It's time for a national movement to have the greatest american songwriter of our time to be recognized at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. Please, there is no one more deserving!
A part of me died today, Frankie. I know you and countless others probably feel that loss and sadness. I was a letter carrier for thirty years,on a foot route, and every day I looked for the opportunity to say "hello in there". John's advice was part of me and perhaps I was able to bring a smile and some comfort to some older, lonesome customer. Now I am of a certain age where I look for that person who might say "hello in there". May you rest in peace John , smoke your nine mile long cigarette and enjoy your vodka and ginger ale. You were a gift to all of us.
@@robertzigmont4421 That song get's me probably more than any I've heard of his. Like you said, now I catch myself wishing someone would greet me with "hello in there". Be well.
@saint jack I tend to agree in most cases. However, I never considered Merle Haggard as a sell-out, and he was honored in 2010. Matter of perspective I suppose. Be safe.
When asked if putting out a new album scared him, his answer was.... after going through 2 cancers, nothing scares me any more! You the man, Mr. John Prine!
I have seen both John and Dylan perform several times across the years from the 70's forward. Both brilliant ,but John connected at a more personal level with he ability to reach into your heart
"It would be a really good sign if they didn't have my records - that would mean NOBODY SOLD THEM!" Isn't he BRILLIANT. Every time he OPENS HIS MOUTH he breaks my heart, turns me ON, wakes me UP, takes me to GOD!
My brother turned me onto John Prine about 15 years ago. He has been a part of my life since. Marriages breakups deaths Vietnam dear Abby please don’t bury me. I played his cds regularly he got me through a lot of different states. He is a treasure and he’ll be so missed. Party on in heaven John ! Have that cocktail vodka and ginger ale! Bless you. Thank you.
Oh,some little sadists get their high from knowing they trample on holy ground and hurt the feeling of good people who actually have the ability to feel noble emotions.
John, you did well good and faithful servant! You left a heart-shaped hole in the soul of each of your followers that is going to seem impossible to repair. The effort to do so will draw us closer to God. Looking forward to the reunion.
I never heard of John Prine until about 5 years ago and now he’s by far my favorite musician ever. I love scores of Prine’s songs. He’s the best of the best.
Same here man. I've only been a die-hard fan for a little over a year, after being a fan of Snider, Isbell and Sturgill. John is right up there with my favorite musicians of all time. RIP to a truly one of a kind soul. I hope he proves his dad wrong...
Michael L. Im the same,about 5 years,i tel everyone about him,cant beleave i mist him all these years,and he is gone,RIP JOHN PRINE,LOVE FROM CANADA,🇨🇦
John brings hope to those 103 thumbs down. They do feel, they do hurt, they do cry. John knows the feelings we all have and beautifully puts them to a story with music. Blessed to be able to listen to his songs til I leave this earth.
Scott Baxendale you got that right. He wasn't in the best of health but he had more life in him and he wasn't ready to go yet. What killed him will probably be listed as pneumonia. But that's probably what is listed on all of Covid-19's victims' reports. John, like so many other victims, was vulnerable because of his age and his underlying health issues. He had COPD and he had had lung cancer and throat cancer earlier, as most people probably already know. And he had hip surgery just before this happened. I don't really care what is listed on the coroner's report. I just miss him, and I am so , so sorry for Fiona, the boys, the band and every one of his loved ones. It's hard enough to swallow just being a fan, albeit one who has loved his music for decades, and who never met him. But I can't imagine what his loved ones are going through.
My Mom sang/strummed John's music growing up..I never actually heard his voice until I was an adult...but I was raised with his words on my mind...THE BEST songwriter/singer ever...next to Mom of course!!! RIP John Prine, the world is much less without you!!!!
We'll never again be able to burn one with John Prine ... But I'll certainly burn one listening to his songs. You took life John, threw it into notes and chords, mixed them, added words in a way that only you could, and gave us life in all is ways and means in some of the greatest music ever listened to. I'm saddened by a loss that is being felt around the world right now. But we are selfish creatures, so we won't let you die completely, we will keep the part of you, that you yourself loved best, the singer and the songs, the sound, they beauty, alive and picking that guitar for ever. Rest in Peace...
