RIP John Prine. You where very lucky to meet him. He was a big part of my life since my teenage years. Went through a lot of his cassettes. This “Illegal Smile” for you John, may you rest in peace and thank you for the many hours spent cruising backroads with you on the stearo
Sorry for your loss brother. Sounds like he was having a tough time. When I lost my mom to cancer I found a little comfort in knowing her pain was was finally over
I feel terrible for everyone dealing with losses in this unprecedented situation we’re dealing with. Things have hit pretty close to home for us, but not immediately. Some good friends losing loved ones and stressing without work in some cases, though. Must do what we can to keep the spirits of our friends and family up. It’s a mess out here.
Stay safe and healthy out there guys. @OleReynard@Jamescoldflame you’ll be heavily in my thoughts. My heart aches for your losses.
Very sorry for your losses ,I was introduced to Mr Prine when I was about 12(early 80s),small northern town, would listen to his cassettes on our way out to get firewood for/thru the season(s) over and over , probably dig some up and give my youngsters a listen ,a true artist with an who found his outlet ,RIP Mr Prine , appreciate the memories !
Peace, Love !