The Missing Years is John Prine's 1991 studio album, produced by Howie Epstein of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. The album represents a significant point in Prine's career, earning him widespread acclaim, including a Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Folk Album. It features a blend of introspective lyrics and Prine's signature wit, supported by rich, full arrangements. The album includes contributions from a variety of notable musicians, including Tom Petty, Bonnie Raitt, and Bruce Springsteen. Key tracks such as "Picture Show," "All the Best," and "Jesus, the Missing Years" showcase Prine's ability to blend humor with poignant observations about life, love, and society. The Missing Years marked a return to form for Prine, both critically and commercially, and remains one of his most celebrated works. Key Tracks: "Picture Show," "All the Best," "Jesus, the Missing Years"

1. Picture Show
2. All The Best
3. The Sins Of Memphisto
4. Everybody Wants To Feel Like You
5. It's A Big Old Goofy World
6. I Want To Be With You Always
7. Daddy's Little Pumpkin
8. Take A Look At My Heart
9. Great Rain
10. Way Back Then
11. Unlonely
12. You Got Gold
13. Everything Is Cool
14. Jesus The Missing Years
15. The Third Of July (Previously Unreleased)