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Jockey

Dead from Covid.

An American treasure. Hello In There was An absolute gem - written when he was just 25.

Lennys Tap

Quote from: Jockey on April 07, 2020, 11:28:53 PM
Dead from Covid.

An American treasure. Hello In There was An absolute gem - written when he was just 25.

Saw him last in Milwaukee maybe 5 years ago. Top 5 American singer/songwriter of my generation. Angel from Montgomery and Sam Stone are probably his most "famous" songs (and they are amazing) but like you I think Hello in There stands above all others - an honest to God masterpiece. A great talent, and from everting I ever heard or read, a great guy, too. RIP

Jockey

Quote from: Lennys Tap on April 08, 2020, 01:26:17 PM
Saw him last in Milwaukee maybe 5 years ago. Top 5 American singer/songwriter of my generation. Angel from Montgomery and Sam Stone are probably his most "famous" songs (and they are amazing) but like you I think Hello in There stands above all others - an honest to God masterpiece. A great talent, and from everting I ever heard or read, a great guy, too. RIP


Hello in There and These Days by Jackson Browne (written when he was 16) are the gold standard for singer/songwriters.

WarriorDad

RIP.  Had cancer twice and part of his lung removed. 

Excellent interview with him by NPR in 2018 on his life.  He was a Cubs and Sox fan having grown up on Madison Ave.


https://www.npr.org/2018/06/18/621022949/john-prine-on-music-cancer-and-why-he-never-thought-hed-be-a-recording-artist
"No one is more hated than he who speaks the truth."
— Plato

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