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John Prine

3 cuts · 4 records · 3 albums in the crate

Songs John Prine wrote with others: “Quit Hollerin’ at Me” (with Gary Nicholson), “All the Way With You” (with Gary Nicholson) and “Summer’s End” (with Pat McLaughlin). Songs John Prine wrote that others recorded: “Angel From Montgomery” (Dave Matthews Band, 1992), “Paradise” (Lynn Anderson, 1975) and “Illegal Smile” (Todd Snider, 2000). Songs John Prine recorded that someone else wrote: “Clay Pigeons” by Blaze Foley, “Who’s Gonna Take the Garbage Out” by Lucille Cosenza and Johnny Tillotson and “(We’re Not) The Jet Set” by Bobby Braddock. On General Admission 4 Us: 3 cuts, 4 records and 3 albums from the Rabbit Hole Records crate.

Album · Live from Austin, TX (2005)

A career-spanning live album that captures Prine at the peak of his powers, delivering his timeless songs with raw emotion and intimate charm.

A Rabbit Hole Records pick · hear the album on YouTube ↗ · Apple Music ↗

Cuts that start with John Prine

John Prine wrote "Angel From Montgomery." Which band recorded it, then saw its frontman cut it again as a duo with Tim Reynolds?Dave Matthews Band

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John Prine wrote "Paradise" and recorded it first. Which of these artists picked the song up and put out a version of his own years later?Johnny Cash

the record · next: Johnny Cash

John Prine wrote and first recorded "Illegal Smile." Which artist later picked the song up and put their own version of it on record?Todd Snider

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Records by John Prine

John Prine · Speed of the Sound of Loneliness

1986 · via Nanci Griffith

John Prine · Angel From Montgomery

1971 · via John Prine

John Prine · Paradise

1971 · via John Prine

John Prine · Illegal Smile

1971 · via John Prine

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