of the bar when John sauntered in just a few minutes later. Saw him shake his head "No" to the bouncer, then dig in his front pocket and pay the $3 cover charge. He apparently didn't have a ticket stub to his own concert...lol. The bouncer obviously didn't know him. Next thing I know, John Prine is sitting next to me at the bar. Then, John Gorka, who had opened, came in and sat on other side of John Prine. I thought I had died and gone to heaven! What a memorable night. Thanks for posting this special concert.
Love this John prime music he is a wonderful man and beautiful music it's a Dame shame that he has passed away thanks for your time to us to hear from you
Thank you for this recording. I had tickets for his next show in Netherland but he went home from Sweden and than he died. He was a great artist and its a pitty that he,s gone. For the second time thank you for this recording.
I first saw John Prine in early 1970s (74 maybe) at an outdoor concert about 100 miles from Washington DC. In the sticks as they'd say around there. Not a huge crowd, but a very appreciative one, we were all there mostly for John Prine the headline act. Before he went on, he came and sat in the grass with my friends, we chatted, smoked a bit, shared some wine. The coolest experience of my life up to that point. He was so funny and so very nice. After that, I traveled every other year or so to see John Prine play, Big indoor venues and smaller college venues. Everyone there avid fans of the great John Prine. Last concert I saw him was in 2013.. HIs voice now had a gruffness, after his recovery from cancer, but he was the same John Prine. Sang the old ones and his new songs and went on for couple hours. He died two months after this concert and God I miss him like a brother. An American musical storyteller without peer. This video is a gem.
Great story! He was a gentle soul that is missed by all. I saw him first at a Kent State Folk Festival in 1997. He was touring the “In Spite of Ourselves “ album. Went on to see him at least a half dozen times since! He is an American treasure that should be honored in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame! An artist that is in my top 10
An Amazing Songwriter and Story Teller and was definitely Smokin' whenever he performed especially in the 90's even after he beat the Cancer , I agree with all of the stones being said here and believe in all who Loved him!!. Only thing I find inaccurate is the comment stating that he was a man with no peer/ His true friend and Peer unfortunately had died many years ago/a lifetime ago in fact So to honor John I would like to do as he always did an give a shout out to Steve Goodman!! a man his buddy and his peer , and he always made sure an audience would remember him and the giant Footprint the little jew from Chicago had implanted in this Life. Lol , That's what John Prine called His buddy. Not my thought at all. R.I.P. to them both!! They belong and perform in Heaven Now. At least we all have something to look forward to when we die now , Always knew it would pY to believe!!. Lmao....
@@andywilliams1578 I was being a bit hyperbolic when I said Prine had no peer. As you pointed out, Steve Goodman certainly stands out as a peer of Prine's. I agree with you; and, Goodman and Prine are now performing in heaven. What a nice thought about hearing them again.
@ziggymarlowe5654 Thanks for taking the time to read the opiniated book that I wrote on your comment LOL. Was not meant to be critical in any way. In fact I should've simply agreed and added a story of my own!! My apologies for that. I too feel a huge Loss (even today) that John isn't within driving distance to see him live. Been listening to his music and Goodman 's since I... can't even remember when back in the 80's for sure. Can never seem to get enough of what is in the Songs that he gifted to us all. Have a very cool picture of him and Billy Bob Thornton that I'm gonna share when I find it . They're both Laughing and having a good time at a Gordon Lightfoot show from up here in Canada back in the 90's. I will shoot it your way if you like?. Thanks again there Ziggy....
I'm forever grateful for this post...sigh...I discovered John Prine in 2021 and this is such a treasure I've got a big ol goofy grin and crocodile tears streaming. John has touched my heart and wrapped around my soul.
I appreciate your love of John Prine--I've been a fan of his since the '70s. However, I hope (and assume) that you don't really mean you cried crocodile tears. I hope your tears were honest ones, not fake.
In a bittersweet way this is the best I could ask for. He was scheduled to be in San Jose CA and it was the one time I would get an opportunity to see him in person, but sadly (dammit!!) he didn't make that date. In a broader perspective our cotinued existence on this Earth is precarious at best, and Covid I think has opened peoples eyes to that idea. Enjoy as best you can each day you're given.
I remember seeing a posting from this show right after and had to do a search to see why he was seated. His voice sounds so strong. Thanks for sharing this video.
