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Music : Fair & Square
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- Songs from the Pickup Truck
John Prine's homespun wisdom continues to pour from his newer work. "Fair & Square" has some gems. "Crazy As a Loon" focuses on dreams always a bit out of reach, "That town will make you crazy; Just give it a little time; You'll be walking 'round in circles down at Hollywood & Vine." Pat McLaughlin co-wrote "Taking a Walk" with John with Phil Parlapiano's accordion giving a homey feel. "Some Humans Ain't Human" rails against hypocrisy, "You might go to church & sit down in a pew; Those humans who ain't human could be sitting right next to you; They talk about your family; They talk about your clothes when they don't know their own a*s from their own elbows." Pat McLaughlin again teams with Prine for "Morning Train," "I saw you all dolled up singing a song in your pickup truck." Donnie Fritts co-wrote "I Hate It When That Happens to Me" with John on a slow tune. "Fair & Square" is a good set from Prine that uses his strengths as a songwriter with most of his voice. Enjoy!
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- Prine does it again
John Prine continues his reign as one of the greatest songwriters of our time. He brings a new level to his music after his battle throat cancer which gives his voice a bit deeper more serious tone. If you like John Prine or Folk music in general. This one is a great addition to your collection
Rating: - Some things never change!
John Prine like wine ages so fine. What a singer songwriter/composer. We are lucky to have such a regular guy share his mind & talent with us. Glory, Glory, Glory, Glory!
Rating: - Real and a refreshing change of pace.
This is the logical progression of the 60's folk music thing, and Prine is one of the best.
Rating: - John Prine "Fair and Square"
This album returns Prine to his roots. It forms a neat bookend to his long career. I failed to find one song I didn't like. And, I was enchanted by everyone.
Prine's lyrics have always been wonderful. This album continues that, but with a more personal style. It sings to the inside of things. There is depth and a maturity. It isn't some old guy trying to relive his youth. It's an older guy giving us the wealth of his experience, for good or for bad..
- Songs from the Pickup TruckJohn Prine's homespun wisdom continues to pour from his newer work. "Fair & Square" has some gems. "Crazy As a Loon" focuses on dreams always a bit out of reach, "That town will make you crazy; Just give it a little time; You'll be walking 'round in circles down at Hollywood & Vine." Pat McLaughlin co-wrote "Taking a Walk" with John with Phil Parlapiano's accordion giving a homey feel. "Some Humans Ain't Human" rails against hypocrisy, "You might go to church & sit down in a pew; Those humans who ain't human could be sitting right next to you; They talk about your family; They talk about your clothes when they don't know their own a*s from their own elbows." Pat McLaughlin again teams with Prine for "Morning Train," "I saw you all dolled up singing a song in your pickup truck." Donnie Fritts co-wrote "I Hate It When That Happens to Me" with John on a slow tune. "Fair & Square" is a good set from Prine that uses his strengths as a songwriter with most of his voice. Enjoy!
Rating:
- Prine does it againJohn Prine continues his reign as one of the greatest songwriters of our time. He brings a new level to his music after his battle throat cancer which gives his voice a bit deeper more serious tone. If you like John Prine or Folk music in general. This one is a great addition to your collection
Rating:
- Some things never change!John Prine like wine ages so fine. What a singer songwriter/composer. We are lucky to have such a regular guy share his mind & talent with us. Glory, Glory, Glory, Glory!
Rating:
- Real and a refreshing change of pace.This is the logical progression of the 60's folk music thing, and Prine is one of the best.
Rating:
- John Prine "Fair and Square"This album returns Prine to his roots. It forms a neat bookend to his long career. I failed to find one song I didn't like. And, I was enchanted by everyone.
Prine's lyrics have always been wonderful. This album continues that, but with a more personal style. It sings to the inside of things. There is depth and a maturity. It isn't some old guy trying to relive his youth. It's an older guy giving us the wealth of his experience, for good or for bad..