Absolutely a beautiful concert. Pitty you can give him only one thumb up. I'm from the Netherlands. Where he was not so known well. So i discovered him later. But i’m glad I did. He enriched my life. I'm so sorry he's gone. Rest in peace John.
I did get to see him ! Amazing man , tells a story with every song , other day I listened to some song I never heard of ! He will be greatly missed , Glad you enjoy him also !
I had never heard of John Prine until I saw on the news he had passed. I looked for him on u-tube and have been listening to him ever since. He is awesome. He was such a talented man. ❤
Here's how I discovered him. Came home from work on a Saturday while the family was out. Hit the couch and turned on the TV expecting to nap. I stumbled on Austin City Limits and this was on. Got his Lost Dogs CD the next day, and more after. Took the family to see him at the Boulder Theater. Iconic voice, songwriter, and player with such wit, cleverness and a sense of humor. ua-cam.com/video/gNxuo_HdBhY/v-deo.html
I first heard of him as I walked into a jail cell and an inmate was sitting on the floor playing a guitar, and singing Sam Stone that was 1977 and I was 21 now I'm 67 and know almost every word to every song he has written.
My dad knew he was dying, one of my last pictures of him being lucid was when he was listening to my John Prine collection on my phone and sitting in the California sun.
I was at Earl of Old Town in 1972, Kris Kristofferson was on stage and he called a young Chicago guy to join him. His name was John Prine. Kris said he would be famous if he would ever take voice lessons. John replied saying his guitar teacher suggested tuning the guitar to his voice. John gave up and instead tuned his lyrics to our lives. He is a national treasure. He and Steve Goodman are playing music together along with so many other great ones who left us too soon.
Wish I would have went and seen him in Clearwater. he was just sitting around playing occasionally around pier 60 and random bars ..Never knew my bluegrass roots would have been Honored to have met him.Thankyou UA-cam for catching me up before it's really to late to see the LIGHT🕯️! Keep em tuned to 432 brother until we meet .Peace ✌️ OUT.
I fell in love with John's music the first time I heard it. I immediately put meeting him on my bucket list. Sadly, there was no time for that to happen. When he was ill, I completely focused on his health reports. I have never been starstruck before or since, but I wept when he passed. It was some time before I could listen to his music again. In fact, it is still a bit difficult. He touched me deeply. Thank you, John. I hope you are singing for all the souls in heaven. Now, that would be an awesome reward for them. R.I. P.
True for me also. About the only celebrity death I ever cried openly about. Something about that combination of wise touching human poetry, great humor, musicality
I live near Nashville and he was at Vanderbilt Hospital where I had all my babies. Followed the story closely and since they are a hospital of excellence somehow thought he would pull through. The day I heard one of my best friends died, another friend called and said simply "John died" and we cried together. Loved him since 1971.
This show is fantastic! John’s music is such a comfort to me. I envision JP standing by peaceful waters, smoking a cigarette that’s nine miles long, and drinking a vodka and ginger ale. Next to him is my dear husband whom I lost to Covid 4 months later. They are both sporting illegal smiles. I will love them both forever and a day ♥️
This was the first time I've been able to really listen to an entire concert without falling to pieces. without falling to pieces. I'm still crying but they're Bitter Sweet tears the world truly lost a treasure
The word great is thrown around to often. He was a great man. Part of what made him so great is that he did not understand his greatness, which allowed him to speak to us ordinary people. I just finished Todd Snider's book. He speaks of entertaining stories of his relationship with many legends. He makes it very clear that Mr. Prine was in a class all by himself by the way he treated ordinary people. He also spoke very highly of Kris Kristofferson, which is neat since he is the one who made it happen for John Prine.
My wife and I were fortunate to see John shortly before his passing. I'll be forever grateful. Can't help but feel that life on earth is slightly less loving, less joyful without John but at least we have his music to carry forward.
John is so dearly missed. This is why. There is nothing more moving and beautiful than JP live. All of our lives were enriched by his life, and diminished by his passing.
Saw him live in Manitiwoc. Snuck up on stage prior to the concert. He was huddled with two others in the corner of the stage, as if in prayer. I turned around, and walked back off. He performed for shy of three hours, ....never took a break. AMAZING CONCERT!
I wish John was still with us so I could present him with my very own lifetime achievement award. He provided my wife and I with years of enjoyment. Among the greatest souvenirs we have collected are memories of seeing John perform and sharing his music with us.
