John Prine – Long Monday
About the Song Few songwriters could paint longing and heartache with such plainspoken beauty as John Prine, and his 2005 track “Long Monday” is a perfect example of his gentle…
About the Song Few songwriters could paint longing and heartache with such plainspoken beauty as John Prine, and his 2005 track “Long Monday” is a perfect example of his gentle…
About the Song When it comes to blending humor with heart, few songwriters ever did it better than John Prine—and “Please Don’t Bury Me” is one of his finest, funniest,…
About the Song When Steve Earle released “Copperhead Road” in 1988, he didn’t just give us a song—he gave us a full-blown Southern outlaw epic. This track, the title song…
About the Song If you’ve ever stumbled upon an old photograph, a worn-out postcard, or a dusty trinket from years gone by and felt your heart tug just a little—you…
About the Song If there’s one song that beautifully captures the wit, wisdom, and warmhearted mischief of John Prine, it’s “When I Get to Heaven.” Released in 2018 on his…
About the Song If you were listening to the radio in late 1975, chances are the gentle strum of John Denver’s guitar and the unmistakably pure harmony of Olivia Newton-John…
About the Song “To Know Him Is to Love Him,” beautifully interpreted by the legendary trio of Dolly Parton, Linda Ronstadt, and Emmylou Harris, stands as one of the most…
About the Song “Angel from Montgomery,” brilliantly crafted by the legendary songwriter John Prine, gained renewed warmth and profound depth through the unforgettable duet featuring Prine and iconic blues artist…
About the Song John Prine’s poignant song “Sam Stone,” from his powerful self-titled 1971 debut album John Prine, is widely regarded as one of the most affecting musical portrayals of…
About the Song John Prine’s timeless classic, “Illegal Smile,” first appeared as the opening track on his celebrated 1971 self-titled debut album, John Prine. Known affectionately by longtime fans as…