John Prine Now Playing LP (Cobalt Transparent Vinyl)

John Prine

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RHILP82441C

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603497824410

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Description

John Prine Compilation on Cobalt Transparent Vinyl LP!
Part of Rhino's "Now Playing" Series!

In 1971 John Prine—mailman by day, singer-songwriter by night—was discovered in a Chicago folk club by Kris Kristofferson and signed to a record deal. These ten original recordings draw from Prine's albums from the 1970s, a time when he was often called "The New Dylan." While there is some influence in his simple three-chord songs, Prine's take on life and love is wholly unique—from serious to silly, from plain-spoken to profound.

Features

Rhino's "Now Playing" Series
Cobalt Transparent Vinyl LP
Made in USA

Selections

Side One:

Illegal Smile
Paradise
Angel From Montgomery
The Great Compromise
Sweet Revenge

Side Two:

Please Don't Bury me
Saddle In The Rain
That's The Way That The World Goes 'Round
Fish And Whistle
How Lucky