SOUVENIRS of priceless quality and He was more than a real door prize. I could handle the void left from his passing so much less painfully with an illegal smile. But like he pointed out, the medicines are less effective since medical establishments married insurance companies and both beholding to GOV LEO interests more than humane decency.
Ya gotta know: if you never traveled through the state of Kentucky, you'll not fully understand the reason for this artistic genius. You get in those back hills and bottoms and you will find true Paradise. John Prine had it goin on for sure 5 miles away from wherever he is!
I feel like one of the most fortunate men ever and the luckiest for coming across and buying John's very first album. I'm pretty sure I've heard every song he has ever recorded and released over these 50 odd years you can never get enough. A beautiful man!
He's in Heaven drinking a vodka ginger ale, smoking a cigarette nine miles long, and kissing the girls on the tilt-a-whirl!😆 Man he is the best storytelling songwriter ever! Never had to sell his soul either like Bob Dylan! He's he's up there with the real Commander and Chief, jamming in God's band and running him ragged I would imagine! 🤣✌️🤟 Rest in peace John!, We all miss you down here!, see you soon!!!
I discovered John Prine back in the seventies and have been a fan every since then. Thanks so very much for sharing your talents with us while you were here John! You will always be here through your music and your words.
Just 3yrs ago, man his voice was strong again. kudos to the sound engineer who made it sound like a jam but was putting the correct instruments forward at the right time. And they got JP's voice out there too.
And Jason Wilber holding it all together--I wish he would have played more harmonica! Such a beautiful musician whatever he plays. He & Prine were priceless together.
Love John Prine. John knew he was vocally challenged but it was the genius of his songwriting and the honesty of his delivery that was his gift. Shout out to the wonderful musicians that performed with John. You Rocked!
Somewhere smoking a cigarette 9 miles long With all the things that go between a woman and a man, i know my friend and hero John Prine really truly understands❤❤❤
Saw him first in 1990 in Greenville SC and last in 2018 at the Ryman. Man, John could work a crowd, just like he did in this one. I've been in a band for years, and we play Lake Marie, Illegal Smile, and a few other tunes from time-to-time. I always look forward to playing/singing a Prine tune when I see it on the setlist. What a national treasure he was
1st time i heard him sing, i was wowed to my sole by his talents and how insightful his music is. I may be older now but not so old that i can't see and hear pure genius. YOU HAVE A NEW FAN FOR LIFE WOW GREAT MUSIC THANKYOU SIR.!!!
I sadly only discovered his music only a few year’s ago he came to Australia wa lucky enough to see him and Tyler Childers fantastic concerts had tickets to see him again before COVID cancelled the concert unfortunately took him away from AU’s but has left us all a lot of joyous music forever , enjoy paradise JP
You can just see how much Pat loved the music, I love watching him jam out, he knew he was part of something great. John Prine, may your music live on for generations, may your music, wisdom and humor touch others as it has mine.
1973 or so, stopped by the record store on my way home from college. John's first album was on the store's record player. Bought every subsequent album since. RIP John.
Simply the best..I just love his guitar playing..so smooth....like losing an old friend, all over again.... Here's some vodka and ginger ale...Cheers!! ♡♡♡
There are a few singers that can make you cry and laugh all in the same song. We lost a real gem when John passed. Singer , song writer , and story tell. Loved his music.
Knew Pat Mclaughlin from my childhood...that's him what ever the instrument or venue...saw him many times in my own home doing that same Bebop...he played my wedding back in 1979... a favorite memory of mine and he introduced me to Prine back in the seventies before he ever knew Mr Prine himself... Prine served him well too...kinda like Kristofferson served Prine
Occasionally, I lose the thread. Nothing makes me happy. Music always the last good thing to go. Then I slowly come back, and music brings me back. Prine did this. Today. Right here, right now. Thx, John 💜
I first became acquainted with John’s artistry in 1970.being from a musical family and a young guitarist and singer of many many songs.the first one I learned was grandpa was a carpenter.it changed my life and my musical profile if I may be so bold. But the impact was profound and remains so,to this day in 2022.I’m well into the senior years now and still take his songs to heart.every single one of them.I saw John on stage a couple times the first in Vancouver BC in 1971 or 72.a very impactful and heartfelt writer and performer.What you get with John on stage is just straight goods.A mastery of word smithing and the ability to grasp a crowd and keep them in his hand.Massaging the goodness and real life in all of us.You’re in the good place now John.I hope to be in your presence again.
