Despite that, Grayson Jenkins felt there was a need for honoring one of Kentucky’s favorite sons, John Prine ... enduring songs, “Paradise.” The tune became part of Prine’s self ...

Plant continued, “And today, I’m sure you wrote this one for me, in fact, I don’t know whether you’ve been following me around, but this is today’s favorite John Prine song for me.

and it doesn’t even bother to include two of his most iconic songs – “Angel From Montgomery” and “Paradise” – from his self-titled debut. You can do that when you’re John Prine.

Prine got the idea for this song after visiting Lake Marie after a ... [RELATED: “If It’s So Easy, Why Don’t You Get Up and Do It?”: How John Prine’s Sharp Tongue Landed Him a Life ...