Angel from Montgomery

The first song i heard with John Prine made me cry at the same time that it comforted me during a hard time.  John had that rare gift to touch a heart in that way.  i believe he was a kind and wise man, as well as a master lyricist and composer.

You do his memory justice with this beautiful piece

Thank you, Northern. Much appreciated. He was amazing.

I'm not familiar familiar was his work, only slightly with his name. It was just this morning I heard on the news that he passed away after learning last week that he was battling the Coronavirus. Your tribute does him a great justice; the 1st Stanza is absolutely glorious.

❤📝

He was an amazing lyricist and musician. Oddly enough, his voice got so much better with age.

Thank you. xo

I don't know who he is either but this is so beautifully written.  Such a nostalgic piece of the bygone romanticism of heroes, saving the world, saving us from out little lives.  
Something to be said of that era the defined men, women, respect, 'the word' and honor.  I wish we had a little bit of it right now.

Thank you, Layla. Hopefully I introduced you to one of the greatest lyricists and musicians known!  

Ahhhhhavati!! Omg, I was just listening to John prine and iris dement before I logged in. My heart breaks at his passing.
 My Dad has worked with him.  
Oh you do this quote justice.

Thank you, Jennifer! That is a compliment and a half, especially if your father worked with him.  I will miss him.

i am heartbroken over his passing. i just love him so much.

Ditto, Daisy. Thank you.

crazy as a loon...RIP John Prine

Thank you, Hashman. Much appreciated.

A different age.

Totally, Lozzamus. Thank you.

I remember getting introduced to his work around age 14, great stuff..

Thanks, Tim. He was a true gift to music!

beautiful Vati you are a wonderful artist
with a wise eye for truth ❤

Thank you, Brenda! Good to see you back around.

Central verse is both gentle and warning. Adore this, image is perfect.

Thank you, Poppy. Much appreciated.

Thank you, Ben. Much appreciated.

Thank you, CF. He truly was.

the centric stanza is agelessly defining Love, The Labour & Whatever Terraining Traverse in the hardcore Love.. In the Supreme  Hope.. that is an uncompromisingly  deserving faith & emotion out of all the verbing Love....  

you have packed in this.. in all the contextual zeitgeist of the tributing times & persona.. JUzme A, this is a stellar hope of hope.. best in the comp!

Thank you, Uma. I appreciate that.  Thankfully his music will live on through us - and hope can't get much more perfect than that!

I appreciate you. xo

As I’ve said I cannot deny your incredible talent and ability to grip the reader Ava ..
RL
Zazzles

Thank you, Jackie. I truly appreciate that. xo

This has the melancholic nostalgia of a great country song, and I dig its feeling of lost romance and innocence.

Thanks, Jack. Have you ever heard the song Angel from Montgomery? You should listen to the link I posted above.  We lost him to covid-19, you know. . .

I'm not familiar with his music but this tribute makes me curious to hear his songs. A fine tribute to a great talent. Will search him in YouTube. 🙏🌹❤

Thank you, Summer. Much appreciated. xo

I have a link posted in the author's comment to this particular song cosung with Bonnie Raitt.