Best concert I have ever seen (Wilmington, Delaware). John and his band stayed for an extended encore. He always had such a connection with his audience. One of the greats. His words hit home with everyone. Cannot believe he is gone. His music will always be with us.
Wonderful concert. Many old favourites, but some brilliant songs that I haven't heard before. Gosh, it's such a terrible pity that the great man is gone from us, but thank God, we still have this wonderful music to appreciate. RIP John. Gerry Farry.
I was fortunate to see John in 2014 for the first and only time. I received the tix for a birthday present from my two sons who found out I was a fan from some FB videos of John that I shared. They blew me away with that gift and was shocked they paid that close of attention to their old man. One of the greatest concerts I’ve ever been to and it’s the worlds loss that John ain’t in it..
Saw John Prine at Frederik Meijer Gardens years ago. I went there with my daughter, Rita. It was an outdoor concert and we ran into her father and his new wife... He takes her out for dinner and mine's are new clothes... that's the way that the world goes round you're up for Monday the next year down it's a happy enchilada🥴
DEAR JOHN, We, miss you, Thank you for all that We got still, in your for ever, One of us In all them memeries an, all t he other stuff we, still here in don’t forget about,to do,, thank’s to you John🇺🇸
0:23 - Love Love Love 4:25 - Glory of True Love 8:50 - Long Monday 12:12 - Taking a Walk 18:20 - Your Flag Decal Won't Get You Into Heaven Anymore 22:11 - Six O'Clock News 27:01 - Souvenirs 30:39 - Grandpa Was a Carpenter 35:05 - Hello In There 40:41 - Speed of the Sound of Loneliness with Kurt Vile 44:43. - Angel From Montgomery 49:40 - Pretty Good 54:17 - Lake Marie
Played with John a long time and man was I jealous being a Mando / guitar player myself! Imagine the stories he has just riding on the bus with John? Hope he wrote the good ones down!
His music spoke to everyone. I miss seeing him in concert. My husband and I followed him around the country and he brought us to this amazing HSB. Thank you John prine and Warren Hellman for all the music and amazing memories.
The Best of the Best!!! Someone needs to write a book with all his lyrics arranged to fit! I grew up with John and his music; Feel like I knew him personally. Ain’t it funny how time slips away? We never know what we have until it’s gone.
@@brianbolger6313 Be kind it's not that hard. John brought Peace and love to every song, every concert and every member of the audience. He was a good, kind man. Take a deep breath and hold it in long enough to permanently absorb some of John's love, kindness and peace.
I missed John Prine when he performed in New Haven in 2009 and have regretted it ever since. His music is a national treasure that will outlive us all. RIP, John Prine. You are sorely missed!
Glad you appreciate what Pat brings...he also cowrote most of The Tree Of Forgiveness and I Remember Everything... knowing Pat I can almost pick out the lines he contributed.dont know Prine at all so I could be over reaching
I have just discovered the music of John Prine, thanks to a subscription on You Tube. GREAT! Her voice, both deep and sweet, will brighten my day, when I'm down, her voice will put me back on my feet! RIP
The first present my girlfriend , now wife , bought me , 40 something years ago , was a John Prine Album. We were both fortunate to see him shortly before he passed. A true legend
Hey Zeroman- I shared this video on a John Prine channel back on Dec. 31st when it only had 7,000 views... and ONE comment, and look at it now!! The power of sharing...
Un musicien, chanteur avec une voix si singulière et incomparable comme ses textes enrobés de merveilleuses et douces mélodies. J'ai été profondément attristé d'apprendre sa disparition due au covid et de sa vieillesse bien sûr. Nostalgie quand tu nous tiens😢. Merci pour ses baumes enrobant nos cœurs et nos âmes de douceur.
I love all kinds of music. I didn’t know about John Prine until recently. I have tried to listen to all of his songs on UA-cam. It made me sad to find out he was already gone. Very few artists have moved me to tears with talent. Those that have it, have it and it is known immediately that they have it.
Moved to Boynton Bch. Fl 1973 met a nice couple who became my best friends. They introduced me to John Prine I was hooked he's the Dylan of my life. Love you John .
Been listen’n to John Prone for 51 years and I haven’t heard a musician of his caliber …. He’s not only a genius musician but a master of the human condition …… and he will never be equaled in artistic expression ….. long live John Prine …. 🙏
Great show! I saw him back in the 1970's at a place called the Exit/In in Nashville Tennessee. Just him and his guitar a one man show! And he was good 👍👍👍
In Spokane Washington he was on tour doing Lost Dogs Mixed Blessings tour. I was there. Rode the elevator with him. He said “ think you’re gonna like tonight’s show”. Man o Man. I Love and miss you J.P.
