Paradise..John Prine cover

[Pine]

I admired Mr Prine's songwriting. Great storyteller. This version doesn't do it justice, but i tried.

Posted accidentally under original songs. I'm rusty. Sorry 64!

[Farrell Jackson]

Ahhh, the comfortable sound of the talented John Prine...RIP. You've done a great rendition of this song Pine! Your vocal, harmonies, guitar, bass and banjo are all sit nicely in the pocket. A fine cover!

Farrell

[Jean Pierre]

very very nice version with beautiful vocals ....and the banjo is a little extra touch

bravo P(r)ine

[pjd1]

Great to here you recording again Pine , you still got it mate , your vocals are just perfect on this song , and then you put the banjo in, brilliant ,i dont know the original but you did a mighty fine Job , you recording have always been of a very high quality , and you set the bench mark very high indeed , keep em coming !!

Dunny

[TPB]

Great take on a classic glad it is cold out and you found the red button again  Love the banjo and harmonies excellent brother take care
Tim

[Jean Pierre]

new listening..really good

question How did you make the choir ? 2nd voice by yourself or with a device?

[StephenM]

super duper cover.... good singing too....

[Pine]

Thanks Farrell, JP, Dunny, Tim, and Stephen. Reassuring comments for my failing confidence. Just don't trust my mixing and singing due to my ever declining hearing and ever present Tinnitus. Can never understand my soft spoken wife or most people without wearing bi-lateral hearing aides...and can't stand them when playing. I'd be lost without my headphones.

JP..Whenever i can, i try to do my own harmonies...but the "choir" was out of reach on this one. Added the 3rd and 5th
with a Vocalist Performer.

[Bluesberry]

This is so wonderful it made my cry a little in my coffee this morning...beautiful job Pine...I love the banjo, love it...love it......love it...love this cover man...thanks for posting it...love it...love the lilt in your vocals, so perfect

[Hilary]

Very lovely!