Definitely I got this, dress blues live, cover me up and streetlights on paste

I love his new stuff but this shit gets me where it counts

Mine too. The whole vibe is smooth. Lyrics are real and the violin adds a haunting touch.

and Rodney Crowell and Lucinda Williams

Frank Black(and the Catholics), Issac Brock, Elvis Costello. Just a few more

YUP...BEST SINCE SPRINGSTEEN IN HIS PRIME..

when he left the Truckers so did the talent.

Justin Townes Earle was pretty damn fine as well RIP

That is very cool. Thanks for bringing it to my attention.

thanks for pointing that out, Professor Rock

Noticed that immediately.. this whole band is impeccable....

he is using in inline tuner. its made for this. by engaging it with the foot switch it mutes, you strum and adjust, it gives you a light when its right, you push the foot switch again and you are live again. it works perfect with the "in ear" monitors because you can hear the slightest variances and self correct on the fly.

@@threethree7 Well, considering it's not a standard tuning but is tuned to facilitate the slide solo, the capo is a sensible compromise

I know it really puts the listener in a trance. HYPNOTIC!

I totally agree!!!

Jesus Christ is utterly brilliant 😁 I agree

@@danielwarton5343 🙄

@@Ozzwald99 😘

Jerry Stevens that’s cool man. Love the way great music brings music lovers of different types of genres together. Great music of any kind is magical. Isbell is for sure genius.

Same here, 80s kid from maiden to motorhead, scorpions to slayer, love this dude and co.

You'll hear it on 91.1 The Avenue nonprofit FM Neenah Wi.

You hear the 400 unit Sad But True cover? I'm nothing close to a metal guy but I that cover is deadly

Amen

she's absolutely perfect in every way

Casey Reed I bet she’s just as beautiful on the inside as she is on the outside. Jason’s a lucky man! Finally get to see them for the first time in a few weeks here in Florida, can’t wait✌🏼

Amanda is great but Jason deserves credit for saving himself.

@@JA-pm4pu jason saved himself. People can be supportive but its up to the individual to do the work and stay sober

She saw the good man underneath. Not many people will have that level of patience. She truly is as close as we come to an angel on this good earth. Jason has become a solid family man, represents the best of Alabama. He and Chris Stapleton put Studio A back on the music map and saved it from the wrecking ball. Let the music ring out !!

+Donna McCubbin check out Decoration Day. and the Outfit.

+Donna McCubbin I also just discovered him ! Last week, and I am addicted to the point that I keep frantically searching the tour dates trying to find one that fits my schedule and that is not too terribly far away! I will travel a long way for good music ( if I can afford the trip!!). i haven't really found an artist that I love this much since I discovered Amos Lee six years ago!! Very excited!

Same on all points. Including Amos. :-)

i discovered him about 2 years ago when a FB friend posted a video, i never click on those, but this one i did and thank god every day for that. the video was cover me up. and omg, i was just in love, the next one i listened to was live oak and so on. i had the absolute privelidge of seeing him live this summer and short of a blizzard or locust invasion, i plan to see him again in sept for my birthday. he is so charismatic live, he really engages the audience. i cant believe i lived all those previous years without his music in my life. i would have to say my all time favorite of his is new south wales.

Donna McCubbin well now you know you were. In the company of greatness congrats it's a sign stay clean bro

Agree......I was at THIS show. My first taste of Isbell, ben HOOKED every since. "THIS" recording is AWESOME. I'm from the same neck of the woods in the Arkansas Delta as Levon & got to meet him several times. Levon would be very proud of this.

That is almost an understatement !

Yeah...its hard to pick for me...love the old DBT versions too... Isbell is much more refined here, but the raw DBT is just tough to beat....two different songs to me really. Isbell is most certainly underrated...but so is Hood and Cooley. All this coming from a guy that still like Uncle Tupelo more that SonVolt or Wilco...

I love the live from Alabama version of this song, with the horns. I think they make it even more powerful

well said

well said bro

Matthew Noblin Time would stand still and aging would cease

Matthew Noblin amen brother!

Alas, we're all on this one-way street, ultimately, alone.

you're v the real deal. great analogy!

Joel Foreman Well said. Walking through your own darkness and prevailing over the demons creates a great foundation for artists. He and his band are both incredible

Joel Foreman i

check out drive-by truckers, band he recorded this song with originally in 2004

So Tomu....here's the ridiculous thing. I have been a fan of Drive-By Truckers since 2001. I never realized Isbell was a member until yesterday. Stupid I know....and a little embarrassing. I'm seeing them for the second time next month. Can't wait. Even more ridiculous is the fact that Isbell was in the band when I saw them at Stubbs in 2006. SMH

just saw them on this tour! so good!

you're here now, welcome

I was at this show....first time I heard of him.....Been a fan every since. He's a slide playn MFr

I cry when I watch The Last Waltz. Lot's of great memories for me.

no watching a live version of chest fever and king harvest (has surely come) should be the next step.

we know! and the irony is that the band really did push dylan into his very best stuff...IMO and i'm a huge dylan fan

+Andrew Kling This is an older song of his, and I saw him play it in a little bar in baton rouge as they passed around a bottle of whiskey in the band during the show. And let me tell you it was a much more emotional and captivating performance. Glad he is sober for his own sake.