I won tickets to see him in Snowmass Colorado, following the concert ran into to him outside out accomodations and got to visit with him. My husband told him he was hoping to hear the Late John Garfield Blues. John sain he should of yelled it out. Next time he played in Denver, he did sing it that time. What an amazing talent and gift to us all. Miss him so much.
Absolutely a beautiful concert. Pitty you can give him only one thumb up. I'm from the Netherlands. Where he was not so known well. So i discovered him later. But i’m glad I did. He enriched my life. I'm so sorry he's gone. Rest in peace John.
I did get to see him ! Amazing man , tells a story with every song , other day I listened to some song I never heard of ! He will be greatly missed , Glad you enjoy him also !
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I had never heard of John Prine until I saw on the news he had passed. I looked for him on u-tube and have been listening to him ever since. He is awesome. He was such a talented man. ❤
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Get The Missing Years one of his finest!
Awesome! I really loved hearing Todd Snyder’s stories off his newest live release…’Live: Return of the Storyteller’ about John…Handsome John!! ❤
Here's how I discovered him. Came home from work on a Saturday while the family was out. Hit the couch and turned on the TV expecting to nap. I stumbled on Austin City Limits and this was on. Got his Lost Dogs CD the next day, and more after. Took the family to see him at the Boulder Theater. Iconic voice, songwriter, and player with such wit, cleverness and a sense of humor.
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Unfortunately, I came into knowing JP the same way, although I'd heard him often through Bonnie Raitte. What a genius. What an artist.
One of the greatest singer-songwriters ever. The soul, the musicianship, the poetry.
I first heard of him as I walked into a jail cell and an inmate was sitting on the floor playing a guitar, and singing Sam Stone that was 1977 and I was 21 now I'm 67 and know almost every word to every song he has written.
Don't forget the delivery and believability there will never be another Prine R.l.P buddy
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I have problems with my soul when trying to sing his songs. I want to laugh and cry... He is my Sam Stone........... Old Navy, OUT
Amen🍀🤚
My dad knew he was dying, one of my last pictures of him being lucid was when he was listening to my John Prine collection on my phone and sitting in the California sun.
Simply one of the best ever!!
Bless you. I know.
Beautiful memory! Treasure it! 🙏♥️🙏♥️
He is a legend!🎉
Nice memory
I was at Earl of Old Town in 1972, Kris Kristofferson was on stage and he called a young Chicago guy to join him. His name was John Prine. Kris said he would be famous if he would ever take voice lessons. John replied saying his guitar teacher suggested tuning the guitar to his voice. John gave up and instead tuned his lyrics to our lives. He is a national treasure. He and Steve Goodman are playing music together along with so many other great ones who left us too soon.
Oh yeah. Nice. Thanks.
I just love these stories!
Thank you for sharing!
Hear hear
This man John knew how to put simple words together and made some of the best music...I enjoy listening to him sing..
Wish I would have went and seen him in Clearwater. he was just sitting around playing occasionally around pier 60 and random bars ..Never knew my bluegrass roots would have been Honored to have met him.Thankyou UA-cam for catching me up before it's really to late to see the LIGHT🕯️!
Keep em tuned to 432 brother until we meet .Peace ✌️ OUT.
I fell in love with John's music the first time I heard it. I immediately put meeting him on my bucket list. Sadly, there was no time for that to happen. When he was ill, I completely focused on his health reports. I have never been starstruck before or since, but I wept when he passed. It was some time before I could listen to his music again. In fact, it is still a bit difficult. He touched me deeply.
Thank you, John. I hope you are singing for all the souls in heaven. Now, that would be an awesome reward for them. R.I. P.
True for me also. About the only celebrity death I ever cried openly about. Something about that combination of wise touching human poetry, great humor, musicality
I’m guessing he’s smokin’ a cigarette that’s nine miles long…
I live near Nashville and he was at Vanderbilt Hospital where I had all my babies. Followed the story closely and since they are a hospital of excellence somehow thought he would pull through. The day I heard one of my best friends died, another friend called and said simply "John died" and we cried together. Loved him since 1971.
I bet he is singing "when I get to heaven" to all in heaven
This show is fantastic! John’s music is such a comfort to me. I envision JP standing by peaceful waters, smoking a cigarette that’s nine miles long, and drinking a vodka and ginger ale. Next to him is my dear husband whom I lost to Covid 4 months later. They are both sporting illegal smiles. I will love them both forever and a day ♥️
WOW! What a tribute to them both! Love it!
