John Prine (Tribute Performance) - "I Remember Everything" - UN's 75th Anniversary

A John Prine Tribute Performance of "I Remember Everything" on “Peace Through Music: A Global Event for Social Justice", celebrating the 75th Anniversary of the United Nations. Featuring: Nathaniel Rateliff, Shemekia Copeland, Keb Mo, and Jim James.
Contributions from partners and all donations made to Peace Through Music’s Fundraiser will support the Playing For Change Foundation, the United Nations Population Fund, Sankofa, Silkroad, and The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Foundation - organizations that strive to eradicate poverty, inequality, and systemic racial and gender discrimination around the world.
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"I Remember Everything" (Lyrics)
Alright
I've been down this road before
I remember every tree
Every single blade of grass
Holds a special place for me
And I remember every town
And every hotel room
And every song I ever sang
On a guitar out of tune
I remember everything
Things I can't forget
The way you turned and smiled on me
On the night that we first met
And I remember every night
Your ocean eyes of blue
How I miss you in the morning light
Like roses miss the dew
I've been down this road before
Alone as I can be
Careful not to let my past
Go sneaking up on me
Got no future in my happiness
Though regrets are very few
Sometimes a little tenderness
Was the best that I could do
I remember everything
Things I can't forget
Swimming pools of butterflies
That slipped right through the net
And I remember every night
Your ocean eyes of blue
How I miss you in the morning light
Like roses miss the dew
How I miss you in the morning light
Like roses miss the dew
Singer. Songwriter. Poet. Icon.
John Prine was an artist’s artist with a list of admirers and collaborators that cut across musical genres and generations - names like Kris Kristofferson, Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen, Bonnie Raitt, Johnny Cash, Tom Petty, Brandi Carlile, George Strait, Kurt Vile, Miranda Lambert, The Everly Brothers, Emmylou Harris, among others.
Though he was born in Maywood, Illinois, in 1946, John declared himself “pure Kentuckian” throughout his life. His parents, Willian and Verna, were natives of Paradise, Kentucky. The family would spend summers there in Muhlenberg County, where John listened to bluegrass music and studied the guitar styles of country music heroes Doc Watson and Merle Travis with his older brother, Dave.
In Maywood, he worked as a postman before being drafted into the army in 1966. It was as a postman that John began to write the songs that would connect with so many. He sang at Chicago folk clubs, where he was introduced to singer-songwriter Kris Kristopherson, who invited John to open for him in New York. It was there that Jerry Wexler, president of Atlantic Records, first heard Prine and offered him a recording contract. His self-titled debut album was released in 1971 and featured a list of songs now regarded as classics, including “Paradise,” “Angel From Montgomery,” “Illegal Smile,” Hello in There,” and “Sam Stone.” Prine received the first of his 13 Grammy nominations in 1972 for Best New Artist. He would record three more albums for Atlantic and another three with Asylum.
His profound impact on American music was amplified in 1981 when John co-founded Oh Boy Records, and independent label where he released most of his subsequent work and which gave voice and respect to so many fellow singers and songwriters.
In his distinguished career, John won four Grammys and the Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award (2020). He was a three-time recipient of the Artist of the Year Award at the Americana Music Honors & Awards, which also honored him with the Lifetime Achievement Award for Songwriting. He won the Pen/New England Song Lyrics of Literary Excellence Award (2016) and was enshrined in the Songwriters Hall of Fame (2019). In addition, John was named Honorary Poet Laureate of Illinois (2020).
John Prine passed away on April 7, 2020 due to complications from Covid-19. The outpouring of grief and love from his fan community was staggering. Over 500,000 viewers participated in an online memorial and tribute that raised more than half a million dollars for Covid-related community causes. In 2021, the Prine family created the Hello In There Foundation to honor John’s spirit of generosity towards those in need. Fiona Prine and her sons continue to operate and expand the reach of John’s independent record label, Oh Boy Records.
#JohnPrine #IRememberEverything #BlackbirdPresents

[@toddleyland1131]

There still seems to be such an empty space in this world without John Prine. Suppose it'll always be that way

[@youngnc64]

My son died three weeks ago of cancer at 46. Way too young and left a wonderful wife and twin children. I always loved listening to John and was deeply hurt at his passing. I listen to this and my heart is happy and sad. I remember every moment of my son’s life. I will miss him like “roses miss the dew” until we meet again and I hope we will go Whistling and Fishing in Heaven.

