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John Prine - Bruised Orange

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Bruised Orange is the fifth studio album by American folk singer-songwriter John Prine, released in 1978 on Asylum Records. The album marked Prine's first release after leaving Atlantic Records and was produced by his frequent collaborator, Steve Goodman. It blends acoustic folk, rock, and country elements, featuring observational, darkly humorous lyrics on tracks like "Fish and Whistle" and the title track. The album caters to listeners who appreciate intricate acoustic songwriting, serving as a definitive example of Prine's narrative-driven approach to folk and Americana music.

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What record label released John Prine's Bruised Orange?

John Prine released his fifth studio album, Bruised Orange, in 1978 on Asylum Records. This marked his very first album release after departing from his previous label, Atlantic Records.

Who produced the Bruised Orange album?

The album was produced by Prine's frequent collaborator and fellow folk musician, Steve Goodman. Their partnership helped shape the record's signature blend of acoustic folk and country sounds.

What number studio album is Bruised Orange in John Prine's discography?

Bruised Orange stands as the fifth studio album released by the American folk singer-songwriter. It came out in 1978 and remains a beloved staple of his 1970s catalog.

Does the album Bruised Orange contain any acoustic folk elements?

Yes, the album is known for blending acoustic folk and country elements, heavily influenced by producer Steve Goodman. It was released in 1978 under the Asylum Records label.

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