Two of Prine's sons, Jack Prine and Tommy Prine, performed "Paraside" — a song Prine wrote for his father about the coal mining industry stripping his familial hometown in rural Kentucky. Fiona Whelan ...

His father, T.J. McLaughlin, co-founded Waterloo Corrugated Box Co. and was a major benefactor to Columbus. Inducted into the Columbus Hall of Fame in 1981, the elder McLaughlin died in 1995.

In a two-hour virtual memorial called "Picture Show," Prine's family and friends saluted the late songwriting master Thursday with humor, heaviness and kindness worthy of, well, a John Prine tune.

“Having been a John Prine fan for many years, and loving many of the songs he wrote with Pat McLaughlin throughout his career, I thought it would be fun to write with Pat,” Hull reflected on ...

In 2025, he plans to release a new album of his own that will include songs co-written by longtime Prine collaborator Pat McLaughlin (who penned the brilliant “Summer’s End” with Prine on ...

John Prine performing at the Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival in Manchester, Tenn., in June 2019. Prine died April 7, 2020, from complications of the coronavirus.

In 2016, Sturgill was recording A Sailor’s Guide to Earth at the Butcher Shoppe recording studio. At the time, the studio was co-owned by David Ferguson and John Prine. One day, while Simpson was ...

Co-written with Prine’s longtime collaborator Pat McLaughlin and produced by Cobb, “I Remember Everything” was recorded for inclusion in a documentary on Prine that was in the works at the time.

Pat McLaughlin, who was born in Waterloo, snagged a Grammy this month for a song he co-wrote with the late, legendary John Prine.

The EP, named after Prine’s “Speed of the Sound of Loneliness,” saw Vile collaborate with a number of artists, including Pat McLaughlin, Kenny Malone, Dan Auerbach, and, of course, Prine.

I mean my friend Eileen works for his label [Oh Boy!] and Pat McLaughlin, he plays all over that EP. He’s an old buddy of John, so just to be connected at all is special. Well, you’ve been an ...

By 2005, John Prine had lived many lives. In his formative years, he had been a Vietnam-era draftee, a mailman, and a contender in the very-bizarre-in-retrospect New Dylan sweepstakes of the early ...