[@celticgodsoriginal]

my deepest condolences 🙏 😢❤

[@rockinroachy]

Thank you for having the courage to share your story. ❤

[@garvdarb]

I lost my son ,46 yes old, 2 beautiful children, hard working getting his own business going. He died with cancer. 3,5 years later I still think of him daily. Good memories and not so good things, but I guess we all drag things up. John has a way of sparking things up. Saw him in Toronto, Dec 2019...thankfully.

[@sivad2]

My father passed away last night. He would have been 76 in Jan. I haven't seen him in two months, since he went into the emergency room and then was admitted to the nursing home, due to Covid the facility. It's strange how things like this just pop up when you seem to need them. Or maybe it's not strange at all. Either way, thank you for this. RIP John and Dad

[@jackieringersma7003]

Hugs sent your way. 😥

[@batlady2343]

🙏🏼 and 💗 with condolences on your father's passing.

[@bobjanis24]

Sorry for your loss. Stay well.

[@shariaustin7700]

Virtual hug, I feel your pain, I feel blessed to have been at my mom's side. Life can be so cruel. 🎶🎵🎶 Heals, and Prine understood us complicated creatures called humans. Another hug... 🎶 🎶🎵🎶🎶

[@freddyclaude8383]

Sorry for your loss , all my condolences

[@davebutler6661]

Ther will only ever be one John Prine, god broke the mould after he was made..

[@johnkrogman4708]

Incredibly touching. Those who gave a thumbs down need some serious help.

[@TheEzzieboy]

So, they're not entitled to an opinion. How terribly Democrat of you.

[@stevewilliams8193]

@@TheEzzieboy you know what he meant, how something this good could be disliked is a mystery...stop trying to argue.

[@stelvans]

@@TheEzzieboy why come to this page and give a negative, what were they hoping to see Id send them for a butt raping.

[@gaijin134]

Some folks have no talent so they seek attention by their petty vandalism, I guess.

[@tommyaguilar1057]

They are Trump supporters and they don't like the UN or charities that help people. Their hearts are completely BLACK.

[@karenhall-gist6966]

Prine & Kristofferson were the highlights of my life in the 1970s. I got to meet Kris in a bar in KC, Mo after his concert in Kansas city & he told me his sister's name was Karen like mine. John Prine, Kris KBuffets personal meetings are big highlights of this 73 yr old woman's life.

[@bluecurlygirl]

Literally in floods of tears when John joined in. Ah god my heart is breaking. Thinking of everyone that I have lost this year. My youngest brother, Thomas - age 51 (cancer). My friend of 30 years from France Philippe (cancer) and my beloved hero John Prine (covid). Miss you guys so much. Such a beautiful tribute. Thank you for sharing.

[@Daveinmaine]

Same. How could you not? So sorry for your losses

[@rrbaggett7]

@Emer Henry I'm so very sorry for your tremendous losses. I lost my father to suicide in 1998; he was 47. Grief comes in waves-- one moment you're _almost_ okay, the next you're knocked to your knees. It could be a scent, a song, a funny joke you hear but cannot share-- so many emotional landmines. It's an arduous process but endure it we must. Please share your sorrow with trusted confidants & possibly a grief counselor. It may seem unbelievable but the passing of time *will* dull your heartbreak, friend. The day *will* come when treasured memories bring more smiles & fewer tears. Take care, Emer. I wish you comfort & healing. Sincerely, Rebecca Alabama, USA

[@brendanc.8019]

Yup, felt my nose burn.... then the tears. Love you John.

[@bluecurlygirl]

@@rrbaggett7 Ah Rebecca, thank you so much. To take time out of your day to write all that down - well it's just incredulous that you would do that for a stranger. It means the absolute world to me. I lost my mam in 2006 and I totally agree, with time the memories do bring more smiles and fewer tears. It's a long slow process, but I'll get there. Bless your good heart

[@rrbaggett7]

@@bluecurlygirl Your generous response was an unexpected delight for me. I'm nobody special; I just try to make time for people, especially those in pain. I know all too well the isolation that accompanies grief. Yes, everyone has lost someone special but they've never lost _your_ special someone. Therefore, they cannot know _your_ pain. I think that is precisely why grief makes us feel disconnected from well-wishers. Despite this, I encourage you to lean on those you trust. I've no doubt you'll make it through & come out the other side okay. Treat yourself well. ❤ Best wishes, Rebecca

[@buyselllovedurham]

I felt a lump in my throat and in my heart when John join in....

