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Hear John Prine’s new song, “Summer’s End”

It's from Prine’s first album of new material in over 13 years

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John Prine has shared a new song, “Summer’s End“.

The track is taken from The Tree Of Forgiveness, Prine’s first album featuring new material in over 13 years.

Recorded at Nashville’s RCA Studio A, the album includes ten new songs written by Prine along with co-writers Pat McLaughlin, Roger Cook, Dan Auerbach, Keith Sykes and Phil Spector. Brandi Carlile, Jason Isbell and Amanda Shires are among the guests on the album.

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The album can be pre-ordered by clicking here.

The tracklisting for The Tree Of Forgiveness is:

Knockin’ On Your Screen Door” (by John Prine and Pat McLaughlin)
I Have Met My Love Today” ft. Brandi Carlile (by John Prine and Roger Cook)
Egg & Daughter Nite, Lincoln Nebraska, 1967 (Crazy Bone)” (by John Prine and Pat McLaughlin)
Summer’s End” (written by John Prine and Pat McLaughlin)
Caravan Of Fools” (by John Prine, Dan Auerbach, and Pat McLaughlin)
The Lonesome Friends Of Science” (by John Prine)
No Ordinary Blue” (by John Prine and Keith Sykes)
Boundless Love” (by John Prine, Dan Auerbach, and Pat McLaughlin)
God Only Knows” (by John Prine and Phil Spector)
When I Get to Heaven” (by John Prine)

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John Prine plays the following UK dates:
August 2: GLASGOW, Kelvingrove Bandstand (with John Moreland)
August 3: BIRMINGHAM, Town Hall (with John Moreland)
August 4: CAMBRIDGE, Cambridge Folk Festival

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