5 Songs John Prine Covered But Didn’t Write

"Clay Pigeons":  John Prine's Grammy-winning cover of Blaze Foley's song expresses melancholy through flat vocals and is one of his most streamed tracks.

"So Sad (To Watch Good Love Go Bad)":  Prine and Connie Smith's rendition adds a unique touch to The Everly Brothers' hit with piano and ascending notes.

"You Never Can Tell":  Prine's up-tempo cover of Chuck Berry's classic maintains the rock and roll vibe and is featured in Pulp Fiction.

"Killing the Blues":  Prine's cover of Rowland Salley's song on Pink Cadillac provides a sad, mid-tempo contrast with distinct backing vocals.

"I Love You So Much It Hurts":  Prine's rendition of Floyd Tillman's 1948 folk hit is spare, highlighting the song's insecurities and offering a contrast to the album's bright sound.