[@davidthomas9188]

same here.. jaw dropped an tears eere falling

[@ronsinclair7487]

Who gives this a thumbs down? There are some cold, dark hearts in this world. This is a beautiful song. Wonderful interpretation.

[@henrylynch9935]

First time I heard it. Beautiful

[@carriearnold6278]

My thoughts exactly. Very well said. I cry every time I hear this song, and this version was no different.

[@thecalzone9651]

Maybe they're in Australia, you shouldnt judge

[@guyjackson864]

35 downvotes divided by 2500 upvotes equals .014%. That means that 99.986% of us get it.

[@tigezmeyer4550]

Some people dont see the thumbs down as disliking the video, possibly because the song made them sad which is what they dont like

[@squirrel8171]

My grandpas just introduced me to john prines music knowing I love you country. My list is now john prine is now in my top 5 favorite singers

[@tracynavarro4839]

When John came in like an apparition, my eyes welled up with tears flowing "like a broken down dam". John's death is truly one of the most horrible outcomes of this pandemic. So much pain in the world, that song is the conduit that John left behind for all of us to remember we are one. When that openhearted sentiment becomes our true revolution, John will have proved that he made "Heaven and earth go dancing in time" in his song. His loss is still as raw as an uncooked pork chop. We love you, we miss you, your family's pain is in our hearts as well. Absolutely one of the best music vids on YT right now.

[@michaelmcdonald1627]

I tear up every time I hear this song. The hallmark of a great song is that it never grows old, no matter how many times you listen to it.

[@rodneycaupp5962]

16 Year Cardio Pulmonary Practice, Big Army John was taken out. USN, out !

[@bobetzweiler2890]

Man, this just floored me! What a beautiful celebration! Miss ya, John.

[@karenc2467]

Me too 😢

[@mcpjohnson]

Me too

[@donheenan1571]

Are not we fortunate to have been around when he was. However many have not nor will see him live but as a jem its all in his lyrics forever.

[@shariaustin7700]

Well said

[@wirenutt57]

I saw him 4 times over the years. I was always singing with the crowd who sang loudly to the chorus of "Illegal Smile," Always the one who cheered the loudest when the he played first notes of "Angel From Montgomery," and always the sap who was wiping his eyes after he finished "Souvenirs." I never met the man, but I know he heard me. Odd as it may seem, I take some small amount of comfort in that. That those songs that he wrote, and I saw him perform, will be being played and sung for generations to come, long after both he and I are gone.

[@janinerush1238]

Yes we are!

[@tonygray287]

Saw him live in '74 in Greenville, NC. twas one of the musical highlights of my life.

[@cedar9259]

Lots of tears with this one. I lost my husband, who loved John, so every John Prine song is a treasure. This tribute is wonderful. Missing them both, so much.

[@jeffreymerkle361]

Like the Grinch, my heart grew three sizes after hearing this.

[@melaniebishop9714]

The moment when the Prine footage is dropped in: killer. How in the world do we go on without him?

[@calvincheney7405]

Bravo! Ya'll made this hard old veteran tear up... I work for R&L Carriers & I was picking up at a compressor repair shop in Goshen Indiana Tuesday & John Prine was on the player there. Me & the old guy shared a smile in appreciation~ Bless his memory & bless those who laid down this tribute. Merry Christmas~

[@michaelmcdonald1627]

Wow!

[@johntalbott1553]

And bless you too, brother.

[@michaelmcdonald1627]

Same here. A great song never gets old, and great musicians never really die. John's music is immortal.

