Dasha Brown/Courtesy of the artistfrom her home in Iowa City, Iowa."Not everybody's going to get them, but there's people that get them – and they need them." For over 30 years Dement has been one of the most distinctive and spiritually searching voices in roots music, work that has netted her a couple of Grammy nominations, though never quite making her a household name.
Stuart produced a song that's been an introduction for many to DeMent's work, a quirky duet from the late '90s that she sang with her longtime collaborator, the late, legendary. DeMent remembers when Prine faxed her the lyrics to the now-famed song,"In Spite of Ourselves." "I saw the words and ... I came out of the Pentecostal church and I was like, 'I can't do this.' I mean, like, my heart started racing. I can't do this.""He ain't got laid in a month of Sundays, I caught him once and he was sniffin' my undies / He ain't too sharp but he gets things done / drinks his beer like it's oxygen / He's my baby and I'm his honey / I'm never gonna let him go...
DeMent says, with a smile, that – not atypical for a clutch of Prine lyrics –"of course, everybody loved it."Prine died after contracting COVID-19 in the early days of the pandemic, joining a growing group of figures in DeMent's life that are no longer physically here but who still show up in the music.
"John was so present when he was here. Like a few other people I know ... my mom [is] in that category ... they were so," DeMent says."I don't want to be all spooky about it, but I feel like I carry him and that's just a wonderful feeling."
national treasure. You know ..like John Prine. True Grit 2010 End
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