Prine in a sentence

A first on Prine Time, Billy welcomes a family member, Fiona Whelan Prine, his sister-in-law, wife of his brother, the late John Prine, who passed away in early 2020 due to complications from Covid-19 at the age of 73.

Prine refused to take a songwriter's credit of the song, although Goodman bought Prine a jukebox as a gift from his publishing royalties.

Describing itself as “the perfect country and western song,” “You Never Even Called My By My Name” established both Coe and Prine as country music outlaws, providing a satirical look at the country music industry and fame in general.

Flannery said he “could hardly believe” ‘Goodtime Charlie’ was being released on John Prine’s label.

Meeting James Taylor, who helped Serenko prepare to sing John Prine's "Angel from Montgomery," a song Serenko had learned from Bonnie Raitt's version.

The song tells the story of Stone, a veteran who finds solace in morphine after his time at war shattered all his nerves and left a little shrapnel in his knee, Prine sings.

After all, it took some time and some fortune before Prine made the leap from mailman to singer/songwriter.

Dylan, Prine, all the greats have done it," Holtz says before adding with a laugh, "I found out that I'm not good at that.

Oates calls Prine “a songwriter’s songwriter,” and explained to that he had a number of reasons why he felt a close connection to him.

One particular John Prine song Robin enjoys is ‘I Remember Everything’, which he plays by himself when Country Connection performs.

Prine proved time and time again that he was a deeply empathetic songwriter.

And, John Prine, it's been a great pleasure to talk with you.

Fiona Prine shared the news of her diagnosis in a video she posted to social media on Tuesday (March 17), explaining that she and her husband both got tested "late last week" and that his test came back indeterminate.

In June, Gov. J.B. Pritzker posthumously named John Prine an honorary Poet Laureate.

Its first episode Billy talks with his cousin Wendy Sue Mayhugh about the history of the Prine Clan in Paradise, Kentucky.

John Prine took the top prize for Summer's End from his Tree of Forgiveness album.

John Prine was not a dancer.

One of the last business decisions John Prine made with his son Jody Whelan at their respected independent record Label was to.

PRINE: It was great because there's really not much to do when you're a mailman.

Prine won two Grammys, for Best Contemporary Folk Album ("The Missing Years" and "Fair & Square"), and received a lifetime achievement Grammy earlier this year.