My husband and I along with a couple of friends went to hear John Prine in the early 70s. He was performing at the Louis Armstrong theater at Grand Valley State College. It was just him and his guitar on the stage. There were only about 200 people in the audience. From the first song---no, the first note--we knew that John Prine was extraordinary. Thank you, John.
John Prine...may not have be that popular with the masses...but he certainly was a fan favorite of his peers. To me...that is the greatest compliment. On par with Dylan, Lennon, and Willie...John Prine was a lyrical and melodic...genius. And his peers think as much...as well. Rest in peace John Prine. You will be sorely missed.
John Prine was the best of the best when it came to country music. 100% total feel kinda guy. His original sound & lyrics will never be repeated. Thanks John.
Being a cult hero is nothing to be ashamed of. In fact it's more powerful than we realize. When I think of (good) music, I think of Prime, works every time.
Very ordinary guy with extraordinary insight and talent. Thank you John for the many years of pleasure, you weren't hurt in nobody, didn't hurt no one. Best wishes and prayers to your family
We took our two kids to see John Prine and they loved it. So be took them to see other excellent musicians and songwriters, every chance we got. As adults now, they tell us we did good. Forever grateful to him for his influence on us.
John morphed into everybody's favourite Grandad. I never got to meet any of my Granparents, but if I wanted to fantasize, I'd be picturing him sitting on the porch singing us a bunch of songs. And that's just his later years.... he would have a lot of stories to tell from his life as well. Rest gently Mr Prine , but make sure to smoke the big cigarette, you earned it.
Never too late to learn about the countrymusic folklore writer and singer John Prine. Picked up the guitar again a few years back at the age of 70, just to play for fun and family. I was watching a couple of RUclips instructors showing how to finger style play "Paradise" and "In Spite of Ourselves" by John Prine and I was hooked. I started googling everything I could find about the man, and was pleasantly surprised and pleased about everything I read about him. ❤😊
So sad to lose John Prine. My granddaughter and I loved him. She is 5 yrs old. I saw him in concert 3 times. I think he was the best singer song writer of our times. God bless you and sing those songs in heaven and make everyone smile. You were a true genius. ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
I was exposed to John Prine's magical musical ability way back in the mid 70's. He had the unique ability to take words we know and concepts we feel and string them together with a melody of his guitar and touch us deep down in our soul, our heart, and experience his vision. Thank you Mr Prine for having such a consistent impact in my life. I will miss you very much.
I could sit and listen to him tell. stories He was a.Genuine soul who wrote song's about the human condition he left us with a lifetime of songs full of insight..
Sammy Price 1 second ago He should be in both Hall of Fames as well , Rock n Roll HOF & Country Music , Bluegrass ,and Folk Music . This man was a songwriting genius
Love ya John. Like a brother. I've always said that you are a lyrical Einstein. I meant that. You and your music are all the friends I never had. I must have been ugly or maybe my Mama dressed me funny. Lol! You keep making music, John. Don't ever stop.
These heartfelt stories and his songs bring tears to my eyes. I see 69 thumbs down now. Some humans ain't human - they can't be if anything *John Prine* inspires a thumb down.
It's a nice Tuesday morning..., John Prine's condition was elevated to stable last night, at about 6 in the evening. Music would have never been complete without John.
I will always miss you. And i will always think of you, my sister and Jeff at the same time. Gosh i dont know how i coukd have gotten thru the tough things in life without your songs. When i traversed Arkansas filling vacancies so i could be near my sister during two bone marrow transplants in 1994. All those things you gave me strength. Thank you.
At 68 years, I'm not sure if I'm ever going to grow up, but if I do, I want to be just like John Prine. Your old songs and your new ones are true high art with a simple but direct and meaningful message. Thanks for all of them, Lew Dawg Cloninger, The Stray Dawgs
I'm 59,,, been living my life since age 13 , listening and loving John, A true life hero of mine,, recovering from cancer twice,,, I've had a recent liver and kidney transplant,,with 18 year old organs I've got a new lease on life,,,and have been traveling to see him when I can..,We had a band and the lead singer sounded like John and did lots of his songs,,,the band is gone the lead singer passed away,,other members faded away.
How about Lower East Side. I had an outlaw 8 track back in the late 60s or early 70s,, I fell in love with John Prine music and still can't get enough. I haven't heard lower east side in over 50 years.
