From the Same Crate
Dig deeper with nearby picks from the bins.
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Lilly Hiatt - Royal Blue - LP
$25.00Lilly Hiatt's 'Royal Blue' captures a similar acoustic small group vibe and focused listening experience, blending folk and country elements that resonate with John Prine's storytelling.
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John Prine - The Missing Years - LP
$36.00John Prine's own 'The Missing Years' features the same acoustic small group texture and focused listening mood, making it a natural fit alongside 'Diamonds in the Rough'.
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John F. Kennedy - Last Words To Labor - LP
$30.00John F. Kennedy's 'Last Words To Labor' offers a unique take within the country folk americana family, maintaining that acoustic small group feel that fans of Prine will appreciate.
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Bill Anderson - Where Have All Our Heroes Gone - LP
$12.00Bill Anderson's 'Where Have All Our Heroes Gone' echoes the acoustic small group texture and folk world country essence that aligns well with Prine's style.
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Bill Monroe - The Best Of Bill Monroe - 2xLP
$12.00Bill Monroe and PRINE JOHN meet in the folk world country / folk pocket, so this lands like a natural next pull.
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John Mayall - USA Union - LP
$10.00John Mayall's 'USA Union' adds a bluesy twist to the country folk americana family, offering a different flavor while still appealing to fans of Prine's storytelling.
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Bob Dylan - Infidels - LP
$18.00Bob Dylan's 'Infidels' showcases a blend of folk rock and country influences, making it a fitting companion to Prine's work, especially with its acoustic small group feel.
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Lilly Hiatt - Domestic Bliss - LP
$25.00Lilly Hiatt's 'Domestic Bliss' brings a fresh perspective to the country rock favorites, while still resonating with the acoustic and folk elements found in Prine's work.