Honestly I like a lot of the pre rehab stuff more incidentally. Just think it's a little more raw with more energy. But just about everything he releases has some kind of merit.

He was blasted out his mind when he wrote this one

Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit Green hill/Muscle shols Alabama

Yep - that groove is mesmerizing.

Chad is a beast

his lope is straight out of levon helms canon

he's incredible. honestly, makes this song. These days its hard to find a drummer with the technical skill to know when to "not" play. Very talented indeed.

thank you for telling me the drummers name. he makes this for me

Steve Nospam def solid.

yeah, I do my best to be a horrible drummer. this dude is amazing. beyond timing, the texture he can apply is simply unreal.

Chad is a great drummer. Never pushes the beat, when the band wants to.

+4199ny Ditto. It's the best version of this song, hands down. I even copied the track and took the audio from it so that I could play it in my car. No one else comes close.

+Garrett Hammerel I'm partial to the Live from Alabama version

Totally see where you are coming from. I have that one in my car, also. I prefer the guitar solo in this version to the Alabama version. I also really like the slow buildup in the beginning.

Agree. The slow build-up adds to the tension. Magnificent version.

Stephanie Gray its a killer for sure Love this

I think they would rather be alive

How is the new chapter going if I may ask?😊

@@brazenlilhussy5975 it's terrific! Just got married to my high school crush at 40 yo, selling my house, building one with him, and we're planning to see Jason Isbell at the end of September! Thanks for checking up!

@@micahaynes3119 Lol...would you believe I was just listening to my Jason Isbell playlist as I read this! Congrats on everything going forward, all the best.

SRV-level talent. Glad his woman is strong for him. Lucky guy.

Same my dude

Oh, hell no, this is not country. This is soul.

I've yet to grow tired of it. Must have watched 100 times, no exaggeration.

Yep. Just need one for Carly Rae Jepsen now ; )

Go buy "live from Alabama Jason Isbell" and "Southeastern" It will be money well spent. Jason Isbell is amazing writer and singer !

Yes. I started listening some years ago after hearing Alabama Pines on the radio but I'm now completely hooked.

I thought it was booze mainly and some white that was Jason's poison? Not sure obviously just curious is all, I of course share the same sentiment for him to stay well 👍 RIP to your friend.

@@brazenlilhussy5975 alcohol is what Ive read. Never heard about him doing iv drugs

@@lastnamefirst4035 Yeah man, cheers for the reply. I checked it out after this and it was booze and nose-candy alright (one always seems to follow the other) not that it makes it any less of a problem, alcohol will f' u up as quick as the actual illegal drugs out there..and in my case..one always led to the other. Cheers Lastname first, is that an old family Name? I like it, very regal. 😊

@@brazenlilhussy5975 lol My name is Sue. I couldn't come of w a creative net name so lastname first. Same here. Alcohol drugs or drugs and alcohol until I realized I was too old to keep doing that bc my liver didn't like it. Now Im chemical free and dont miss the many hazy years I cant recall. Just cloudy years gone by

@@lastnamefirst4035 Hiya Sue, I'm Damo. I was born and bred in Ireland where every social occasion was usually held in a pub, I started drinking heavily at 15 (was playing guitar and singing in the places too, every stereotype has a little bit of truth to it and with us Irish it's with the demon drink.) I started seeing a girl seriously (not Irish and out of my social circle ) who was going to University at the time..and when she'd see me waking up in the morning after a night out and heading straight to the fridge to get a 'hair of the dog' was the time I realised it wasn't right..I wish I could say it ended there..I'd gotten so used to playing so young whilst drinking I just had to kind of learn all over again..which led me to spending a lot of time by myself practicing and writing which lead me more to the lonely addiction of smack and benzos. I soon became a "junkie with a music problem" 😂 not the other way around. Have a handle on it for the minute but I'm 37 this year and speaking to a counsellor for the first time ever (I used to believe it would affect my "writing" 🙄 yes I was a pretentious little fella alright😂🤷‍♂️) realising now that half my life has been spent wearing a mask of some sort or other is a wee bit of an adjustment to make. But then again I s'pose the thing is to survive, and keep trying? I certainly hope so Sue. Hope this finds you well (sorry for waffling I do realise I went on a bit 🙈)

May 2019, same. Some things you just check back in on, nah?

@@josephspagna2829 June. Return often.

that's an homage to rick danko and richard manuel. two giants we were lucky to have tear through the scene leaving a body of work i still lean on when its needed