I was lucky enough to find him in the early '70s but very sadly lost him two days ago. America lost one its all-time greatest singer / songwriters on April 7, 2020 to COVID-19. John Prine was and still is my favorite artist. My wife and I have seen him in concert many times and always looked forward to his annual concert here in the Bay Area of California. But now that has ended. My condolences to his wife, Fiona, and his family. Rest In Peace John. You will be dearly missed. But at least we are fortunate enough to have your great and classic songs to listen to forever
His American roots ... yes like Samuel Clemons (I read every bit I could get when I broke back and John is the next True Thing for me and For Us All). His straight plain beauty never ever misses with ... all of us. He evoked so much love with his true words. I cannot come close to imparting the joy he gave me and I have surprised and blessed others to seek ... his truth and the love he shines so uniquely and generously with all of us. Let us draw closer to each other ... when this shadow passes. And the will never dim on his Life so Well Given. Bless You John and pull through ... you know how deeply you are cared for.
It seems like lately I’ve been dropping pieces of my heart left and right but thank God or Yahweh or pudding or nothing, whatever you believe in that folks like Mr. Prine left their music behind to help us forward.
I found him too recently but well before he died ... Not bloody long enough though as it turns out ... I’m still finding his stuff and am now glad I am ... Never met him, not from the US south, Yorkshire U.K. instead, He comes over though and I laugh and cry equally ... Where the hell was i that I never fou d him earlier and saw him ... what a man
Spent today listening to lots of John Prine. Tears welling up. Hope it all worked out for you John and your enjoying a vodka and ginger ale. RIP buddy.
I taught my son how to sing "Please Don't Bury Me" in the third grade. That was a long time ago. He's 20 now. We both got together and sang it to his teacher after school. I'm not sure what she thought of us but we really enjoyed it :-) About four weeks from now, I'm going to take my son to see you in concert. It'll be both of our firsts. See you at Harris Center.
Gives me goosebumps hearing him sing ... I grew up and my grandparents loved to drink and listen to John prine it’s very nostalgic for me ..... as a 28 year old hip hop fan I got lots respect for this man John prine musical legend and spits more bars than all the radio rappers
“And if the wind blows just right you might be in my arms tonight” Heard JP for the first time whilst listening to a late night Bob Harris radio show....never looked back. When he visits the UK I always drop everything, saw Todd Snider support him at the Festival Hall once...what a night. If people don’t get JP then ten to one they have very ordinary or even shit taste in music . Sweeping statement I know but I’d sweep all those people down to Cafe Bland.
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It's time for a national movement to have the greatest american songwriter of our time to be recognized at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. Please, there is no one more deserving!
And NOW!!!! It's TOO LATE 💔 😿
A part of me died today, Frankie. I know you and countless others probably feel that loss and sadness. I was a letter carrier for thirty years,on a foot route, and every day I looked for the opportunity to say "hello in there". John's advice was part of me and perhaps I was able to bring a smile and some comfort to some older, lonesome customer. Now I am of a certain age where I look for that person who might say "hello in there". May you rest in peace John , smoke your nine mile long cigarette and enjoy your vodka and ginger ale. You were a gift to all of us.
@@robertzigmont4421 That song get's me probably more than any I've heard of his. Like you said, now I catch myself wishing someone would greet me with "hello in there". Be well.
And you as well on this sad night
@saint jack I tend to agree in most cases. However, I never considered Merle Haggard as a sell-out, and he was honored in 2010. Matter of perspective I suppose. Be safe.
Mr. Prine is the reason I moved to the country and blew up the TV.
Love it!
When asked if putting out a new album scared him, his answer was.... after going through 2 cancers, nothing scares me any more! You the man, Mr. John Prine!
I have seen both John and Dylan perform several times across the years from the 70's forward. Both brilliant ,but John connected at a more personal level with he ability to reach into your heart
"It would be a really good sign if they didn't have my records - that would mean NOBODY SOLD THEM!" Isn't he BRILLIANT. Every time he OPENS HIS MOUTH he breaks my heart, turns me ON, wakes me UP, takes me to GOD!
