John Prine's second album Diamonds In The Rough features the best song-writing of Prine's career - work that he's only equaled on rare occasions since. The up-tempo humor songs include the all-time class "They Oughta Name a Drink after You" and provide balance to some of the darkest and most bewildering songs since the Carter Family. "Sour Grapes" showed Prine's cracked sense of humor and "Souvenirs" shows his sentiment.

First time on vinyl since 1972. Heavyweight vinyl produced by Rhino Records for Atlantic Records. Cut by Kevin Gray at Cohearent Audio using the original analogue tapes.