This concert was exactly 2 months before he left us😔 I listen to John all the time! I saw him near San Jose in 2016 at a vineyard! Wow! What a performance! I cherish that memory💕
Jpwas a boatload of cool as he told me that he wrote more than one hundred andeightysongs and I let it go right over my head but my time with him was delightful
You see,I didn't idolize him,but I thought of him as being like me,that is,just another drunk we got along real well that way he even held back on his musical ability but he showed me a song,or a three chord progession and said practicethat and when you see me again,I will showyou more I saw him once more since that time in the window of a car that took him forever away
To watch John Prine it makes me cry ! He was a true artist 😢if their ever was one !!! He talks about Jesus Christ I’m sure he is playing for him now ! I’ll see one day John beside Jesus !
I had tickets to see this folk icon Aug 2019. It was an outdoor venue and the day of the show was beautiful but there had been a week of rain leading up to it, so they had to cancel the festival due to mud. When COVID hit, I knew he was in trouble given his age and cancer history. What a devastating loss. I so wish I could have seen him live.
Se agradece poder disfrutar este concierto, comprobando que la musica y la interpretación con sello John Prine será siempre recordada y nos acompañara hasta el día que nos encontremos con el alma de John. Lamentablemente desde sud_america (Chile) solo tuve la oportunidad de conocerlo al el y su musica después de su muerte. Lejos estaba de John y mas cerca hoy.
I’ve listened to John Prine constantly since I learned that he died. Never had bothered to check out his music before I found out he passed. Just goes to show it’s never too late to discover such wonderful talent. He was truly a great songwriter with such awesome stories to share. Thanks for sharing this show.
Thank-You Sweden & John Prine RIP just a few months before he sadly succumbed to complications from Covid 19....Love you John Hero to me & many more ...hope they got that cigarette 9 miles long cheers say hi to the musical gang gathering with Angels...give one of those petty girl.s a whirl our loss is heav ens gain RIP brother
Thank you for this. I had tickets for the June 2020 Vancouver show. Obviously it never happened. This would have been the lineup. So I almost feel like I got to see it, after watching this. 💕
thank you for this esp that i found it THIS day and week and month....it is fair to call myself one of the most loving fans of saint john prine and the prine fmaily as i say to prine is divine and john prine brings out the best in everyone and i just put together a saint john tribute day in santa fe new mexico which the filmmakers of big ole goofy world, the wonderful duo who made the story of oh boy records and the oh boy and prine families let us show and i got over 20 some amazing musicians to play a night of well over 40 prine tunes plus a few original salutes...one of the biggest honours of my life....not to talk about myself but to say thanks and having seen prine a few times live including likely not much before this was recorded.....and until today having seen everything of quality i thought was on line....i am here to say this IS absolutely, and ill add have a big ole swell TV and 7.1 surround and two cats dancin away already, this is one of great audio quality and ya did ur best with the video so i thank you for the effort and also can say musically this is prine in late era top form and absolute top form in his story telling.... and thank the goddesss and yall for not airing a bunch of loud audio clipping applause the banter is purrfect and i just want to say thanks and listen repeatedly......much respct love and stuff and things from a priner to yall - SJOCR
Yes he was thank you for remembering the one Swedish guy who im truly proud of. I strongly recommend the movie about Joe Hill and his life as a agitator and Union man and anarcho syndicalist. He was framed for a murder he didnt commit and executed . His last words was dont mourn organise!! Same as Sacco and Vanzetti.
I use to go to summer-concerts at the Joe Hill-gården in Gavle, Joe´s birth house i old Gavle. Got a beutiful small garden when they regulary put on music events.
Is that Jason Wilbur on guitar and harmonica ?I always thought Jason was part of the reason for John's being embraced by the new generations.John is great.The audience is appreciative and very respectful.Damn!That steel pedal is wow!
Looks like he's using a Martin D-28? Anyone who knows the exact model? He's maybe on his last tour, but he just continued it up in Heaven. Wonderful consert!
what we should remember is that we will all die too soon. It's a mark of a well lived life. My good friend Steve Goodman went away when he was 36 almost 40 years ago I didnt think anyone could replace him. But longtemps follows Brighteyes and P. Phillips and times will out a voice. even Miley Cyrus might surprise us when we need her to really matter
Thank you posting. Who is the young man who sings the second verse of Paradise? He looks like a relative of the Everly Brothers. (They also recorded that song many years ago.)