[@jigln202]

LOVELY. I just wrote this for my Mother, just a few days ago. She passed in 2009... I REMEMBER YOU, When you walked out from the road straight into the Rain, I remember Sunshine when it didn't shine much that day I remember old songs and pictures that tell of love, I remember too often, the things that you taught me too walking to the edge of life the cliffs can't stop me falling but the memories of you they do, yes they certainly do I remember laughter, when it was only crying too I remember speaking and not being spoken too do you remember Starlight, when no one else will do a silent dozen voices but all I know is you Do you remember forever it was there you pointed to yesterday was simple because I remember you Life was never empty the grass was always green Can you remember tomorrow its time passes too I remember Forever it's there I meet with you Yes, I remember everything and it's all because of you. Thank you, Mother... jamesglen2020

[@bluecurlygirl]

Beautiful. I know what that loss feels like. Sending hugs

[@qkranarchist3015]

Lovely ❤️

[@ivannovotny4552]

Stunningly beautiful and many thanks.

[@westcoastal1369]

Thank you for everything. The smiles, the laughs, the love, and even the tears. RIP John Prine. You earned it.

[@joemorrison2947]

John had such a wondrous way of putting a lyric together with such love RIP JP

[@phillipbales2532]

John was is and always will be my favorite. As far as singer songwriters go he's the GOAT in my opinion!!!

[@gformont4150]

I've always felt John wrote this song for my wife and I. He describes perfectly how she turned and smiled at me the night that we first met. We had 32 years together before we divorced like idiots. We started dating again and continued to do so for the next 20 years or so. She was ultimately diagnosed with ALS. I moved her into my home to take care of her. We sat and held each other in the morning light so often. I proposed to her again and we were married again and she passed the next day. John's words of missing her in the morning light drive the pain into my heart and tears into my eyes. Cass, I miss you in the morning light and miss you in my life

[@shariaustin7700]

Cryin right now. ❤️

[@bobetzweiler2890]

Yup.

[@timobrien1030]

Me too💚

[@Eloc3626]

My dads a huge John Prine fan, coincidentally so am I. This sing makes me tear up when I hear it. Such a special man, able to harness the emotions, wisdom and stories of his life and the lives of other and craft them into a beautiful melodic painting. His music makes life right now just a little better.

[@brentlett7410]

Thank you John Prine for the brilliant catalogue of music for us to enjoy as long as we are here on earth, and thank you Fiona for all you are doing keeping this music alive and fresh in peoples minds. Your activism is to be commended. Keep fighting the good fight, the legions are with you all the way.

[@IExpectedBSJustNotThisMuchBS]

Loved seeing one of my favorite artists Keb Mo singing one of my favorite artists John Prine. Thank all of you for this.

[@frankmaxwell5193]

One of the best covers ever 💚 Irelands missing u John 🍻

[@clevestinson7996]

I needed this. We miss you John. God bless you and your family

[@susanwolkow6871]

I have become obsessed with this version. I listened to Brandi Carlisle's tribute performance at the Grammys last night, and it doesn't do this beautiful ballad justice. This does. I listen to it almost daily. Great heart felt performances from all.

[@arthurbond8241]

Thank you John Prine. Every time I went one of your concerts you always nailed it. You will be remembered for decades to come for all you did for us. I love all your songs. We will miss you Sir. Thank you and God Bless

[@Nuyorico]

John Prine, poet in song, thy audience grows.

[@BillyD_NS-NL]

Amen

[@cathleen537]

Thank you. You've touched this tender 67 year old heart today.

[@biscayne66]

X2! ❤

[@cherylcrozier5793]

Simple, beautiful,real words that have heart, no bullshit here, just love. Thank you all.

[@jamescarson9118]

The Tributes for John just keeps getting better every day!

[@wallypalmer4704]

I wish I could "like" this video more than once. So, so good! There was no one like John Prine (nor will there ever be again). I never met the man, yet I felt (and feel) so connected to him. He was one of us. He seemed like the kind of man that instantly made you feel like an old friend. He was truly an American treasure.

[@ligngood3787]

How could I have missed him? And only just. Our lives overlapped by so many years, but I discovered him in a chance comment and when I looked for him, he had just walked out...

[@carlscamino5844]

It's amazing to hear this with Keb Mo's harmonies.

[@menll23]

Keb Mo! Thank you and everyone for doing this. It's beautiful!

[@qkranarchist3015]

You all are so beautiful ❤️ Remembering our dear John and appreciate these gifts. 💖 Thank you Thank you Thank you 💕

[@WalturdTheCat]

Wow, they way you sing this, you feel it. Just like John.

[@folknblues1]

Some of my favorites paying tribute.

