Love At The Five & Dime - John Prine, Kelsey Waldon (Official Audio)

[@johnwhite7863]

Sometimes I think he'll I'm too old to cry, then I hear Mr Prines voice and the tears are rollin down my leathered cheeks. God I miss ya pard.

[@johnwhite7863]

G D spell check!! HELL not he'll!!!

[@garylewis327]

You and me both, buddy. I dreaded the day we would lose him for years. Then it happened, and it was worse than I ever imagined.

[@susanschneider1584]

We sure miss John and Nanci. We are so thankful that we have their music.

[@clayc124]

John, Nanci and now Gordon have passed on. It's tragic experiencing the loss of our childhood music heroes. At least they left us all of their great music to enjoy. RIP to all of you.

[@dustyphoto]

This is beautiful on a million levels. I miss Prine.

[@ajreid6932]

Good to hear john prine's voice again

[@DoctorJoanieTool]

Wow, the emotional heft of hearing John Prine sing tribute to Nanci Griffith - after he too, has left us - it’s a lot. Folk/Americana music is such a beautiful world of ever smaller concentric circles of love. ☮️❤️🎵

[@tbonky]

Kelsey, thank you for this wonderful tribute. Forgive those who feel they must compare your voice to Nancy’s. Your voice is beautiful and stands on it’s own. And also with Handsome Johnnie’s!

[@monicamarquisanderson5258]

So comforting. Miss you John.

[@jamesculnan3144]

I recently discovered the music of Nanci Griffith thanks to an interview I heard with Sarah Jarosz. Nancy Griffith was such a beautiful spirit, and this rendition of her great song is really touching -- absolutely conveys the spirit of the song.

[@Bluebirdangel1]

This a.m. I got word my sister died. This album is a balm to my heart.

[@jaketanner20001]

Brought a few tears hearing them both sing again. Truly a great treasure. Memories never die and this song brings my memories to the surface again.

[@caruberyconsulting1611]

Crying for both Nancy and John. For grief and for the joy brought to me over the decades...

[@jimbennett1519]

Damn this brings a rear to my eye. I miss John so much

[@oldgreycat]

This is sublime.

[@burlingtonbill4687]

Anything by John Prine and Nancy Griffith! Thanks Kelsey for this and nice job. Burlington Bill busking from the road and on you tube!

[@jayswafford]

LOVE this!!!

[@dennistate5953]

Hurts so good. Thanks y'all!❤

[@kirstenlogan5175]

♥️

[@stephensharpe7602]

I’ve played this song so many times but this was my first time hearing it as a duet…absolutely fabulous Tears for Nanci and John..THE BEST

[@SibeDad]

Beautiful duet💖

[@cjbabalos7188]

Thankyou WMNF Tampa for playing this today on air for me to find.

[@julesotis13]

love love lvoe bravo sister Kelsey - SJOCR

[@tessy550]

Love this!!❤️

[@hunterforbes]

I just found out about this

[@danielmorris3687]

🤔 So Im a bit confused here. John died in 2020 and Nanci in 2021. Was this tribute album recorded before she passed and while John was still alive? Or is this Prine/Waldon duet something they did earlier that was included on the album? Anyone know? ✌️🇨🇦

[@bunker108]

I am confused too!

[@johngabrynowicz9869]

And me makes three!

[@caruberyconsulting1611]

What better way to celebrate her birthday and to honor her legacy and continuing influence on songwriters and singers than in a tribute album, More Than a Whisper: Celebrating the Music of Nanci Griffith (Rounder)? The album features artists with whom Griffith often shared stages-Emmylou Harris, Lyle Lovett, Steve Earle, Iris DeMent-and those whose music reflects Griffith’s influence-Sarah Jarosz, Billy Strings, Molly Tuttle. In 1994, Griffith paid tribute to the many songwriters and singers who had influenced her on Other Voices, Other Rooms. Now, these artists repay the favor by sharing their versions of Griffith’s songs and keeping her music alive for new audiences. --Folk Alley

[@allanhughes7859]

Who wrote this was it John or Nanci any one let me know ????

[@caruberyconsulting1611]

Nanci

[@caruberyconsulting1611]

What better way to celebrate her birthday and to honor her legacy and continuing influence on songwriters and singers than in a tribute album, More Than a Whisper: Celebrating the Music of Nanci Griffith (Rounder)? The album features artists with whom Griffith often shared stages-Emmylou Harris, Lyle Lovett, Steve Earle, Iris DeMent-and those whose music reflects Griffith’s influence-Sarah Jarosz, Billy Strings, Molly Tuttle. In 1994, Griffith paid tribute to the many songwriters and singers who had influenced her on Other Voices, Other Rooms. Now, these artists repay the favor by sharing their versions of Griffith’s songs and keeping her music alive for new audiences. --Folk Alley

[@Bamaboompa]

Being honest it was great to hear John singing a tribute to Nancy. I don’t know Kelsey Waldon but she doesn’t come close to Nancy’s angelic voice. Or Kathy Mattea’s for that matter. I miss Nancy AND John.

[@52barney]

neither does your mammy , but I close my eyes and pretend

[@briandawson1082]

I thought this was Nancy when I first heard it. She did a great job!

[@lorenneufeld4306]

It's a 'Tribute', not a duplicate or attempt of what Nanci already sang (obviously). Thankful for having/hearing this. Seems most everyone spells Nanci's name wrong, it's right there in front of you!

[@michaellyons949]

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