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Released: | 1/3/1999 |
Condition: | New |
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PRINE,JOHN - LIVE
Price:
€17.99
Format: Compact Disc
Availability:
Immediate Dispatch
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Originally released as a double album, this 1988 outing presents singer/songwriter John Prine in concert before an enthusiastic audience. Throughout most of the 19-track collection, Prine is armed with only his acoustic guitar, raspy vocals, and charming wit, offering up both off-the-cuff tales and some of his finest songs. The Illinois native is joined by Bonnie Raitt on the gorgeous "Angel of Montgomery," and his longtime friend Steve Goodman sits in on the wistful "Souvenirs," but many of LIVE's best moments feature Prine alone, allowing his remarkable storytelling ability to come to the fore. Highlights include the amiably quirky "Come Back to Us Barbara Lewis Hare Krishna Beauregard," the humorous "Illegal Smile" (here a boisterous sing-along), the moving Vietnam War ballad "Sam Stone," and, of course, the thoughtful closer, "Hello in There," which stands as one of Prine's masterpieces. Although the two-disc GREAT DAYS compilation is the best introduction to Prine's studio material, this excellent album showcases the performer's charming persona in a wonderfully unadorned setting.
Discs 1 | 1) | Come Back To Us Barbara Lewis | 2) | Hare Krishna Beauregard | 3) | Six O'clock News | 4) | Oldest Baby In The World | 5) | Angel From Montgomery | 6) | Grandpa Was A Carpenter | 7) | Blue Umbrella | 8) | Fish And Whistle | 9) | Sabu Visits The Twin Cities Alone | 10) | Living In The Future | 11) | Illegal Smile | 12) | Mexican Home | 13) | Speed Of The Sound Of Loneliness | 14) | Accident (Things Could Be Worse) | 15) | Sam Stone | 16) | Souvenirs | 17) | Aw Heck | 18) | Donald And Lydia | 19) | That's The Way The World Goes Round |
Country/Bluegrass
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