[@daveandr7031]

Beautiful....I musta got something in my eye or it's my allergies or something acting up.

[@williampaul8556]

A wonderful heart and mind. Thank you big time John. Made my life better along the way.

[@borshville]

Wow... that has just blown me away ! .... beautiful ..... thank you all

[@rogjackson]

That song is gold.

[@bgrigg07]

A lifelong fan of John Prine, who blew me away with his first album way back in 1972. Thank you for this!

[@unclefester9113]

John was a magical song writer. We've lost a great - contributor. RIP Mr. Prine I think you are one of the greatest and simplest guitar picking wonders. Miss you.

[@dar5108]

Bittersweet. Sent my heart soaring and then broke it. Thank you for sharing this lovely tribute. Miss you always John. ❤

[@brianlibbey6550]

Chills. Thanks all.

[@amberwoodstudio]

I still miss John Prine ❤️

[@cesareperotti9034]

Che dire? È così che si ricorda la nostra vita, le nostre emozioni, la triste bellezza della vita che fugge!

[@kellymccall6058]

Sometimes things just come when you need them. I loved John Prine and my heart will forever live with his voice in it! Thank to Playing for Change Foundation!

[@abiraghi]

When Johnny appears I cannot but feeling tears. We miss him in the morning light, like roses miss the dew.

[@mamat8184]

I couldn't give much, but I was glad to do it. I remember you, John.

[@albert6131]

Brilliant r.i.p John one of a kind 🙏 ♥

[@marky2A]

Thank you all for putting this together. I have enjoyed each one of you in your respective works, and this is a crowning achievement. For all of you to collaborate in showing respect for John Prine says as much about him as it does for each of you. Please keep going and bless you for your good efforts. John will always be remembered, at least in my family.

[@ghbyram]

What an incredible legacy of art and love. Souvenirs became a favorite song the first time I heard it. Thanks John.

[@unknown-zi3je]

Beautiful rendition. Brought a tear to my eye x

[@jimbanda]

Fitting that John's last song would be such an absolute classic...... it will be covered by so many fine artists for decades and more..its universal. John Prine, a singular guy, loving husband and Dad, dear friend to many and millions he never knew but loved.

[@denniswilson9317]

Damn that was good! Hard to listen to a Prine song without either a smile or a tear.................or both.

[@timhalligan6716]

No better songwriter ever lived.

[@mapiador]

This is Absolutely Beautiful.. I can't believe it doesn't have more views than it does, I'll be listening to this over and over...

[@chrisfails8967]

God bless 🙏

[@thabompakanyane1429]

What incredible complements to the inimitable JP. These folks have clearly interpreted the rustic poet; John Prine.

[@leerisner1367]

John's music has helped so much over these long years. He was a constant inspiration who brought encouragement, laughs, tears, and hope, usually in the same song. I always thought that I would see him perform again, I guess I just waited too long this time. His legacy will endure through whatever time is left to us. I will surely miss the characters that he developed through his writings. I heard him say he was going to heaven when he dies. I pray that the Lord received his spirit, and he's jamming his friends up there. Thank you John. Peace for your souls people.

[@gorke9889]

I bet he’s up there jamming with Johnny Cash and Waylon Jennings and other legends as we speak (or... type😂)

[@leerisner1367]

Those are my people.

[@gorke9889]

@@leerisner1367 Me too! I’ve also been listening to some new fellas who I think’ll be big in a few years. Colter Wall and Vincent Neil Emerson are really great!

[@leerisner1367]

@@gorke9889 I will try to check them out. Thank you.

[@j9beach]

Unfortunately, we missed all the good times when John was alive. My husband & I had heard he was ill last year with Covid and we looked up his music. OMG we were hooked and wondered why we hadn't known about him before. So sad to see him pass, but we have now become BIG fans and love his tunes! We lost a great one for sure! ❣

[@cevi7515]

I really love how Nathaniel Rateliff is singing this song

[@jbirsner]

Swimming pools of butterflies... thank you , John, for so many things.

[@9921moo]

nicely done by all... this is a song where you just close your eyes and sing it with everything you got...heart and soul...just maybe John`s greatest song and how ironic it was his last...gone way to soon...he was just hitting stride with more miles to go...very unfortunate set of circumstances....he died at the hands of a woman........canada

[@sbluez6444]

Thank you for this. Just a big, huge thank you.