That's so nice
Nice, and I thought I was the only one who drank vodka and ginger, man!? Hope to join the 4 of you up there someday, maybe add a splash of cran!?
❤😢
@@seangrexa4707 He called it a Gentleman Johnny, and usually it was diet ginger ale, and henceforth must we all....
This was the first time I've been able to really listen to an entire concert without falling to pieces. without falling to pieces. I'm still crying but they're Bitter Sweet tears the world truly lost a treasure
Amen! I saw JP the first time in a tiny bar out in Aspen while skiing!
I was better at listening to him than I was skiing, by FAR!💗🥰🤘🏽👽💥🙏
Amen!
Just found him , when he passed a friend posted something on Facebook that he was great, I agree, just wonder where I was.
@@bettybryson4384 enjoy!!
The word great is thrown around to often. He was a great man. Part of what made him so great is that he did not understand his greatness, which allowed him to speak to us ordinary people. I just finished Todd Snider's book. He speaks of entertaining stories of his relationship with many legends. He makes it very clear that Mr. Prine was in a class all by himself by the way he treated ordinary people. He also spoke very highly of Kris Kristofferson, which is neat since he is the one who made it happen for John Prine.
My wife and I were fortunate to see John shortly before his passing. I'll be forever grateful. Can't help but feel that life on earth is slightly less loving, less joyful without John but at least we have his music to carry forward.
I discovered John Prine too late in my life he was simply amazing RIP John you were one of the best
Pure genius! Best concert I have listened to in a long time. Made me cry & smile all at the same time. Love from Bridget Quigley O brien from ireland.
That's the Prine way to roll
Love from Austria to my beautiful irish sister
Me too!
John is so dearly missed. This is why. There is nothing more moving and beautiful than JP live. All of our lives were enriched by his life, and diminished by his passing.
Saw him live in Manitiwoc. Snuck up on stage prior to the concert. He was huddled with two others in the corner of the stage, as if in prayer. I turned around, and walked back off. He performed for shy of three hours, ....never took a break. AMAZING CONCERT!
26 thumbs down. What's wrong with your ears? John Prine is a national treasure.
They must have been grumpy from having such a long monday after a weekend of partying so they thumbs downed it.
Surely a mistake.
No. That's 26 thumbs up. No thumbs down.
I wish John was still with us so I could present him with my very own lifetime achievement award. He provided my wife and I with years of enjoyment. Among the greatest souvenirs we have collected are memories of seeing John perform and sharing his music with us.
He was to come to Ireland to do a concert but sadly passed away
SOUVENIRS of
priceless quality and He was more than a real door prize. I could handle the void left from his passing so much less painfully with an illegal smile. But like he pointed out, the medicines are less effective since medical establishments married insurance companies and both beholding to GOV LEO interests more than humane decency.
Ya gotta know: if you never traveled through the state of Kentucky, you'll not fully understand the reason for this artistic genius. You get in those back hills and bottoms and you will find true Paradise. John Prine had it goin on for sure 5 miles away from wherever he is!
I feel like one of the most fortunate men ever and the luckiest for coming across and buying John's very first album. I'm pretty sure I've heard every song he has ever recorded and released over these 50 odd years you can never get enough. A beautiful man!
Yes he was a legend in his own time!!
Me too.
You impress me as a Fan, of this Saint, named JOHN PRINE... Married to Fiona Prine... his old woman.
One of my truly beloved poets
He's in Heaven drinking a vodka ginger ale, smoking a cigarette nine miles long, and kissing the girls on the tilt-a-whirl!😆 Man he is the best storytelling songwriter ever! Never had to sell his soul either like Bob Dylan! He's he's up there with the real Commander and Chief, jamming in God's band and running him ragged I would imagine! 🤣✌️🤟 Rest in peace John!, We all miss you down here!, see you soon!!!
Good for you Carlyn B. !! He never gets old or boring, just fresher and more brilliant ❤
I love him like the brother I never met.
The DUDE with the mandolin has got it figured out ! Live LIFE !
He acts like he does, but actual playing is below mediocre.
He might have spent some time with Bluegrass folks
John Prine, an American treasure, R.I.P.
2020 sucked
John Prine changed my life. Been a fan for 40 plus years. Very blessed to have seen him live 6 times. I’m still grieving. His words give me comfort.