John talking about his old buddy Philip Donnolly is soo sad, John passed only a few months after Phil. Personally, I don't think John should have been pushed into this last tour, and I think he was...... after all they said they "pushed" him to do a new album, which was actually brilliant.... But...... 😢😢😢😢😢
For the record, Mr. Prine was relatively healthy when he did this tour. But look at the date this was shot. Covid was starting its ugly March through Europe and making its way around the world at this exact time. But the time Mr. Prine made it back to the states, Covid was here. He and his wife both got sick almost immediately upon returning home. Both were hospitalized. She recovered slowly. He did not. Super sad times.
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Incredible show! Thanks for posting. This is a keeper!
00:01:00 Everything is Cool
00:04:00 Six O’Clock News
00:10:00 Knocking on Your Screen Door
00:12:35 Bruised Orange (Chain of Sorrow)
00:18:26 banter - Phillip Donnelly
00:21:01 Speed of the Sound of Loneliness
00:25:20 Caravan of Fools
00:28:40 banter - Fishing Story
00:31:55 Egg & Daughter Nite, Lincoln Nebraska, 1967 (Crazy Bone)
00:35:59 banter - Grandpa
00:37:33 Grandpa was a Carpenter
00:41:00 banter - mailman
00:43:01 Hello in There
00:47:42 Band Introductions
00:50:06 Boundless Love
00:54:19 banter - Intro to Far From Me
00:55:40 Far From Me
01:00:38 Summer’s End
01:04:40 banter - Grammys
01:06:46 Angel From Montgomery
01:12:04 You’ve Got Gold
01:16:57 banter - Intro to Souvenirs
01:18:16 Souvenirs
01:22:00 That’s the Way the World Goes ‘Round (Fan Request)
01:25:07 People Puttin’ People Down
01:29:55 banter - Open Stage Night
01:32:09 Sam Stone
01:37:11 Lake Marie
01:47:22 When I Get To Heaven
01:53:01 banter - Intro to Paradise
01:54: 30 Paradise
I Thank my good friend R Biggs for introducing me to JP's Anthology yes back.
Nyah Whey Skeenio ❤
Appreciate you for taking the time.
Wow this is a treasure. John Prine still putting on a great concert just before his untimely passing. I still miss this man but he taught us a lot through his stories and absolutely fantastic music. I love JP and his love and kindness towards ordinary people.
What a wonderful concert, ❤
Wonderfully talented, A Kentucky favorite son
More amazing, he was still writing songs worth listening too! Who else, besides Bob Dylan, has done that?
@@tomharvey6961 tom when u get a chance give Willies lp Band of Brothers a listen . i think he wrote more than lately on that one . Hes a good one too . Walk on buddy !
I'm 88 years old I have listened to John for decades. . Some of his songs still break my heart. Thank you John for blessing us.
I miss John. I've seen countless shows through my 67 years. Loved the way he just pulled songs out of his back pocket and let them roll. RIP old friend...
I will miss this man with his ability to tell everyday songs about everyday people. I make sure to listen to him almost every day. I find something that applies to my life in almost every song. He's still here...just not physically. And I am hoping he got that cigarette nine miles long!!
I’m a huge drive by truckers fan, also a huge Isbell fan. At the beginning of the pandemic, isabell said his favorite written album was John Prine. I would wake up at 4am (my normal wake up time) for work and walk and listen to that album day after day. I didn’t know this brilliance existed. Now I’ll never forget. Miss you John.
I miss John every single day since he's been gone. The good thing is that there treasures (as everyone here has said) like this out there. I had the pure pleasure of meeting him a few times either before or after 1 of his shows. He truly was 1 of a kind. His music was my kids lullabies. This was 45 yrs ago. Now, I play them for my grandbabies.
I will NEVER get tired of Mr Prine ..the man that has walked in everyone's shoes. He is a LEGEND. ❤
My thoughts exactly, we will never see the likes of John Prine again
Thanks for posting! John Prine was a prince among men and a brilliant singer, songwriter and raconteur. This video is a genuine treasure. Greetings from Texas to our friends in Sweden!
Discovered this SWED-UK at noon today. John Prine gave to me total calmness, peace and true joy. I have not had all those feelings together inside and out in many moons. I will forever keep this day close to my heart. 'Humbly grateful' today and always, LOVE YOU JOHN PRINE, THANK-YOU for all!!!
KTF always, Patti Bown Utah
Wow, just wow. This must have been one his last concerts. What a gift to this world.
Just 6 days before his final show and 2 months before he passed. RIP to a legend.
