John Prine, the finest America had to offer.

god bless REAL MUSIC!!!

Two of my favorites on one stage...awesome. // Sadly, when I sing this song (which I do on a regular basis,) my friends have no idea "what I'm talking about." [John Prine is THE greatest songwriter in Folk & Rock history...with a depth of thought equaled only by Bob Dylan but with an intellectual humor rivaled only by Tom Lehrer. // Nitty Gritty is, of course, as nitty gritty as it gets...and the "circle will stay unbroken."] Thanks for the lifetime of soul-loving music, folks.

sammy bush on the fiddle and jerry on dobro, awesome

John, Sam and Jerry with the Dirt Band it just don't get no better than that...👍😊 miss you much John...

Remember watching this on PBS when it aired for first time! RIP Mr. Prine, you will not be forgotten. Great song master!

The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band kept this music alive, collaborative and relevant, bringing together great musicians and people of all ages. Who will keep this going? Will the circle be unbroken?

God bless you John Prine you will be missed and remembered

RIP John you will be truly be missed nobody wrote songs that told such great stories that made you feel or sometimes chuckle

Level on the level.

A friend played a Prine album for me in the late '70s as a teen. It tickled my brain so much that I went to music school, studied classical guitar and jazz to its deep depths. Here I am today, listening still to my favorite songwriter and writing some songs. Dylan and Beethoven a close second. RIP old friend JP!

Jeff ...it was my great pleasure to get to know you, John McKuen and the band in the early 70's and then to have to honor of introducing John Prine at his first performance at The Troubadour...you have all been moments of bless in my life...so wonderful to experience you here together in this performance....God bless you all....and God bless John Prine's precious family...the music will live on!

NGDB were some of my heroes, and I lived in bars on Friday nights and the songs I enjoyed most turned out to be John Prine songs. And now that I have to learn about life, I find that John was in my life for a long time. But I have been a non-smoker, and always thought that there should be a seperate smoking section, especially for nine mile long cigarettes. I didn't mean for John to take me seriously? But he never took anything seriously, except for writing songs.

Awesome!! So glad we got to see him before he died. Evan though his health was not good at all, still gave a good performance!

brings me to tears........ so good.

Who wrote better songs? Three chords and the truth …. Earl of Old Town, Steve Goodman, John and a host of others...what an era... RIP

A beautiful classic song by beautiful classic musicians. God bless all from Patrick

Just beautiful every time.

Wow - does not get any better than this.

John prine what a vital. And beautiful soul and will be remembered that he was. Highly intuitive and empathic He is one of the. Exemplar that represents not only. Excellent smooth and efficiently flowing. Quality of sound but with all that the crowning achievement of his life and time music. He represents the utmost of America and our ideals pure Americana timeless poetry Both a respected house hold name endeared to people and establishment the same. Yet was a pioneer by singing about getting high death With a decidedly irreverent cadence. But he was. An all American who absolutely. Had the ability to perceive and encapsulate the takeaway from world events and would than take that to touch on the collective feeling or mood He absolutely loves. All of you dedicated. John prine way timeless poetry

Damn I miss John..

Making America great...timeless joy

John Prine was one of the greatest!

Beautiful! Loved him. Also NGDB!

Miss this man every day and night As a string plucker, I just love playing this

Nice loved John for years the best in my mind ! Sam Bush wow on fiddle love that guy too.love this song thanks really cool

Great song,,I like it a little more,, every time I listen..Now I wanna learn it..

What happy music! Thanks guys we need this these days!

'and my foot fell asleep as I swallowed my candy knowing he was in heaven before he died'....

Awesome Five star 🌟⭐⭐⭐⭐🇺🇸

The grandfather we always had

What a fantastic gang. My musical heroes performing together.

I love this, itsmake me want to dance.❤❤ Rest in peace John Prine.❤❤❤

Saw the NGDB last year. So tight, they squeaked! Loved every minute of the concert!

So fantastic!!! Thank you All!!!! 🇺🇸

Good stuff right there 👍 R.I.P. John

R.I.P. John prine.

Two great entertainers on one stage🇺🇸

John's legacy will survive him - and us!

Definitely a national treasure. So sad. There's a new horizon coming.

It was a great (to say the least) show!

RIP John

And Sam Bush on fiddle...

RIP John Prine

Jeff Hanna hasn’t aged in fifty years.

Anyone who would give this a thumbs down can go straight to hell!

There wasn't a better song writer in the universe. And to the one thumbs down...you probably cant even spell the word talent. The five hardest years of your life were probably third grade you little peckerhead.

Muy banda gracias

Broke the mold

I really like this slightly slower version.

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I hate country music, but John transcends any genre. I'll always love John Prine.

Damn! This is getting to be too much. :)

P.D.B.

He wrote some of these songs when he was just a kid. An old soul, I guess.

goodamn John is dead but he aint gone....

Grandpa wore his suit to dinner Nearly every day No particular reason He just dressed that way Brown necktie and a matching vest And both his wingtip shoes He built a closet on our back porch And put a penny in a burned out fuse. Chorus: Grandpa was a carpenter He built houses stores and banks Chain smoked camel cigarettes And hammered nails in planks He was level on the level And shaved even every door And voted for eisenhower 'cause lincoln won the war. Well, he used to sing me "blood on the saddle" And rock me on his knee And let me listen to radio Before we got t.v. Well, he'd drive to church on sunday And take me with him too! Stained glass in every window Hearing aids in every pew. Repeat chorus: Now my grandma was a teacher Went to school in bowling green Traded in a milking cow For a singer sewing machine She called her husband "mister" And walked real tall and pride And used to buy me comic books After grandpa died. _

this song was written by Steve Goodman... FYI

Who's gonna fill their shoes?

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l saw John once.He didn't do this song.

Thank you for uploading! If you have a minute, I recorded some original music. As a fellow music fan, I'd love if you'd take a listen. It's on my channel. Really apprecaite it!