I discovered John Prine back in the seventies and have been a fan every since then. Thanks so very much for sharing your talents with us while you were here John! You will always be here through your music and your words.
Just 3yrs ago, man his voice was strong again. kudos to the sound engineer who made it sound like a jam but was putting the correct instruments forward at the right time. And they got JP's voice out there too.
This video is priceless but it makes me long for John and Little Steve Goodman on stage together again!
I have been listening to John ever since I was a child and still do.
And Jason Wilber holding it all together--I wish he would have played more harmonica! Such a beautiful musician whatever he plays. He & Prine were priceless together.
I have watched this so many times. Saw John one time, just noticed the crowd during Hello in There, total respect, admiration, love
Jason Wilbur
When I get to heaven 😍🤣
Best of the best ❣️😗
Wow
I was there and it’s embedded in my soul. He was taken to early🙏
Same, Steve. No one better than John.
Love John Prine. John knew he was vocally challenged but it was the genius of his songwriting and the honesty of his delivery that was his gift. Shout out to the wonderful musicians that performed with John. You Rocked!
Somewhere smoking a cigarette 9 miles long
With all the things that go between a woman and a man, i know my friend and hero John Prine really truly understands❤❤❤
Love this folk sound. Beautiful sound. All the instrumens sound great not to mention John Prine's unique lyrics.
I grew up with Pat Mc Laughlin he turned us on to Prine years before he could have known he'd ever take the stage with the man himself
1/2 an inch of water or a happy Enchilada...lol
By the time John began "Hello In There" I could hardly breathe for my tears had choked me so.
Saw him first in 1990 in Greenville SC and last in 2018 at the Ryman. Man, John could work a crowd, just like he did in this one. I've been in a band for years, and we play Lake Marie, Illegal Smile, and a few other tunes from time-to-time. I always look forward to playing/singing a Prine tune when I see it on the setlist. What a national treasure he was
1st time i heard him sing, i was wowed to my sole by his talents and how insightful his music is. I may be older now but not so old that i can't see and hear pure genius.
YOU HAVE A NEW FAN FOR LIFE WOW GREAT MUSIC THANKYOU SIR.!!!
He's dead, Jim.
He's dead Silent Solitude, but not as we know it Captain.
@@brianbolger6313 Live long and prosper, my friend, live long and prosper...
I've listened to John prine all my life 🧬
John doing what he loved. Absolutely great music
I sadly only discovered his music only a few year’s ago he came to Australia wa lucky enough to see him and Tyler Childers fantastic concerts had tickets to see him again before COVID cancelled the concert unfortunately took him away from AU’s but has left us all a lot of joyous music forever , enjoy paradise JP
You can just see how much Pat loved the music, I love watching him jam out, he knew he was part of something great. John Prine, may your music live on for generations, may your music, wisdom and humor touch others as it has mine.
an American poet. I'm still heartbroken.
1973 or so, stopped by the record store on my way home from college. John's first album was on the store's record player. Bought every subsequent album since. RIP John.
It's food and medicine for my heart and soul .Thank you, John Prine.
Simply the best..I just love his guitar playing..so smooth....like losing an old friend, all over again....
Here's some vodka and ginger ale...Cheers!! ♡♡♡
He LIVES ON with his music!
Thank you for the tunes!!! 😍
So beautiful.
Prine actually talked to people.
There are a few singers that can make you cry and laugh all in the same song. We lost a real gem when John passed. Singer , song writer , and story tell. Loved his music.
Gotta hand it to the mandolin player he has a good time all by himself.
Pat always looks like he is doing a rain dance....
Pat McLoughlin is one of his old friends from Nashville and co writer of many songs. I hope he's still performing after John's passing
Knew Pat Mclaughlin from my childhood...that's him what ever the instrument or venue...saw him many times in my own home doing that same Bebop...he played my wedding back in 1979... a favorite memory of mine and he introduced me to Prine back in the seventies before he ever knew Mr Prine himself... Prine served him well too...kinda like Kristofferson served Prine
Pat is all that and a bag of hog skins
Pat is a cool dude on a personal level too..a perfect compliment to Mr John Prine
Occasionally, I lose the thread. Nothing makes me happy. Music always the last good thing to go. Then I slowly come back, and music brings me back. Prine did this. Today. Right here, right now. Thx, John 💜
I miss this man so much it hurts- his music will live forever
I just found John's music ....I'm been obsessed for a while now and I see No end to it ....He just touched my heart ....What a GREAT Talent ....!!!
