My second concert in my life, i was nineteen in denver, love him 💜 miss him forever changed my heart 💯

Sounds nice

I first discovered JP playing Sam Stone on an LP with various artists. It was not until the Great Days Anthology that I heard him again and I was addicted for life since then. I bought all his old and newer work ever since. With Leonard Cohen an Neil Young he forms my favourite male trio. Only saw him twice: in Paradiso Amsterdam and the Patronaat Haarlem. Wow i was deeply move by these performances and very sad his Antwerp performance was first postponed and later cancellend because of health issues. JP’s Please don’t bury me and Sandy Danny’s no end are on top of my burial music list.

He was the best! I saw him in Vancouver and his band took a much needed break and he kept playing wow. His music will always live on to his fans and young people that will keep discovering his music for years to come. I will always be a fan❤❤❤😂

AS WE ALL SHALL PASS. WE REMEMBER THE MAGIC WORDS OF TRUTH. BLESS YOU SIR

I got nothing better 😂❤.

People like John Prine are just gifted story tellers and musicians. I am just learning guitar and it makes me feel so much better to hear him talk about only knowing a few chords. He doesn’t claim to be a great guitar player. He has all kinds of insecurities that you can relate to. I just love him. RIP well done good and faithful servant

This area is home…and you can tell when ppl cover this song if they know the area or not

This is so Cool.., Gulfport. Peace Ya'll. I used to eat at Arnold's Cafeteria, on 8th Ave in Nashville, and I always sat at the table where John's picture was posted above the Napkins Dispenser. I believe Thursdays was Meat Loaf Day. The food is bad ass... and John said so. on meat loaf night.

My daughter recently moved to Gulfport and was excited to let me know John had a home there and that a mural was created by the community honoring him. On my first visit I wasn’t going to leave without paying my respects to one of the greatest of the greatest singer-song writers of my generation. His genius at best is rarely matched. I like to think he’s in heaven smoking that “nine mile long cigarette”.

What I really enjoy about the songs that JP wrote is they all seem to be real life experiences of his . It's interesting to me to hear the stories of his life from him himself . He may be gone now but he will live on forever through his songs . Who's gonna fill his shoes ?

Still breaks my heart.😪Poet Laureate

I’m still sad but seeing John play in Toronto not long before he died made my life better thank God I made it to that event ❤️

Every time I listen to you it’s nothing but tears. My brother turned me onto you in the 70s. He was two years older than me, and he died two years after you. So when I listen to you I think of both of you.

This is wonderful....thanks so much for sharing, Cathy! xoxoxo

Stevie Ray Vaughan & Andres Segovia😎🎸Guitarists!🎸🎙🎼📻

When I was watching the news on TV and saw the Peabody Coal Company went broke, I clapped. The progress of man comes back around.

I had no idea he had died, all I knew was that this John Prine wrote about heartbreak too perfectly to not be intimately experienced with it himself, that song Rocky mountain time's last verse hit me hard and gave me flashbacks of hard times, I love Johns songs, it's nice that his art was acknowledged, although it wasn't till he was an old man.

"John Prine" AND Lightfoot

Trump has my vote

Gulfport is a town in the Great State OF Mississippi !!

A true gem..cut down by covid cuz he was a serious cigarette afficianado...

The last of my 7 times seeing him was in Beaver Dam, Ky near where Paradise lays on the Green River in Mullenburg County

Summers End was John's heartfelt sorrow of the fentanyl and other drug scourge rampaging. Saw a video of victims of drug ODs, family and friends had them just being kids, but now are gone. John we sure miss you.

John Prine could sing straight into your heart.

I always have a box of tissue and a glass of wine when Prine is on. He's usually on at my place.😢

Marty Stuart adds to this so much!

To this day, I still am broken hearted at the passing of my favorite artist. His music will live on forever.

John sang our lives ,right from his heart❤

New. Great. Thank you.

The guitar is facing the wrong way on front cover

what a great song

I love this shit when the two best that ever were MARTY Stewert and John Prine pokes little fun at each other and ang says go ahead bro it’s your turn and the other one says it aint my turn you wrote it and the other one said yea I wrote it but you recorded it and I ask well who made the most money off of it and they both laugh and say dumb ass they ain’t no money in music you may get a car and a personal bar and a one time flame and a couple you can never get rid of again it’s all part of the course of course and you can love it or leave it but I ain’t going nowhere I found it perfected it moulded it in my own hand so you just move along and leave mine alone and I’ll see you when the band gets together again…

syphilitic parasitics, hehehe

Brilliant! Best rock artist ever.

John was simply the best the best singer songwriter in this generation, I have been familiar with John since 1978 and I am in awe of what he’s accomplished since then! I was fortunate enough to see him at an intimate setting, at a vineyard outside of San Jose in 2016! I had tickets for his concert at Red Rocks in 2019 but couldn’t make it😔 He will forever go down in history as a unique part of the essence of down home music! I wish I could have grown up in that era! So much simpler 😊

Thank you John. Let’s look at him not being sad because he is gone but so very glad that he was here✌️❤️

I had no idea that had died one evening in April as I had been in the back pasture all afternoon and well into the night digging fence posts. I remember coming in around midnight, made a cold meat loaf and a glass of cream sherry, picked up my 69 D-45 and started off at the top of my two hour setllist with John Sebastian's "Stories We Could Tell", took a bite and a sip... Buffett's "If I Could Just Get It On Paper", another bite and another sip. Ironically, Please Don't Bury Me had popped into my head, but for the life of me couldn't remember the opening line.... so I decided on "Bruised Orange" Not a dozen words into the first chorus my daughter (a huge JP fan) came downstairs and with tears in her eyes, apologized for interrupting and told me that John Prine had died. I made me a hot dog, got a glass of ginger ale (without the vodka).... and my daughter and I stayed up all night - played every one of the ninety or so that I have somehow managed to commit to memory in this swiss cheese brain of mine. And I remember thinking that I'm only one of a million folks out there who will make his music immortal....

Great songs sung by a soulful voice. And props to the band🎸🎶🎸‼

"Every Day is a Treat, Now That You're Not My Baby!" Jesse Moore. Sounds like he knew my ex-girlfriend from Seattle!!!

Never heard of these guy's.

What is this supposed to be? Trump is a snake, that i know for certain.

didnt know him , but love and understand where he comes from.... 37:57 37:57

Great song and video powerfully sung by Tom. Will we ever learn

You know he is smoking a 9 foot cigarette right now, and drinking a gallon or so of something really bad for humans .

Jon, we were together at Fort Bragg for a few months in the latter half of 1966. The fact that I remember you so well after all these years just goes to prove what a good guy you were. Thanks for your friendship so long ago. It meant a lot.

This is really GOOD!!! 😉

This is beautiful!

I think that John was a great writer right up there with Dylan and Neil Young I'll listen to his music till I'm not here able to listen no more and be up there with him in the sky Jesus is real

A classic blues tune!