My mid-70s roommate turned me onto John Prine's music. Since then, I've beeen lucky enough to catch John 10 or 12 times in concert. One of the best such memories was Sunday night, June 19th of 1988 at the Somerville Theatre, just outside of Boston. I tried to get our gang of 6 or 8 people to join me for a nightcap at Johnny D's Uptown Lounge, a great little club directly across the street. No takers, so I went alone. I was a happy clam upon saving the $3 cover charge just by showing my ticket stub to the John Prine concert. Alright ~ that's a free beer! I was sitting at the corner of the bar when John sauntered in just a few minutes later. Saw him shake his head "No" to the bouncer, then dig in his front pocket and pay the $3 cover charge. He apparently didn't have a ticket stub to his own concert...lol. The bouncer obviously didn't know him. Next thing I know, John Prine is sitting next to me at the bar. Then, John Gorka, who had opened, came in and sat on other side of John Prine. I thought I had died and gone to heaven! What a memorable night. Thanks for posting this special concert.
Awesome!
What a beautiful person. Such a lovely way to begin my Sunday Morning… it is going to be a great day! God Bless John Prine!
Not sure I will ever get over the loss of this man. Thanks for sharing this with us.
Love this John prime music he is a wonderful man and beautiful music it's a Dame shame that he has passed away thanks for your time to us to hear from you
I listen to.this man every day and never get tired of hearing his voice and music. , there will never be another prine.
Only two months before he left us. Great video.
Thank you for this recording. I had tickets for his next show in Netherland but he went home from Sweden and than he died. He was a great artist and its a pitty that he,s gone. For the second time thank you for this recording.
I first saw John Prine in early 1970s (74 maybe) at an outdoor concert about 100 miles from Washington DC. In the sticks as they'd say around there. Not a huge crowd, but a very appreciative one, we were all there mostly for John Prine the headline act. Before he went on, he came and sat in the grass with my friends, we chatted, smoked a bit, shared some wine. The coolest experience of my life up to that point. He was so funny and so very nice. After that, I traveled every other year or so to see John Prine play, Big indoor venues and smaller college venues. Everyone there avid fans of the great John Prine. Last concert I saw him was in 2013.. HIs voice now had a gruffness, after his recovery from cancer, but he was the same John Prine. Sang the old ones and his new songs and went on for couple hours. He died two months after this concert and God I miss him like a brother. An American musical storyteller without peer. This video is a gem.
Great story! He was a gentle soul that is missed by all. I saw him first at a Kent State Folk Festival in 1997. He was touring the
“In Spite of Ourselves “
album. Went on to see him at least a half dozen times since! He is an American treasure that should be honored in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame! An artist that is in my top 10
An Amazing Songwriter and Story Teller and was definitely Smokin' whenever he performed especially in the 90's even after he beat the Cancer , I agree with all of the stones being said here and believe in all who Loved him!!. Only thing I find inaccurate is the comment stating that he was a man with no peer/ His true friend and Peer unfortunately had died many years ago/a lifetime ago in fact So to honor John I would like to do as he always did an give a shout out to Steve Goodman!! a man his buddy and his peer , and he always made sure an audience would remember him and the giant Footprint the little jew from Chicago had implanted in this Life. Lol , That's what John Prine called His buddy. Not my thought at all. R.I.P. to them both!! They belong and perform in Heaven Now. At least we all have something to look forward to when we die now , Always knew it would pY to believe!!. Lmao....
@@andywilliams1578 I was being a bit hyperbolic when I said Prine had no peer. As you pointed out, Steve Goodman certainly stands out as a peer of Prine's. I agree with you; and, Goodman and Prine are now performing in heaven. What a nice thought about hearing them again.
@ziggymarlowe5654 Thanks for taking the time to read the opiniated book that I wrote on your comment LOL. Was not meant to be critical in any way. In fact I should've simply agreed and added a story of my own!! My apologies for that. I too feel a huge Loss (even today) that John isn't within driving distance to see him live. Been listening to his music and Goodman 's since I... can't even remember when back in the 80's for sure. Can never seem to get enough of what is in the Songs that he gifted to us all. Have a very cool picture of him and Billy Bob Thornton that I'm gonna share when I find it . They're both Laughing and having a good time at a Gordon Lightfoot show from up here in Canada back in the 90's. I will shoot it your way if you like?. Thanks again there Ziggy....
Thanks to my friend Dell for the heads up on this fine set from Johnny! Sorely missed
Hello in there John Prine. It is a privilege and honour to listen to you. No one else compares.
Thanks for sharing this. I never can find enough John Prine. 😢
thank you for this- and thank you to john jason and the band- incredible talent- RIP john- we love you
Thank you so much for sharing. My heart aches knowing that John is not on this earth with us ❤
He'll be missed by a lot of people for a long time. Great song writer.
