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John Prine is America's premiere folk artist.

He writes music for and about us folks, in a grounded, down to Earth style that will usually make you smile.

As an original Earth resident, John Prine speaks from the simplicity of a true heart like no other.

Over his 45 year span of a career John Prine has been the songwriter behind the scenes that of other folk recording artists go to for new material.

If you are a fan of original folk music, and not familiar with his career or music, it will touch your heart, bring a smile, and satisfaction to your soul to give him a listen.

From "Illegal Smile" to "Hello in There" to "Sam Stone" or "Common Sense" to "Grandpa Was a Carpenter" to "Some Humans Ain't Human" to "Angel From Montgomery" or "Mulenberg County" to "Fish and Whistle" or "Stop Hollerin' At Me" to "Jesus - the Missing Years" to "You Never Even Call Me By My Name", which he co-wrote with Steve Goodman, or "The Speed of the Sound of Loneliness" - John's career covers the scope of the American experience.

John Prine "Sour Grapes"

https://youtu.be/AO97kER6FlM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AO97kER6FlM

Uploaded on Apr 16, 2011 By redCDobbs00

From the Diamonds in the Rough album. Some great guitar work.

The irony in the "Sour Grapes" lyrics, is in the deadpan line "I don't care", which for those who know John, know he is actually one who cares more than most.

Peace.

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