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Where Have You Been All My Life?

OK, I guess I've been living in a bubble until now. A friend let me pirate loaned me a copy of John Prine; Great Days Anthology.

Not only had I never heard a single song of his, I admit to having never even heard of John Prine. It seems he's a pretty big deal though. I mean, he has an anthology and everything.

If you get a chance check his stuff out. It's nostalgic and easy to listen to.

I'm Pete Dunn and I approved this message.

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John Prine
Submitted by Tiggerlane (not verified) on November 29, 2006 - 4:07pm.

Having a *much* older husband, I inherited several of John's CDs thru marriage.

My favorite is "Illegal Smile."

some human's ain't human...
Submitted by ThinkingMan (not verified) on November 30, 2006 - 1:16pm.

I saw John Prine on Austin City Limits last year... well, let me be more accurate: I tivo'd ACL, and kept fast forwarding past John Prine to get to Amos Lee. I figured an older guy with a colonel sanders bow tie wouldn't be, well, rad. Then I finally got lazy enough not to fast forward, and I was blown away. His performance was fantastic. I got a few songs from his latest album via iTunes, and listening to the song "Some Humans Ain't Human" is reminiscent of protest-folk from days gone by.

His voice has changed, though, since his older stuff... I believe he had surgery on his throat, and since then he has to sing differently. But I really like the throaty nature of his voice now.

Isn't he the guy who does a
Submitted by C. L. Hanson (not verified) on December 4, 2006 - 6:16am.

Isn't he the guy who does a song about a happy enchilada?

Submitted by Pete on December 4, 2006 - 11:51am.

Maybe. If so, I haven't heard it... yet.

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