My brother turned me onto John Prine about 15 years ago. He has been a part of my life since. Marriages breakups deaths Vietnam dear Abby please don’t bury me. I played his cds regularly he got me through a lot of different states. He is a treasure and he’ll be so missed. Party on in heaven John ! Have that cocktail vodka and ginger ale! Bless you. Thank you.
I'm at 92 thumbs down. Why? A man and his music. Just who pauses long enough to dislike someone. You shoulda been born without thumbs.
Yep. Thumbs for brains, these twats.
They might have their thumbs but they don't have a brain
buds for you probably a bunch of fake Christians. They don’t like when he sings, Jesus died for nothing I suppose. They’re idiots.
They don't know any better you have too listen to his lyrics .then you get it
Oh,some little sadists get their high from knowing they trample on holy ground and hurt the feeling of good people who actually have the ability to feel noble emotions.
John, you did well good and faithful servant! You left a heart-shaped hole in the soul of each of your followers that is going to seem impossible to repair. The effort to do so will draw us closer to God. Looking forward to the reunion.
What a lovely thing to say. I couldn't have said it better myself. Godspeed John. You are missed!
Prine is the living embodiment of everything an artist should be.
I never heard of John Prine until about 5 years ago and now he’s by far my favorite musician ever. I love scores of Prine’s songs. He’s the best of the best.
Same here man. I've only been a die-hard fan for a little over a year, after being a fan of Snider, Isbell and Sturgill. John is right up there with my favorite musicians of all time. RIP to a truly one of a kind soul. I hope he proves his dad wrong...
Michael L. Im the same,about 5 years,i tel everyone about him,cant beleave i mist him all these years,and he is gone,RIP JOHN PRINE,LOVE FROM CANADA,🇨🇦
I'm lucky he's been in my life 50 years. I was so sad to hear of his death.
Michael L. Ditto... My heart weighs heavy tonight.
Michael L. Welcome to Paradise 💗
John brings hope to those 103 thumbs down. They do feel, they do hurt, they do cry. John knows the feelings we all have and beautifully puts them to a story with music. Blessed to be able to listen to his songs til I leave this earth.
The fact that Steve Goodman counted him as a friend says a great deal.🙏🏼💜🙏🏼
Losing John to this insidious virus is heartbreaking.
He died with a positive test. Doesn't mean that's what killed him.
Scott Baxendale you got that right. He wasn't in the best of health but he had more life in him and he wasn't ready to go yet. What killed him will probably be listed as pneumonia. But that's probably what is listed on all of Covid-19's victims' reports. John, like so many other victims, was vulnerable because of his age and his underlying health issues. He had COPD and he had had lung cancer and throat cancer earlier, as most people probably already know. And he had hip surgery just before this happened. I don't really care what is listed on the coroner's report. I just miss him, and I am so , so sorry for Fiona, the boys, the band and every one of his loved ones. It's hard enough to swallow just being a fan, albeit one who has loved his music for decades, and who never met him. But I can't imagine what his loved ones are going through.
Joe Marshall I guess you didn’t follow the story? It’s heartbreaking.
My Mom sang/strummed John's music growing up..I never actually heard his voice until I was an adult...but I was raised with his words on my mind...THE BEST songwriter/singer ever...next to Mom of course!!! RIP John Prine, the world is much less without you!!!!
We'll never again be able to burn one with John Prine ... But I'll certainly burn one listening to his songs. You took life John, threw it into notes and chords, mixed them, added words in a way that only you could, and gave us life in all is ways and means in some of the greatest music ever listened to. I'm saddened by a loss that is being felt around the world right now.
But we are selfish creatures, so we won't let you die completely, we will keep the part of you, that you yourself loved best, the singer and the songs, the sound, they beauty, alive and picking that guitar for ever.
Rest in Peace...
My husband and I along with a couple of friends went to hear John Prine in the early 70s. He was performing at the Louis Armstrong theater at Grand Valley State College. It was just him and his guitar on the stage. There were only about 200 people in the audience. From the first song---no, the first note--we knew that John Prine was extraordinary. Thank you, John.
In the last 50 years, John Prine was poured into America's foundation. He'll always be there.
John Prine...may not have be that popular with the masses...but he certainly was a fan favorite of his peers. To me...that is the greatest compliment. On par with Dylan, Lennon, and Willie...John Prine was a lyrical and melodic...genius. And his peers think as much...as well. Rest in peace John Prine. You will be sorely missed.
