Home / Music / Rolling Stone ranked John Prine's debut at No. 149Music linernotes album music john-prineRolling Stone ranked John Prine's debut at No. 149In 2020, Rolling Stone placed his self-titled debut at No. 149 on its list of the 500 greatest albums of all time. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesJohn Prine was discovered by Atlantic's Jerry Wexler at a Kris Kristofferson showJohn Prine's self-titled debut arrived in October 1971John Prine split his debut album between Memphis and New YorkSteve Goodman and John Prine's brother both played on 'Paradise'Arif Mardin produced John Prine's debut albumExploreMiss America took five years to finishThe Blue Nile spent five years making Hats — and scrapped a whole album along the wayThe Voyager took years to write and ten days to recordBob Dylan recorded John Wesley Harding in under twelve hoursKind of Blue was recorded in about nine hoursPrevious Shara Nova sings on The Blue HourNext Ring-a-Ding-Ding! launched Sinatra's Reprise label.