Released in 1986, this album finds Prine in fine form, weaving together a collection of songs that are both poignant and playful, reflecting his keen eye for the quirks of life and love.

The album kicks off with "Lulu Walls," a lively reimagining of a traditional folk tune that sets the tone for the diverse tracks to follow. "Speed of the Sound of Loneliness" stands out as a haunting exploration of solitude, one of Prine's most memorable compositions. On the lighter side, songs like "Let's Talk Dirty in Hawaiian" display Prine's signature humor, offering a witty, tongue-in-cheek take on love and language. German Afternoons also features collaborations with notable musicians, including contributions from Sam Bush and Jerry Douglas, adding depth and richness to the album's sound. This record is a must-have for any John Prine fan, showcasing the enduring charm and versatility of one of America's most cherished songwriters.

1. Lulu Walls
2. Speed Of The Sound Of Loneliness
3. Out Of Love
4. Sailin' Around
5. If She Were You
6. Linda Goes To Mars
7. Let's Talk Dirty In Hawaiían
8. I Just Want To Dance With You
9. Love, Love, Love
10. Bad Boy
11. They'll Never Take Her Love From Me
12. Paradise