I first became acquainted with John’s artistry in 1970.being from a musical family and a young guitarist and singer of many many songs.the first one I learned was grandpa was a carpenter.it changed my life and my musical profile if I may be so bold. But the impact was profound and remains so,to this day in 2022.I’m well into the senior years now and still take his songs to heart.every single one of them.I saw John on stage a couple times the first in Vancouver BC in 1971 or 72.a very impactful and heartfelt writer and performer.What you get with John on stage is just straight goods.A mastery of word smithing and the ability to grasp a crowd and keep them in his hand.Massaging the goodness and real life in all of us.You’re in the good place now John.I hope to be in your presence again.
Best concert I have ever seen (Wilmington, Delaware). John and his band stayed for an extended encore. He always had such a connection with his audience. One of the greats. His words hit home with everyone. Cannot believe he is gone. His music will always be with us.
John Prine music takes me home. What an awesome writer.
Simple, humble, romantic genius. Relevant to the very end in his own vintage manner. He is missed 😞
I am always amazed each time I really listen to the words, what a genius in make things tie together, just in awe. Great words and music.
Wonderful concert. Many old favourites, but some brilliant songs that I haven't heard before. Gosh, it's such a terrible pity that the great man is gone from us, but thank God, we still have this wonderful music to appreciate. RIP John. Gerry Farry.
My first time finding this; it's incredible. I so miss John, Jason and Dave together. 100% gorgeous.
I was fortunate to see John in 2014 for the first and only time. I received the tix for a birthday present from my two sons who found out I was a fan from some FB videos of John that I shared. They blew me away with that gift and was shocked they paid that close of attention to their old man. One of the greatest concerts I’ve ever been to and it’s the worlds loss that John ain’t in it..
Saw John Prine at Frederik Meijer Gardens years ago. I went there with my daughter, Rita. It was an outdoor concert and we ran into her father and his new wife...
He takes her out for dinner and mine's are new clothes... that's the way that the world goes round you're up for Monday the next year down it's a happy enchilada🥴
Buys her new clothes
You're up one day the next you're down
San Judas Tadeo John Prine.
We got lots of love for you John Prine
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Thanks 😊
DEAR JOHN,
We, miss you,
Thank you for all that
We got still, in your for ever, One of us
In all them memeries an,
all t he other stuff we, still here in don’t forget about,to do,, thank’s to you John🇺🇸
Watching this concert was pure joy. Thank you so much for posting it. Love JP forever, and I’ll add a day
John Prine has a song
to perfectly fit my every
my every mood! He is
SO amazingly RIGHT ON! RIP. John 😍
0:23 - Love Love Love
4:25 - Glory of True Love
8:50 - Long Monday
12:12 - Taking a Walk
18:20 - Your Flag Decal Won't Get You Into Heaven Anymore
22:11 - Six O'Clock News
27:01 - Souvenirs
30:39 - Grandpa Was a Carpenter
35:05 - Hello In There
40:41 - Speed of the Sound of Loneliness with Kurt Vile
44:43. - Angel From Montgomery
49:40 - Pretty Good
54:17 - Lake Marie
John and the band just lifted my spirit
RIP JP👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
So wonderful to see, & here !
Greatly missed
Apsoluty yes
Always a great story teller &:funny but true
Always a great story teller &:funny but true
TOTALLY, TOTALLY AWESOME PERFORMANCE
Love this man and his guitar
I was raised on John Prine.
Grateful to have seen this! Thank you John Prine for all your music and insights.👏🙏❤️✨🌎
It was on my way to Muscle Shoals, Alabama in 1977, when I first heard John Prine.
Was always glad.
Wish I coulda' been there...old guys ruled that day.
I was there :) first and last time I got to see John Prine live
What a talent, music lovers everywhere miss that guy.
Jason Wilbur is great, pure class.
Amazing player, classy and very tactful. He was so skilled but he never overshadowed the lyrics, his playing was perfect for John.
Played with John a long time and man was I jealous being a Mando / guitar player myself! Imagine the stories he has just riding on the bus with John? Hope he wrote the good ones down!
His music spoke to everyone. I miss seeing him in concert. My husband and I followed him around the country and he brought us to this amazing HSB. Thank you John prine and Warren Hellman for all the music and amazing memories.
The Best of the Best!!!
Someone needs to write a book with all his lyrics arranged to fit!
I grew up with John and his music; Feel like I knew him personally.
Ain’t it funny how time slips away? We never know what we have until it’s gone.
