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@druifje999 You really nailed it. God bless these wonderful musicians.

@vmarkhills Yes, it is by John Prine and Roger Cook, copyright 1986. The original recording is on John's album "German Afternoons" released in 1988.

@cashfan85 The GreatJohn Prine (lead singer in this video)

Wonderful cover, thank you, really like your phrasing.

I love Emmylou. I want to be John Prine.

Thanks for posting this fabulous video. I am so envious of Dave Alvin who gets to be in the presence of Christy McWilson, Cindy Cashdollar, and the the wonderful drummer, bass player, and fiddle player on a regular basis! I am struck dumb!

Pure cinema magic. The grainy super 8 film with the spotty continuity has the quality of memories. The scene establishes Harry Dean Stanton as the father, reestablishes his relationship with Hunter, provides backstory, and introduces Jane as a character. All in 4 minutes. "Do you think he stil...

Wonderful cover, thanks for posting. I really like your phrasing.

@josephkenny77 Makes me just get choked up and want to cry. One of the great breakup tunes ever.

Kris Kristofferson once referred to John Prine as "God's favorite songwriter."

TVZ died on New Year's Day 1997. Katie Belle, who was a preschooler at the time, came out of Townes' bedroom and said "Somebody come, I think my daddy is having a fight with his heart." When the family went into the bedroom, Townes had passed. RIP.

@spinch1488 It is not just you spinch, if you have a pulse and you listen, you will choke up when you hear TVZ

This man is a prophet, there are moments in his singing when the medium and the song just drop away and God communicates with you directly. I recommend Bad Tattoo and Gravity, Grace, and the Moon.

That wonderful baritone along with that gorgeous, soaring soprano.

Thank you for this wonderful song, Hoyt. It is the best song you ever wrote or sang, and that is saying a lot. When I turned 50 my daughter recorded it and I cried and cried the first time I heard her sing it because I used to sing it to her when she was a little baby. We love you and miss you...

RlP, Hoyt.

God Bless You, John Prine and Marty Stuart. RIP Steve Goodman, we love you and miss you so much

Y'all like country music?

YES, WE DO!

@dannyleeguitar very, very good!

This man was a prophet. RIP

This is one of the most transformative and moving scenes ever put on film.. Wim Wenders is a genius. It introduces Jane as a character, cements the father/son bond of Travis and Hunter, and foreshadows the rest of the movie . All while using grainy super 8 film as a metaphor for the fuzziness ...

Only John Prine can make a song about an army deserter and a commercial sex worker fleeing the country joyful and uplifting.

Great mando break by Marty Stuart

The saddest song ever written. RIP Townes, God bless you Nanci and Will.

Absolutely the saddest song ever written. RIP Townes, God bless you, Nanci