Few songwriters have left as enduring a stamp as John Prine, who in his folk and country music combines poignancy and relatability. Lucinda Williams' gorgeous, pining tune “Something About What Happens When We Talk” recalls his gift for capturing the intimacy of relationships, while Steve Earle's “My Old Friend the Blues” pulls from his familiar well of despair. And Hayes Carll's “She Left Me for Jesus” recalls Prine's clever humour.