I have been listening to John Prine since 1972. I saw him in concert in the 70's and 80's three times. His music is timeless.
Watching this in tears. RIP Mr. Prine. You will be missed.
John Prine was the best of the best when it came to country music. 100% total feel kinda guy. His original sound & lyrics will never be repeated. Thanks John.
John should not be put in the 'country music' box. He was much more than that. A no doubt 'American Treasure'.
I wonder if he knows how much we loved his music.
Why has this man not been honoured by the Kennedy Center. Absolutely shameful. He is an American Icon.
The real greats are rarely recognized they live in your heart that’s all that really matters if you think about it.
He should be in both Hall of Fames as well , Rock n Roll HOF & Country Music , Bluegrass ,and Folk Music . This man was a songwriting genius
I concur with you but would add way past Icon status! National Treasure! Yep!
Being a cult hero is nothing to be ashamed of. In fact it's more powerful than we realize. When I think of (good) music, I think of Prime, works every time.
William Linington good question
Mr Prine was just one of so many gifts ,God gives humankind , stay Blessed
RIP John and Thank You For All You Gave Us....... A True American Voice Has Gone Home
Very ordinary guy with extraordinary insight and talent. Thank you John for the many years of pleasure, you weren't hurt in nobody, didn't hurt no one. Best wishes and prayers to your family
John Prine's music has stood the test of time because it's real--sometimes funny--sometimes tragic--most of the time it's funny & tragic all at once.
The funny and tragic is why it's so true to life.
We took our two kids to see John Prine and they loved it. So be took them to see other excellent musicians and songwriters, every chance we got. As adults now, they tell us we did good.
Forever grateful to him for his influence on us.
"They offered me a job.....I said, doing what....." Good on them for giving you a kick start so we could all enjoy you.
John morphed into everybody's favourite Grandad. I never got to meet any of my Granparents, but if I wanted to fantasize, I'd be picturing him sitting on the porch singing us a bunch of songs.
And that's just his later years.... he would have a lot of stories to tell from his life as well.
Rest gently Mr Prine , but make sure to smoke the big cigarette, you earned it.
RIP John Prine. The world has darkened since your light went out. Been a fan since I was 23. Pushing 70 now.
Rest in peace, John. Hope you’re enjoying that vodka and ginger ale.
...and that cigarette 9 miles long
😭😭😭😭😭😭
John Prine gave us perhaps the saddest most moving song ever in Summers Ends then he left us. RIP you will be missed.
God Bless you John...We have been walking behind you for 48yrs, a smile every mile.
Never too late to learn about the countrymusic folklore writer and singer John Prine. Picked up the guitar again a few years back at the age of 70, just to play for fun and family. I was watching a couple of RUclips instructors showing how to finger style play "Paradise" and "In Spite of Ourselves" by John Prine and I was hooked. I started googling everything I could find about the man, and was pleasantly surprised and pleased about everything I read about him. ❤😊
John proves once again that anything is possible when it's done with love...Prime Prine
This is the great man who followed a rainbow down a one way street....dead end! Genius if ever there was one.
This mans music has gotten me thru life.
I owe you big John, thank you man.
I wish there was more! We can never here enough of Mr. Prine, I love hearing him talk as much as I love to hear him sing.
Digging 606 EXACTLY
Amen!
oh yeah, I so agree. Love this man
I couldn't agree more! I'd listen to this for hours!
great interview with him on WTF with Marc Maron
So sad to lose John Prine. My granddaughter and I loved him. She is 5 yrs old. I saw him in concert 3 times. I think he was the best singer song writer of our times. God bless you and sing those songs in heaven and make everyone smile. You were a true genius. ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
I am mesmerized by Prine’ work and character. Where have I been all these years?
He was the star of my camp fire. And a great direction of life
RIP My friend I never met,
I was exposed to John Prine's magical musical ability way back in the mid 70's. He had the unique ability to take words we know and concepts we feel and string them together with a melody of his guitar and touch us deep down in our soul, our heart, and experience his vision. Thank you Mr Prine for having such a consistent impact in my life. I will miss you very much.
I could sit and listen to him tell. stories He was a.Genuine soul who wrote song's about the human condition he left us with a lifetime of songs full of insight..
