Jason Isbell leads Pink Floyd's "Wish You Were Here" at Nashville Urban Campfire
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- At Guitar Mash's 2nd annual Nashville Urban Campfire, Jason Isbell shares stories and leads the audience in the songs that shaped him, among them "Wish You Were Here". This Music City "campfire" is led by Jerry Douglas (dobro) and Mash artistic director Mark Stewart (guitar), with support from Barry Walsh (keys), Viktor Krauss (bass), and Gary Gold (drums). At City Winery Nashville, May 11, 2019. *Music starts at 2:38. Guitar Mash is sponsored by Fishman and Hint.
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He is a genius. He’s one of the great ones-Dylan, Springsteen, Swift-the only difference is they are well known for their ability. Isbell is critically acclaimed, but not as publicly known. Which as a fan is great for me. It’s hard enough to get tickets sometimes without fighting the Taylor Swift type madness. I’m just happy that I became aware. Everyone that witnesses his craft is blessed by it.
For an artist if Isbell’s stature to do a sing/play along with a bunch of guitar students is so cool. IMO there’s no
One better out there today.
There’s not. But it isn’t just today. Isbell is one of the greatest artists to ever pick up an instrument and put pen to paper. He’ll be on the Mount Rushmore of songwriters before he’s through.
Isbel is hands down the best Amercan artist we have today. There is nothing the guy cannot do.
And for Jerry Douglas, who is a Dobro legend, to do it with him makes it all the better.
@@TheVCRTimeMachine Jerry Douglas touring w John Hiatt/ to me the best all around singer songwriter rocker soulful man around.
Why this guy doesn't get more recognition is beyond me. Great songwriter and performer
Maybe he does his best to avoid it as he doesn't want it that intensely much world over/country/state over from others. Just wants to talk, sing, play and entertain and live a normal as possible life whilst having made other people happy and hopefully himself also happy in every aspect of his life.
Only Jason Isbell with his lack of ego would be humble enough to pull off something like this! Cause let’s face it, if there is one performer out there today that should have an ego just based on the material that he puts out, it’s this man! Thank you for being so humble and staying true to the music
DAM STRAIGHT ! You are spot on my friend ! It's that Dam Ego....this man and his wife are real people . God I pray that they NEVER Sell out ya know !!! It's refreshing as hell to hear real people talk, and I Thank you as well for that ! Your friend in Virginia . God Bless and Stay True !
I have only in the past 34 mins of this very 11th hour heard this man for the very first time in my life after someone mentioned him on a Facebook comment and I decided to TH-cam him. So so glad I did. My morning has been made into a much happier smiling one. ☺
@@deb7412 simply amazing!
Isbell is a legend.
I love how at 5:10 the photographer starts moving toward the stage like it's an altar call. Get up there and get saved, buddy. It's all there.
Wow, I would be in tears if he ever played this in concert. My favorite song of all time by one of my favorite musicians of all time....
I am right there with you, Jon. That would be beyond moving.
It was awesome I was in Nashville before my heart surgery and I wanted to see him so bad but I didn’t think he was having any shows but I checked again and saw that he was going to be there. Definitely one of the best experiences I’ve had.
I’ve never seen a concert with musical accompaniment from the audience. That is cool 😎
I am 63 and this is first for me too. Cheers, from Toronto ☮
F'ing surprised me too. Awesome as hell.
If you want more, you should check out Ben Folds' live performances of "Army."
I completely and wholly agree one hundred and fifty thousand million percent. If so such a number exists. 😂 "I failed my maths.
😔😢😭😂🤣 😳🤫🤐🤭
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😉
Damn this guy is so cool as hell.
One of the best songs historically, this performance brings audience participation to an entirely new level…
I hope each one these people recognized how special this moment was,
And yes
I wish I was there!
Jerry Douglas....friends, that was a music lesson!
So damn cool to get to see Jerry throw down Wish You Were Here on the dobro, so love the Fuc* out of this!
Jason's songwriting is stellar and you picture each of the lyrics... Perfection, muwahhh. I can picture every beautifully placed word & Amanda, a writer herself with fine arts education as well as the touch with words... She's the the final arbiter. She is amazing as well. Has her own band "Highwomen". They did a great doc on HBO that really told their story alongside his. Candy Jar series. The singer songwriter along wears his life on his sleeve... His honesty only enhances & complement his brilliance as a guitar player... The band 400unit who we just saw was a dream come true! (missed you Amanda but we'll get there one day soon)And still, unforgettable memories for our lifetimes. As we enter our last decades, we are grateful that that the musician/singer/songwriter with harmonies that needs no auto tune is returning. With artists that care to let us all feel part of it all. Thank you Jason, Amanda, 400unit&The Highwomen (shout out to Brandi Carlile) on the forefront.... Our worries that music was leading away from their roots are totally gone. They are the real deal, deep, flawed and beautiful. Thank you for honoring John Prine & Jerry Jeff Walker by returning your lifetime cards to country music for leaving them out of in memorium. There's no country music without those two. Couldn't see you enough. Thank you for taking our souls for a truly amazing ride every single time... Amanda was asked the diff btwn a fiddle and a violin. She said something like it's a fiddle when you play it & a violin when you sell it. Keep it going kids, it matters! ❤
Still one of my favorite songs. A great rendition! Thank you.