I'm forever grateful for this post...sigh...I discovered John Prine in 2021 and this is such a treasure I've got a big ol goofy grin and crocodile tears streaming. John has touched my heart and wrapped around my soul.
I appreciate your love of John Prine--I've been a fan of his since the '70s. However, I hope (and assume) that you don't really mean you cried crocodile tears. I hope your tears were honest ones, not fake.
Thank you for sharing!! " 16:42 Tree of Forgiveness" what a beautiful gift from John Prine and his band of brothers 🎶🎄😇
One of the “Best of All Time!” Cheers Johnny!
Just discovered this on YT. Cried..
Such a brilliant mind and such
deep, kind heart
In a bittersweet way this is the best I could ask for. He was scheduled to be in San Jose CA and it was the one time I would get an opportunity to see him in person, but sadly (dammit!!) he didn't make that date. In a broader perspective our cotinued existence on this Earth is precarious at best, and Covid I think has opened peoples eyes to that idea. Enjoy as best you can each day you're given.
So sorry you didn't get to see him. I understand your disappointment.
So grateful for the post. It took me months before I could listen to him. We were truly blessed to have a ma like him.
I miss John prine everyday,54 year john prine fan
Thank You! This was a great show, so happy I got to attend.
Thank you soooo so much for posting this ❤
I remember seeing a posting from this show right after and had to do a search to see why he was seated. His voice sounds so strong. Thanks for sharing this video.
I started to listen john,s music in 1971,and I,m still playing his music
Great sound, great moment, great émotion, thanks !
Thanks for recording the whole thing. What a treasure
This concert was exactly 2 months before he left us😔 I listen to John all the time! I saw him near San Jose in 2016 at a vineyard! Wow! What a performance! I cherish that memory💕
Jpwas a boatload of cool as he told me that he wrote more than one hundred andeightysongs and I let it go right over my head but my time with him was delightful
You see,I didn't idolize him,but I thought of him as being like me,that is,just another drunk we got along real well that way he even held back on his musical ability but he showed me a song,or a three chord progession and said practicethat and when you see me again,I will showyou more I saw him once more since that time in the window of a car that took him forever away
When the hooplaugh is over with,musicians are stuck with the same world that the rest of us deal with every day
Brought tears to my eyes, thanks for posting this.
To watch John Prine it makes me cry ! He was a true artist 😢if their ever was one !!! He talks about Jesus Christ I’m sure he is playing for him now ! I’ll see one day John beside Jesus !
I had tickets to see this folk icon Aug 2019. It was an outdoor venue and the day of the show was beautiful but there had been a week of rain leading up to it, so they had to cancel the festival due to mud. When COVID hit, I knew he was in trouble given his age and cancer history. What a devastating loss. I so wish I could have seen him live.
Thank you so much for recording and then uploading it! I have enjoyed and will continue to watch and listen to this treasure.
Se agradece poder disfrutar este concierto, comprobando que la musica y la interpretación con sello John Prine será siempre recordada y nos acompañara hasta el día que nos encontremos con el alma de John. Lamentablemente desde sud_america (Chile) solo tuve la oportunidad de conocerlo al el y su musica después de su muerte. Lejos estaba de John y mas cerca hoy.
I’ve listened to John Prine constantly since I learned that he died. Never had bothered to check out his music before I found out he passed. Just goes to show it’s never too late to discover such wonderful talent. He was truly a great songwriter with such awesome stories to share. Thanks for sharing this show.
A great and affectionate greeting from the celestial immensity of JPrime.
Thank-You Sweden & John Prine RIP just a few months before he sadly succumbed to complications from Covid 19....Love you John Hero to me & many more ...hope they got that cigarette 9 miles long cheers say hi to the musical gang gathering with Angels...give one of those petty girl.s a whirl our loss is heav ens gain RIP brother
This is probably one of his last concerts… John Prine was one of my my favorite artists! 🎉 RIP John🙏🏼
To whoever recorded and posted this - THANKS!