Sammy Price
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He should be in both Hall of Fames as well , Rock n Roll HOF & Country Music , Bluegrass ,and Folk Music . This man was a songwriting genius
Yes, he sure was. Nobody could do it like John Prine.
John, you were far bigger and better than we deserved! The hole in our heats is huge,. How will we ever get along without you?
75 people have missed the boat. We will never miss 'em.
John Prine is the most extraordinary ordinary man. Brilliant. Decades of music and insights show the incredible depth of talent.
Tracy Navarro to be honest, I always thought of it as backasswards lyrical genius. Whatever it is, it's magical.
Such a fine man and such a fine writer of songs, RIP Mr John Prine. Damn!
The last words of John's song : "Come on Home"...
He's answered that call and awaits us to join him with the Almighty... Soon...
April 7th, 2020
Love ya John. Like a brother. I've always said that you are a lyrical Einstein. I meant that. You and your music are all the friends I never had. I must have been ugly or maybe my Mama dressed me funny. Lol! You keep making music, John. Don't ever stop.
These heartfelt stories and his songs bring tears to my eyes. I see 69 thumbs down now. Some humans ain't human - they can't be if anything *John Prine* inspires a thumb down.
Their loss.
Why would anyone take the time to give a thumbs down?? I don't get it.
His songs are perfect documentaries with absolutely no extraneous filler. He was the real deal
This is why I have loved John for so long. What you see is what you get.
I'll always remember the year 2020. not for coronavirus but for the year that John passed!!
Even though I've never met this man, I truly miss him.
It's a nice Tuesday morning..., John Prine's condition was elevated to stable last night, at about 6 in the evening. Music would have never been complete without John.
Go ‘Jon go!
Pulling for you John
One of the world's greatest treasures! Brilliant songwriter extraordinaire. His first album is one of the most perfect album of all time.
John Prine is a beautiful soul. I have a great respect and a great love for his music. Thank you so very much, John!
We grew old singing together across both time and space * Many thanks and Much Love ***
I love you, Johnny. You've been such a huge part of my life for 42 years.
Sad, so sad. He was a great songwriter and musician.
ILOVE YOU JOHN PRINE MORE THAN WORDS!!!
Praise Jesus for that man,missed ,remembered and always here my sundays my therapy.
I will always miss you. And i will always think of you, my sister and Jeff at the same time. Gosh i dont know how i coukd have gotten thru the tough things in life without your songs. When i traversed Arkansas filling vacancies so i could be near my sister during two bone marrow transplants in 1994. All those things you gave me strength. Thank you.
At 68 years, I'm not sure if I'm ever going to grow up, but if I do, I want to be just like John Prine. Your old songs and your new ones are true high art with a simple but direct and meaningful message. Thanks for all of them, Lew Dawg Cloninger, The Stray Dawgs
I'm 59,,, been living my life since age 13 , listening and loving John,
A true life hero of mine,, recovering from cancer twice,,, I've had a recent liver and kidney transplant,,with 18 year old organs I've got a new lease on life,,,and have been traveling to see him when I can..,We had a band and the lead singer sounded like John and did lots of his songs,,,the band is gone the lead singer passed away,,other members faded away.
How about Lower East Side. I had an outlaw 8 track back in the late 60s or early 70s,, I fell in love with John Prine music and still can't get enough. I haven't heard lower east side in over 50 years.
Just come on home John, so happy someone in that club in Chicago recognized what an impressive special talent you had! We all thank them too:))
I was lucky enough to find him in the early '70s but very sadly lost him two days ago. America lost one its all-time greatest singer / songwriters on April 7, 2020 to COVID-19. John Prine was and still is my favorite artist. My wife and I have seen him in concert many times and always looked forward to his annual concert here in the Bay Area of California. But now that has ended. My condolences to his wife, Fiona, and his family. Rest In Peace John. You will be dearly missed. But at least we are fortunate enough to have your great and classic songs to listen to forever
His American roots ... yes like Samuel Clemons (I read every bit I could get when I broke back and John is the next True Thing for me and For Us All).