[@greglasko]

Memories

[@janicemiller5173]

what a beautiful tribute. A good cry has been building for awhile and it finally came out with this tribute

[@beercanburr4058]

Thanks for this video, John Prine music will always be played on my porch.

[@ivannovotny4552]

Absolutely wonderful tribute to John and thank you for sharing. I remember some of the musicians from Ripple, "Playing For Change." - (Song around the world).

[@yvesf5355]

Very well done ,With Good talented People like you Guys and Gal,John Prine will live on Forever ,thank you very much good Video ..

[@kerpin09]

This might be the best tribute ever

[@colinpettit3448]

Back in the 1970's some friends and I used to go to a pub in the Kent countryside on a Sunday evening called the Who'd a Thought It' They had a band called the Private Parts Band or PPB. They used to do songs by Dylan, Presley, Kristofferson and that kind of stuff. But they also did songs that i didn't know like Souvenirs and Illegal Smile. This was how I discovered John Prine and I am so glad I did. He had the gift of writing songs that got to you from the first time you heard them. His wise words have been the soundtrack to my life for the last 40 years and I was lucky enough to see him live in London at the Palladium. Thanks John for all the memories.

[@Jewel0195]

Beautiful! How could anybody thumbs down this?

[@beauxjardins]

Impressive!!!

[@kimnesvig254]

Its been over a year and I still miss John Prine. I fell halfway guilty about that, knowing millions of people have lost people much closer to them. But, then again, he’s meant a lot to me over the past 50 years since I first heard “Hello in There”, Sam Stone, Paradise….and all that came thereafter.

[@rrbaggett7]

Oh me, the waterworks started the minute John appeared onscreen. Now I'm in a flood of tears. John Prine was the only best friend I ever had that I never met. We grew up together in different houses.

[@apeel2008]

I miss him soooo much!

[@FeWaDeWi87]

Moves me to tears! ❤️❤️❤️

[@TaLynJo]

Could this song be anymore perfect? Nathaniel Ratliff, Keb Mo, and John. Prine. It’s like my KZbin playlist was hacked.

[@TheTerryTrantham]

There can be only one John Prine; but to give his expressions a thumb down as the great artist keep, John alive ! Thank you God help the rest of you.

[@johnpfau2403]

Music for the ages, performed by great artists, appreciated by all. Kiss that pretty girl on the Ferris Wheel -John Prine. John Pfau

[@robertphillips2769]

I've been playing and singing this song since just a few days after I saw the video with John in his home. If you can get through it without tearing up, congratulations. It is a wonderful, simple, beautiful tribute and I'm really glad John got to put it out as his last song. What an incredible songwriter he was, giving gifts that will endure for generations. Thank you John Prine. You stand out as one of the best of all time.

[@kenhorneland7060]

Keep covering John 🍺 Best song writer ❤

[@01nmuskier]

This brought healthy tears of joy and wonderful memories of John. And the wonderful surprise of another of my favorite artists, Keb Mo. Thank you for this production.

[@wallyman1948]

The one & only 💔

[@soultylive]

Such a great tribute! From a french JP fan

[@soldtobediers]

''The noblest pleasure is the joy of understanding & learning never exhausts the mind.'' ~Leonardo da Vinci ''Blessed be to all of the Fatherhood that it has taken, & will further take; in order to get us back to the very author of both Fatherhood Himself & His Son.'' - One of many waiting men that John is whispering a smile to. Father's Day 62021

[@willythewave]

We all miss you John.

[@robertring4252]

This is beautiful music... wonderous to behold. We love you John. See you on the other side.

[@gerdaschilski6967]

Love this Song brings back your own memories 🙏

[@gavinmathew7491]

Love it. Absolutely love it.

[@loveboxers7554]

beautiful !!!

[@tapptom]

Fantastic

[@jonimaricruz1692]

The last song he recorded, it brings a tear to my eye each time I hear it. I’ve loved him since I first heard Sam Stone on KZAP radio when it first came out. I drove down to Tower Records that night just to get the album. RIP, John, we miss you.

[@michaelrhoads1418]

That's golden.

[@chronosynclastic8]

Your ocean eyes of blue..... nice.