Thank you
Thank you for this. I had tickets for the June 2020 Vancouver show. Obviously it never happened. This would have been the lineup. So I almost feel like I got to see it, after watching this. 💕
Love this, one of the greats
thank you for this esp that i found it THIS day and week and month....it is fair to call myself one of the most loving fans of saint john prine and the prine fmaily as i say to prine is divine and john prine brings out the best in everyone and i just put together a saint john tribute day in santa fe new mexico which the filmmakers of big ole goofy world, the wonderful duo who made the story of oh boy records and the oh boy and prine families let us show and i got over 20 some amazing musicians to play a night of well over 40 prine tunes plus a few original salutes...one of the biggest honours of my life....not to talk about myself but to say thanks and having seen prine a few times live including likely not much before this was recorded.....and until today having seen everything of quality i thought was on line....i am here to say this IS absolutely, and ill add have a big ole swell TV and 7.1 surround and two cats dancin away already, this is one of great audio quality and ya did ur best with the video so i thank you for the effort and also can say musically this is prine in late era top form and absolute top form in his story telling.... and thank the goddesss and yall for not airing a bunch of loud audio clipping applause the banter is purrfect and i just want to say thanks and listen repeatedly......much respct love and stuff and things from a priner to yall - SJOCR
Big heart great songs
Thanks for posting, Monster. JP lives!
Thank you John-
i miss john prine❤
Brilliant! Thank so much for posting.
The revolutionary IWW songwriter Joe Hill was born in Gavle in 1879.
Yes he was thank you for remembering the one Swedish guy who im truly proud of. I strongly recommend the movie about Joe Hill and his life as a agitator and Union man and anarcho syndicalist. He was framed for a murder he didnt commit and executed . His last words was dont mourn organise!!
Same as Sacco and Vanzetti.
I use to go to summer-concerts at the Joe Hill-gården in Gavle, Joe´s birth house i old Gavle. Got a beutiful small garden when they regulary put on music events.
September Memphis was His Last Gig...BUt Thank You Very Much For This Very Well Shot,and Good Audio Show.Much Obliged.
Savin a Seat...Thx so much JP! #calabogie ❤😎
Phenomenal
Thank you, shared.
The pedal steel sounds fantastic...
We will always have the music God rest his soul
So cool love John prime
Is that Jason Wilbur on guitar and harmonica ?I always thought Jason was part of the reason for John's being embraced by the new generations.John is great.The audience is appreciative and very respectful.Damn!That steel pedal is wow!
😅God bless you! Hope to see again someday in Heaven.
Hey buddy I have been a fan m😢life
2 months before he passed
John Prine in concert
I thought "drawl" was a word but maybe you ?? whatever = AWESOME to listen to!
The AWESOME John Prine 😎
Love John Prine ❤😊
Looks like he's using a Martin D-28? Anyone who knows the exact model? He's maybe on his last tour, but he just continued it up in Heaven. Wonderful consert!
John had his own custom model. Google it
what we should remember is that we will all die too soon. It's a mark of a well lived life. My good friend Steve Goodman went away when he was 36 almost 40 years ago I didnt think anyone could replace him. But longtemps follows Brighteyes and P. Phillips and times will out a voice. even Miley Cyrus might surprise us when we need her to really matter
I miss John Prine!
Like I s😢he is a special person
I miss you, John.
What wouldn’t I give for their backdrop? I assume it is the tree of forgiveness
Yes.
❤ from FRANCE !
Had the privilege to see the man that last time 6 months before he ascended to that 9 mile cigarette 🚬😢
This is almost John’s tribute to himself! This is only a short time before he passed. I miss and loved John Prine!
1:52:55
Yes it is him
Thank you posting.
Who is the young man who sings the second verse of Paradise? He looks like a relative of the Everly Brothers. (They also recorded that song many years ago.)
I was friends with John in New Orleans.
Wow
❤
♥
Are you seeing this
You seen that right
This is real am I sold man yes I am we are all old men
Hey we are all nice
I know what his favourite song is
Old school
Unfortunately John contracted the virus while in Sweden.
He is going back in general me I understand
John talking about his old buddy Philip Donnolly is soo sad, John passed only a few months after Phil.
Personally, I don't think John should have been pushed into this last tour, and I think he was...... after all they said they "pushed" him to do a new album, which was actually brilliant.... But...... 😢😢😢😢😢
Another blues player gone on home… we couldn’t hold him any another day
For the record, Mr. Prine was relatively healthy when he did this tour. But look at the date this was shot. Covid was starting its ugly March through Europe and making its way around the world at this exact time.
But the time Mr. Prine made it back to the states, Covid was here. He and his wife both got sick almost immediately upon returning home. Both were hospitalized. She recovered slowly. He did not.
Super sad times.
His last or near last show I think!?!
Sorry though he already did that now it’s my problem
Is that a thing
Sorry though he already did that
But good promotion