Prine made good on the rapturous reviews of his 1971 debut with this set of deeply affecting and strikingly original songs released a year later. Darkness and light share space across "Everybody,"... more

With its moving portraits of miners, senior citizens, lonesome housewives and drug-addicted veterans—and its lovely melodies and biting social commentary—John Prime's debut became a cherished... more

The gentle blend of folk and country on Prine's first two albums gave way to the revved-up country-rockers of this 1973 LP. His sardonic humor grew sharper on this album, and many a fan's favorite... more

Steve Cropper stepped in as producer for Prine's fourth album, helping the still-ascending singer-songwriter reach #66 on the pop album charts. The grooves and sonics shine as Prine paints vivid... more

Here's one of the most anticipated singer-songwriter releases of the year: Prine's first album of new material since his 2005 Grammy winner "Fair and Square." He teamed with producer Dave Cobb and... more

You'll find wall-to-wall duets on this follow-up to John's Grammy-winning "In Spite of Ourselves." Prine is revered as a songwriter's songwriter; here, though, he sings country classics with Miranda... more

180gm vinyl LP pressing housed in a gatefold sleeve. Two time Grammy-winning, singer-songwriter, John Prine, is among the English language's premier phrase-turners. 45 years into a remarkable career... more