His straight plain beauty never ever misses with ... all of us. He evoked so much love with his true words. I cannot come close to imparting the joy he gave me and I have surprised and blessed others to seek ... his truth and the love he shines so uniquely and generously with all of us. Let us draw closer to each other ... when this shadow passes. And the will never dim on his Life so Well Given. Bless You John and pull through ... you know how deeply you are cared for.
Happy to be a John Prine fan.
It seems like lately I’ve been dropping pieces of my heart left and right but thank God or Yahweh or pudding or nothing, whatever you believe in that folks like Mr. Prine left their music behind to help us forward.
I've seen John twice in the past few years. As well as being a marvelous songwriter and wordsmith he plays a brilliant gig.
i'm praying for you John, there ain't no one else like you.. you truly made this world better
This song and this singer can't beat the combination. God bless everyone from Patrick
...thank you John...just thank you...
Prine, you are a legend, one of the best souls I’ve ever had the privilege to witness and this shit world is a lesser place without you in it
God bless you John Prine and RIP - best signing poet since Bob Dylan ! Great and humble man. The Coronavirus took him from us in April, 2020.
National Treasure. Mark Twain with a guitar, for certain.
Amen, John !!!!!!
Bonnie Raitt gave John that label...
@@steveb9325 I don't think it's a great comparison, to tell the truth, except maybe they both had a good sense of humor, and a sense of the mystical.
We were just saying...What a wonderful story teller! The Best❤‼
Always loved ya, since before I was born, your music and a little drink brought me here... Cause your gone, have shed so many tears... Miss you John!
The many reasons why I love John Prine! I love it all. Everything about him and HIM!
So sad to say goodbye, John...rest in peace...'when I get to Heaven' - sing with Steve Goodman and make the sky ring with your amazing music...
Loved the man and his music for decades. Ordered the first album and had to wait for it.
I found him too recently but well before he died ...
Not bloody long enough though as it turns out ...
I’m still finding his stuff and am now glad I am ...
Never met him, not from the US south, Yorkshire U.K. instead,
He comes over though and I laugh and cry equally ...
Where the hell was i that I never fou d him earlier and saw him ...
what a man
This new work is as good as any he had done in the past. Could there be any doubt?
Love his music!!! So real!!
John you left us too soon. I hope you got your guitar and started your rock n roll band. May you Rest in Peace. 😪💙🎸🎶
very lucky to see his show in the fall of 2019 with my son who died about 10 days before John, they both went too early....rest easy men
I am sorry for your loss, may they travel safe✌🏻
My father had Please Don't Bury Me played at his funeral in 2011.. John Prine will be handed down in my family.
Ugh, heart broken.. We have lost John Prine. 🥺💔😞
Spent today listening to lots of John Prine. Tears welling up. Hope it all worked out for you John and your enjoying a vodka and ginger ale. RIP buddy.
Sitting at my kitchen table wishing Prine was still alive if I was God and able I would bring him home.
God did bring him home.
I have never found Mr Prine in the Used Record bins either. I dont expect I ever will.
I taught my son how to sing "Please Don't Bury Me" in the third grade. That was a long time ago. He's 20 now. We both got together and sang it to his teacher after school. I'm not sure what she thought of us but we really enjoyed it :-)
About four weeks from now, I'm going to take my son to see you in concert. It'll be both of our firsts. See you at Harris Center.
Talk about capturing a feeling Barry!? Great. Hope the show was great.
Thanks for all the music John! You will be missed.
Gives me goosebumps hearing him sing ... I grew up and my grandparents loved to drink and listen to John prine it’s very nostalgic for me ..... as a 28 year old hip hop fan I got lots respect for this man John prine musical legend and spits more bars than all the radio rappers
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Being from KY, I love this song!!!!!!!!! John, you're the best !!!!!!!!
All of these songs are simply amazing.Bravissimo!
“And if the wind blows just right you might be in my arms tonight” Heard JP for the first time whilst listening to a late night Bob Harris radio show....never looked back. When he visits the UK I always drop everything, saw Todd Snider support him at the Festival Hall once...what a night. If people don’t get JP then ten to one they have very ordinary or even shit taste in music . Sweeping statement I know but I’d sweep all those people down to Cafe Bland.
John Prine you have been blessed and have blessed us with an amazing career and story. You are a legend.
His music is the feather in forest gump blowing from place to place touching souls with his healing truths