I cry every time I see this are u fucking kidding me a singer songwriter basically giving this much to upcoming artists
At it's roots, this is a country song... through and through.
All music must be assigned its proper genre at birth, so Jason Isbell is, of course, a 'Country' singer.
This is so cool! I wish I were there!
This might be one of the coolest things I’ve ever seen
I love this! Music is such a great medium to bring people together and also for me it was a way to express my deepest emotions. Basically it is an awesome therapeutic thing. If you are a creative person it can save you! It saved me! Love Isbell too!
This is great, and the best part (for me) is that Isbell references Thin Lizzy as one of his Dad’s favourites. Best band there ever was. It just reassures me that great music is timeless and is passed down along the line. Great to see the audience participating and practicing with their instruments too, that genuinely brought a tear to my eye.
No one's a better cover artist than Jason!
Dit is wat belangrijk is volgens mij, het samen uitvoeren en delen van muziek.
Prachtig gedaan allemaal🙏!!
Stage patter is so often stilted, but this guy is smart and engaging - loved it.
I have seen him in concert 6 times, the most recent was in December of last year in an acoustic set with his wife and Sadler and it was almost like being in your own living room. He includes the audience in his conversation and he is always engaging. I love listening to him.
I agree, I have seen him in a small venue and a festival setting and in both cases he was engaging with his banter and impeccable in his performance.
it's a gift, truly...earned and learned by years on the road and spending time in noisy, quiet, large and small venues alike...the art of filling dead air and keeping people engaged all the while is rarely spoken about, but unanimously admired by performers just the same...
I think JI is such a great force in today's music. Incredible writer and uniquely great voice. Ain't shabby on the Git neither!!!
Wow! Didn't realize half the people in the crowd had guitars also until they panned a view of the audience. I know at least half of them were singing along.😄 Nice work by Jerry Douglas on the dobro. Would have liked to hear them do Breathe. Jerry could have really had his spot on that one.😉 Great stuff!!
Some of the greatest lyrics ever penned.....Hot ashes for trees, hot air for a cool breeze ??
You are amazing! I love Jason Isbell!
Here sings & plays a musician who exists in the present and speaks in the native tongue of all who are experienced and are able to understand what he's putting down using our language of forevermore love & peace to/for those that actually understand this super-talent that we are lucky enough to enjoy in the present day. Gotta love him
and it or you're only cutting yourself short on many levels.
In NASHVILLE....goes to show....Floyd.....appeals to all genres.
Brilliant cover of wish you were hear and name checking thin lizzy would love to hear them cover whisky in the jar 🏴🇬🇧🇺🇸
This is so awesome!!!!
Beautiful.
Couldn't love this more if I tried.
Damn...I'd have LOVED being in that audience with my 322!
This was such a fantastic experience. It's awesome playing with some of the great musical performers. Love that Nashville vibe.
Definitely glad I watched this.
Coolest shit I’ve ever seen...Jason is awesome 😊
Liza Simpson you’ve got to see him and The 400 Unit in concert. I saw him in Nashville not long ago, he blew the roof off!!
Next level my friend.
Wish I was there
This looks awesome btw
When he mentioned "Arena Rock" I was worried a bit, but the bands he mentioned were all good.
Is that Jerry Douglas playing lead?
simply amazing!!!
Gotta love a countrified version of a classic done live. Only thing I've heard close to this was The Gourds doing a bluegrass version of Snoop Dogg's "Gin and Juice"...
Bass player here is Viktor Krauss. Recorded a stunning version of Shine On You Crazy Diamond on his 2017 album
I love that cover!
Find Tyler Childers cover of “Time”
@@Kickstart500 Thank you, that was worth the listen!
Great band got the album from hmv 24 frames jools holland saw em
super cool!
Damn County version still kicks ass
Did anyone catch the joke around minute 2:09? I couldn't tell what he said...
gave him the "pink (floyd) slip"
WTF this is off this is out of this world just found this
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🎶🎻🎸🎤🎶🔥💜
Didnt Jerry Douglas play with Allison Krauss and Union Station?
Put me in coach
Fucking amazing 👍🔥
Gave him the pink Floyd slip haha
The chord progression isnt right when the lead kicks in at 3:17.....????
Kind of disappointed, I thought I'd hear Sadler play Wish you were Here.
Think of it as Sid writing 'wish you were here' from his perspective in the asylum - more sane and more free, than a 'sellout band' (not that Pink Floyd were sellouts but, you get it), in 'the machine', the music industry serving record sales rather than the art of music.
When I first started watching I thought the person on the left of the stage was some weird looking old woman. I read the description and find out it's a dude.
strangest thing i've ever seen. the whole audience is playing along. what is this?
Pink Floyd they are not
Butchered a legendary song 😬
Learn about Syd Barrett: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Syd_Barrett. He was a force...and still is.