I love this guy he’s my go to guy when ever I need a pick up Fifty years now May 30 2023
Great Concert... Thank you John... Rest in peace, God Bless John Prine..
Evrytime i hear him play dark shadows are gone. My heart begin to sing and his music lift me higher. Feel strong and happy. Praise-the-lord!
Praise life. Praise John. Don't do a good man down by association with yr bronze age murder cult.
@@brianbolger6313 Be kind it's not that hard. John brought Peace and love to every song, every concert and every member of the audience. He was a good, kind man. Take a deep breath
and hold it in long enough to permanently absorb some of John's love, kindness and peace.
Great songwriter, musician, and phenomenal person.
Truly missed!
One of the Great American storytellers - hi is missed! RIP John
I missed John Prine when he performed in New Haven in 2009 and have regretted it ever since. His music is a national treasure that will outlive us all. RIP, John Prine. You are sorely missed!
So loved him. Legend
Glad you appreciate what Pat brings...he also cowrote most of The Tree Of Forgiveness and I Remember Everything... knowing Pat I can almost pick out the lines he contributed.dont know Prine at all so I could be over reaching
I tried to get to see him in person before me or John went to heaven, but I will see him at "The Tree of Forgivenes " rest in peace, I 💕 you
You still fuckin Rock and Roll!
"That is when I get to Heaven 🙏"
John Prine was a fantastic musician and person. God bless all from Patrick
Ah, looks so nice! seems like a fabulous afternoon from another time. . . . , With A tear & Sigh
I have just discovered the music of John Prine, thanks to a subscription on You Tube. GREAT! Her voice, both deep and sweet, will brighten my day, when I'm down, her voice will put me back on my feet! RIP
The first present my girlfriend , now wife , bought me , 40 something years ago , was a John Prine Album. We were both fortunate to see him shortly before he passed. A true legend
Hey Zeroman- I shared this video on a John Prine channel back on Dec. 31st when it only had 7,000 views... and ONE comment, and look at it now!! The power of sharing...
Thanks! Now it gets 500 views a days! It's all for Handsome Johnny.
Legend...and phenomenal band
I was in the audience. We were going nuts! It was like we were all with him.
❤️
Hi and thanks for giving us those really good moments!
John Prine was a Person we will never forget.
👍👌♥️
Un musicien, chanteur avec une voix si singulière et incomparable comme ses textes enrobés de merveilleuses et douces mélodies. J'ai été profondément attristé d'apprendre sa disparition due au covid et de sa vieillesse bien sûr. Nostalgie quand tu nous tiens😢. Merci pour ses baumes enrobant nos cœurs et nos âmes de douceur.
A brilliant real life writer/ composer!!! And love watching his back up men ! especially the mandolin guy!!! He loves playing music!!!
I love all kinds of music. I didn’t know about John Prine until recently. I have tried to listen to all of his songs on UA-cam. It made me sad to find out he was already gone. Very few artists have moved me to tears with talent. Those that have it, have it and it is known immediately that they have it.
Only 5 years ago ? God, I miss John Prine's music - nobody else can perform like he did. He a was unique and very special artist.
I came to Prine far too late in life. His magic with lyrics and simple but impactful music make him someone I could listen to forever
Been a fan of John Prime since the 1970s. Will miss you 💖💖🙏
Moved to Boynton Bch. Fl 1973 met a nice couple who became my best friends. They introduced me to John Prine I was hooked he's the Dylan of my life. Love you John
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Been listen’n to John Prone for 51 years and I haven’t heard a musician of his caliber …. He’s not only a genius musician but a master of the human condition …… and he will never be equaled in artistic expression ….. long live John Prine …. 🙏
Great show! I saw him back in the 1970's at a place called the Exit/In in Nashville Tennessee. Just him and his guitar a one man show! And he was good 👍👍👍
Paradise.
Totally agree. Hopefully it comes back to us in some form or another.
In Spokane Washington he was on tour doing Lost Dogs Mixed Blessings tour. I was there. Rode the elevator with him. He said “ think you’re gonna like tonight’s show”. Man o Man. I Love and miss you J.P.
I won tickets to see him in Snowmass Colorado, following the concert ran into to him outside out accomodations and got to visit with him. My husband told him he was hoping to hear the Late John Garfield Blues. John sain he should of yelled it out. Next time he played in Denver, he did sing it that time. What an amazing talent and gift to us all. Miss him so much.
"Hello in There" just makes me cry like a baby..... and I''m 70,,,, thank God for video...!!!