This 1976 best of concluded John's run on Atlantic Records, pulling together a dozen prime Prine cuts on a single CD. "Sweet Revenge," "Sam Stone," "Saddle in the Rain," "Sonald and Lydia," "Dear... more

You'll find wall-to-wall duets on this follow-up to John's Grammy-winning "In Spite of Ourselves." Prine is revered as a songwriter's songwriter; here, though, he sings country classics with Miranda... more

You'll find wall-to-wall duets on this follow-up to John's Grammy-winning "In Spite of Ourselves." Prine is revered as a songwriter's songwriter; here, though, he sings country classics with Miranda... more

With its moving portraits of miners, senior citizens, lonesome housewives and drug-addicted veterans—and its lovely melodies and biting social commentary—John Prime's debut became a cherished... more

Prine made good on the rapturous reviews of his 1971 debut with this set of deeply affecting and strikingly original songs released a year later. Darkness and light share space across "Everybody,"... more

Prine started veering rock 'n' roll on this 1973 album, and the result was one of the toughest "folk" albums ever recorded.

With 14 hand-picked performances from his recent touring years, this takes its place as Prine's best live album. The revered songwriter sings Spanish Pipedream; She Is My Everything; Long Monday;... more

Steve Cropper stepped in as producer for Prine's fourth album, helping the still-ascending singer-songwriter reach #66 on the pop album charts. The grooves and sonics shine as Prine paints vivid... more

The gentle blend of folk and country on Prine's first two albums gave way to the revved-up country-rockers of this 1973 LP. His sardonic humor grew sharper on this album, and many a fan's favorite... more