. ♪ covid also took the life of a music legend this year, singer and song writer john prine.med "angel from montgomery," which he wrote. >> all the world around, there will never be another john prine. >> john prine was 73 years old. ♪ just give me one thing i can hold on to ♪ ♪ to believe in this living is just a hard way to go ♪ >> our thoughts are with all those who are missing a loved one tonight. the news continues. let's hand it over to chris for "cuomo primetime." >> what a year, what a year, my brother. so nothing is the same and nothing will be the same. and we still don't know where we're going to wind up. but the president was certainly pointing us in the right direction tonight. great coverage. i'm chris cuomo, excuse my voice. it's allergies and emotion

. >> well, i think everything you've ever wanted to know about john prine is in his songs. nd we really have been very busy, which has been a blessing. actually today brandi's beautiful version of "i remember everything" is being released as a single, so you'll find it on all of your streaming platforms. and in the fall we have a full tribute record coming out. "broken hearts and dirty windows." all of john's friends, the ones you would typically expect to see and hear on that record will be there. >> really looking forward to that. and you're still hoping to have a memorial service? >> absolutely. there's a great sense in the music community and the community here in nashville we haven't been able to, obviously, get together and remember john. so in the fall we are planning, in fact, a weeklong series of events and one of those will be we hope to have a public ritual memorial for john. >> fionafiona, thank you and congratulations again. >> thank you. nice to see you. >> fiona whalen prine. >>> ahead and only on "cbs this morning" jeff tweedy tells us which social justice gr

covid also took the life of a music legend this year, singer and song writer john prine. they performed "angel from montgomery," which he wrote. >>. >> there will never be another john prine. >> john was 73 years old. ♪ just give me one thing i can hold on to ♪ ♪ to believe in this living is just a hard way to go ♪ >> our thoughts are with all those who are missing a loved one tonight. the news continues. let's hand it over to chris for "kcuomo primetime." >> what a year, what a year, my brother. so nothing is the same and nothing will be the same and we still don't know where we're going to wind up but the president was certainly pointing us in the right direction tonight. great coverage. i'm chris cuomo, excuse my voice. it's allergies and emotion. tonight marks one year since start of the pandemic, the deadliest year in the century. literally it started one year ago with the presidential address on our watch and now a year later, literally to the hour, a very different president with a very different message. the biggest anti-poverty measure in a generation. the law ai

i landed the first day of tour, walked out of the airport and saw this huge sign that was like, john prinetics and was so charming. and i have seen him a bunch, but, yeah, that was a very depressing day and definitely one of the reasons i chose it and he was nominated for best new artist in 1972, which is pretty cool. >> seth: that is a very nice way to close this. thanks for doing that, thanks for the album, and thanks for being here it's just a delight to see you, phoebe >> yeah, thanks so much, man >> seth: "punisher" is available now. we will be right back with more "late night. ♪ when you buy this plant at walmart, they can buy more plants from metrolina greenhouses so abe and art can grow more plants. so they can hire vilma... and wendy... and me. so, more people can go to work. so, more days can start with kisses. when you buy this plant at walmart. ♪♪ up at 2:00am again? tonight, try pure zzzs all night. when you buy this plant at walmart. unlike other sleep aids, our extended release melatonin helps you sleep longer. and longer. zzzquil pure zzzs all night. fall asleep. stay aslee

covid also took the life of a music legend this year, singer and song writer john prine. they performed "angel from montgomery," which he wrote. >>. >> there will never be another john prine. >> john was 73 years old. ♪ just give me one thing i

i landed the first day of tour, walked out of the airport and saw this huge sign that was like, john prine a bunch, but, yeah, that was a very depressing day and definitely one of the reasons i chose it and he was nominated for best new artist in 1972, which is pretty cool. >> seth: that is a very nice way to close this. thanks for doing that, thanks for the album, and thanks for being here it's just a delight to see you, phoebe >> yeah, thanks so much, man >> seth: "punisher" is available now. we will be right back with more "late night. ♪ if you rank 20 midsize suvs by lowest maintenance cost... the volkswagen atlas and atlas cross sport rank number one and number two. beating subaru, toyota, and honda. so really, the only thing better than a volkswagen is a volkswagen. now's a smart time to get into a volkswagen suv at our sign then drive event. dsc. ♪ questions in my head, filling me with dread ♪ ♪ so many options ♪ ♪ what's the right razor? ♪ so much back hair, should i get lazer? ♪ should he get lazer? ♪ ♪ do i wear too much cologne? ♪ ♪ should i shave my thinning dome? ♪ ♪ i've beco

i would check out brandi carlile's tribute to a john prine. >> i believe in the free market and the freeday night instead of the grammys. >> tomi: i think it has even less to do with the raunchy performances because i think that unfortunately there is still an appetite for that. i think it has far more to do with americans who are struggling right now dealing with their businesses being close down in their schools not being reopened, not wanting to sit there and watch a bunch of rich celebrities gyrate and wear fancy gowns and talk about their liberalism and their wokeness. i think the american people are just sick of it. it's not just the grammys. it's all award shows. we are sick and tired of the double standard and we are tired of watching it. >> harris: emily. >> emily: i will echo what you said, harris, yesterday. i think if there -- expectations come into play and i'm a fan of supporting all types of choreography in all types of performing art for sure but it seems to me that the argument, well-founded, is that many people were sort of shocked and uncomfortable with their younger f

rerd br >> reporter: brandi carlile says her song will honor the late john prine.album ♪ i'm blinded by the light ♪ >> reporter: the academy's interim president says this year as in past years we are going to take a hard look at how to improve our awards process, including the nomination review committees. ♪ those who are attending say they're ready to finally reconnect with fans. >> when you're forced to miss out on what you love to do, it is like we'll never take it for granted again. i miss the fans this year for sure. i'm glad we can be in their homes with them on grammy day. >> you're right, miranda, you miss the fans and the fans miss the music. listen, we had trevor noah here recently. he told us he was terrified and excited. i know he's going to knock out to of the park. we saw ben talking about the amazing nominees. they had to change a lot for covid. how is this exactly going to work, because it is inside, it is outside, what is it? >> reporter: well, here's the deal, gayle. what you have is the segmefshow thne guest, y undem andir award or not and then t