Ahhh Baby that was so goddamn good! My boys always loved this song but their favorite is Sweet Revenge. Give that one a listen

Mister John Prine. Can you say Mister? Mister 😂

i can say that sitting in the audience at a john prine show is a completely magical experience his aura just fills the entire room and moves right through you he just connects everyone there together and you know you're a part of something truly special! such a beautiful and unique soul ♡

I have loved John Prine for at least 40 years. Got to see him live in a small concert in a small city close to me. It was like visiting with a friend who stopped by. I love your calm appreciation of this great artist.

This song touches on it all baby! Life, ups downs, happy, sad, good and evil.

John Prine was touted as the new Bob Dylan!! So Dylan came first!!😊

For as long as I can remember when I’m cooking out on the grill I look at my wife and say “ Man their sizzlin !” She has no idea why 😂 I miss John Prine

Brownsville girl ( Dylan 's song)!!! I'm happy for you !!! 5k !!!! And it's so good,to hear and see again John Prine!!!

@jessem470

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Brownsville Girl was co written by Sam Shepard Sam was a great poet and went out with Patti Smith in early 70s When Patti’s husband Fred passed it was Dylan who helped he get back on road and brought he out on tour Dylan , Smith , Prine Rory sure has reached the best of the best

@jessem470

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Sam Shepard : poet , playwright , novelist and actor Felt I needed to correct my downplaying his achievement

My favorite John Prine song, also my favorite version. So nice to see him there with his son. No one could tell a story quite like John, the humor, the heartbreak, the sausages! His death hit me unexpectedly hard. The pandemic was already hard enough, but then, losing him too. I cried for days. Now, I can finally listen again and smile. RIP, John. By peaceful waters.

@annesalfi3649

5 ай бұрын

His son? Where?

I love John Prine. he wrote all most all his songs when he was 22 years old, just amazing!! he died of covid!!😪

Souvenirs, Spanish Pipedream, Paradise, Hello in There, so much more Prine to hear.

@Newfie-zc7ug

10 ай бұрын

You got that right......his Greatest Hits is a Double album......says it all.

Nice to see someone get Prine-pilled in real time. He never got as famous as he should have, but he was the type of artist that if he meant anything to you, he meant a lot to you. The last decade or so of his life he was constantly being referenced by great songwriters like Jason Isbell, Bon Iver, Kacey Musgraves to name a few. To the point where he was making more money than he ever had previously because he was getting discovered by a new generation. He bought himself a Porsche that he couldn’t get in and out of. 😂 My request would be to pick any song of his at random and react. They’re all good.

Life and death and everything in between (tho, no, the naked bodies weren't them). The historic, the specific, the horrific, the personal, it all happened there. And him telling the beginning of their story as plainly as he could: "We were standing by peaceful waters" when it all began. The extended outro feels like the fullness of life washing over me.

thanks man.

You get him. His music makes me happy. Saw him in California in the early 70’s with bonnie Raitt. Saw him every time he came to Austin. Rest in Peace John!

I'm so glad you're doing more JP..I knew you would love him

The first time I saw him was in a bar in Chicago 52 years ago. Saw him many times. Miss him terribly.

Being the youngest of 12, including my MOM and now grand kids and great grandkids. Four generations can't be wrong. Rest in peace Mom (DAD passed away when I was a year old) and John Prine

I think you would love Townes Van Zandt Another great songwriter

Great song, and undoubtedly the best performance of it around. Thanks for this one! Very nice reaction. Did you catch the broken string on John's guitar at the end there?

That was awesome very Dylan!! I really enjoyed that, thank You Rory and Mint Chocolate Chip and again Congratulations Rory 5k 👏 😊💓🤘✌️

This is certainly an amazing version of this song. The first time I heard it though was the one he performed on Elvis Costello's short lived (and incredible) series called Spectacle. That version is absolutely stunning.

I was born and raised in Chicago and me and my buddy's use to hang out in Twin Lakes Wisconsin alot in the late 60's and early 70's. Boating and drinking in the Summer and snowmobiling and drinking in the Winter. 😆

Masterpiece ! Pure and simple

I love him so much...There's just something so comforting and connective about him and his music

5k! 🎉😊

awesome I didn’t know til now you did this. Already know it’s gonna be a good reaction. Edit: that Dylan song you’re referring to is Brownsville Girl

What a storyteller!!❤❤

Johnnie was the greatest songwriter and person ever. I've seen him several times myself and consider myself blessed for doing so.

I saw him perform this not long before he died. At the end of the song he put his guitar down on the floor and danced around it for a couple of minutes. Just amazing.

dylan was a big fan of john prine , name checks him in a song i forget which one tho

You're thinking of Brownsville Girl. John wrote Lake Marie long before Dylan and Sam Shephard wrote Brownsville Girl. But good comparison. But I don't think you should compare Prine to Dylan. Prine was his own self and I don't think borrowed from anybody.

Look up to see what Bob D said about JP.

The key to this song is it begins with an impossibility. Two babies could not have commucated with Indians who had never met a white person...so what is this song about? I can tell you it's deeper than the two lakes.