Lost Dogs and Mixed Blessings John Prine

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  • Release Date: 04/04/1995
  • Sales Rank: 21,860
  • Label: OH BOY
  • UPC: 094012001322
 
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Lost Dogs and Mixed Blessings

1LISTENNew Train 3:24
2LISTENAin't Hurtin' Nobody 5:01
3LISTENAll the Way with You 3:52
4LISTENWe Are the Lonely 4:28
5LISTENLake Marie 6:00
6LISTENHumidity Built the Snowman 4:27
7LISTENDay Is Done 3:33
8LISTENQuit Hollerin' at Me 4:16
9LISTENBig Fat Love 3:58
10LISTENSame Thing Happened to Me 3:18
11LISTENThis Love Is Real 3:18
12LISTENLeave the Lights On 3:28
13LISTENHe Forgot That It Was Sunday 5:38
14LISTENI Love You So Much It Hurts 2:32

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Editorial Reviews

John Prine's follow-up to his comeback album, The Missing Years, is more of the same in terms of freeing up Prine's idiosyncratic muse and marrying the result to Howie Epstein's top-flight production sound. Fans of the early Prine may find that sound over-produced, but the songs never get lost, and with Prine's typically humorous, off-center view of the world (song titles include "Humidity Built the Snowman" and "He Forgot That It Was Sunday"), it's the songs that count. Actually, this is not quite as strong a collection of material as The Missing Years, but it has its moments, and Prine and Epstein show it off in its best possible light. William Ruhlmann, All Music Guide

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May 01, 2008: This is another superior album by one of the greatest songwriters of our time. Prine's songs seem like old friends the first time you hear them. His lyrics make you smile and cry at the same time. I just don't get tired of listening to his music.