No one writes the way John Prine did. As Bob Dylan once remarked, Prine’s lyrics are “pure Proustian existentialism, Midwestern mind trips to the nth degree.” Before his death in 2020, he left behind ...
You know, sometimes a fella has to take a break from all the sad news found on TV and circulating around the world. If one is not careful, and has too few healthy habits to escape from all the bad ...
John Prine’s reputation as a songwriter is unmatched, especially when it comes to the respect he earned from his peers. Even before the public truly got wind of what he could do, people like Kris ...
The time was late 2021. Music venues were slowly — make that, very slowly — reawakening after an extended purgatory dictated by the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite that, Grayson Jenkins felt there was a ...
Fifty years ago, a 20-something mailman-turned-songwriter from the Chicago folk scene released a collection of songs that continues to inspire wordsmiths today. This U.S. Army veteran penned stories ...
Bob Dylan is getting some company in 2025 for the annual summer tribute concert series of his music in Door County. The Buckets Band that is playing the concerts – Memphis-based multi-instrumentalist ...
More than 15 years after publishing its first list of "The 500 Greatest Songs of All Time," Rolling Stone has a reboot of its 2004 list and the update includes some Kentucky musicians and their hit ...
At Sunday night’s Grammy Awards, the late John Prine won two trophies for his final recording, “I Remember Everything,” which Brandi Carlile performed during the telecast’s “In Memoriam” segment.
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