John Prine September 78 (LP Vinyl)

By 1978, Prine had already cemented his reputation as one of American roots music’s sharpest lyricists, with songs like “Angel from Montgomery” and “Sam Stone” earning him the kind of reverence usually reserved for writers twice his age. Catching him in his hometown, loose and plugged in, offers a window into an artist comfortable enough in his own skin to stretch out beyond the careful studio arrangements that defined his early records.

In the fall of 1978, Chicago singer-songwriter John Prine returned home for a concert performance at the city’s famed Park West. This show, captured on the limited edition album September 78, featured another side of John Prine — backed by an electric band. September 78 will be released on 180 gram, 12-inch, orange vinyl. Each LP is individually-numbered and comes with a digital download of the record’s ten tracks.

UPC: 094012004316
Label: Oh Boy
Release Date: 4.18.15
Format: LP Vinyl

Tracklist

Side A

1.Often Is A Word I Seldom Use2.Angel From Montgomery3.Crooked Piece Of Time4.I Had A Dream5.Try To Find Another Man

Side B

1.Pretty Good2.Iron Ore Betty3.Please Don’t Bury Me4.Treat Me Nice5.Sweet Revenge