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The follow up to John Prine's Grammy winning record, In Spite of Ourselves, For Better, or Worse features duets with Miranda Lambert, Kacey Musgraves, Alison Krauss, Susan Tedeschi,Lee Ann Womack & More. Ive always been a sucker for a duet, you know? says John Prine in his Chicago-infused Kentucky accent. I always liked it on TV when two people that didnt ordinarily sing together would do somethin like Baby, Its Cold Outside and ham it up, kinda jokin around with it. He especially likes duets when they are sung by a couple. A lot of character comes out when a man and a woman are singin back and forthunless its one of those modern recordings when they havent even met each other and theyre both singin to tracks in the studio, he says.
The follow up to John Prine's Grammy winning record, In Spite of Ourselves, For Better, or Worse features duets with Miranda Lambert, Kacey Musgraves, Alison Krauss, Susan Tedeschi,Lee Ann Womack & More. Ive always been a sucker for a duet, you know? says John Prine in his Chicago-infused Kentucky accent. I always liked it on TV when two people that didnt ordinarily sing together would do somethin like Baby, Its Cold Outside and ham it up, kinda jokin around with it. He especially likes duets when they are sung by a couple. A lot of character comes out when a man and a woman are singin back and forthunless its one of those modern recordings when they havent even met each other and theyre both singin to tracks in the studio, he says.
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Format: Vinyl
Label: OH BOY
Rel. Date: 10/21/2016
UPC: 696859970252

For Better, Or Worse [Vinyl]
Artist: John Prine
Format: Vinyl
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The follow up to John Prine's Grammy winning record, In Spite of Ourselves, For Better, or Worse features duets with Miranda Lambert, Kacey Musgraves, Alison Krauss, Susan Tedeschi,Lee Ann Womack & More. Ive always been a sucker for a duet, you know? says John Prine in his Chicago-infused Kentucky accent. I always liked it on TV when two people that didnt ordinarily sing together would do somethin like Baby, Its Cold Outside and ham it up, kinda jokin around with it. He especially likes duets when they are sung by a couple. A lot of character comes out when a man and a woman are singin back and forthunless its one of those modern recordings when they havent even met each other and theyre both singin to tracks in the studio, he says.

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For his new album, “For Better, or Worse,” his second collection of duets with female singers, they all came to him, in Nashville. “We did it live,” he says. “Starin’ in each other’s eyes.” It was the same for this record’s 1999 predecessor, “In Spite of Ourselves,” which has become one of Mr. Prine’s bestloved works, despite being mostly cover versions of old-school country songs. “The kind they don’t play on the radio anymore,”

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