Metal Biker Dude Reacts - Jason Isbell - Elephant REAVTION

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[ThunderTaco]

Jason Isbell is one of the greatest songwriters in modern history.

[glen]

Jason Isbell was born to write songs. It was always stunning to me how one band, DBT, could have three unbelievably talented songwriters that actually got along. I'm glad that Jason got his shit together and has such huge success. History will mark him as one of the best.

[mfpendle]

I've listened to this song intently dozens of times, but it still gets me every time. Crying right now. Thank you, Jason.

[grilledspaghetti]

I tear up a bit every time I hear this song. And cried 3 times at his concert and he didn't even play this. His songs resonate so well with me.

[patchesm]

It's very rare to hear "I'm not pausing this by the way" but if any song warrants it, it's this one.

[pablozee]

Have fun exploring Isbell. If you love storytellers like Tupac and Kendrick, then you’ll dig Jason. He can turn a phrase with the best of them as has been mentioned as comparable to heavy hitters in songwriting across different genres. Don’t sleep on his abilities as a guitar player, either. Not everything he does is singer-songwritery acoustic tunes. The dude can rock, too.

[letstalktruecrime]

you want to hear storytelling? go listen to Yvette. Decoration Day. Alabama Pines. ok I could go on and on. Enjoy the rabbit hole that is Jason Isbell.

[jasonanderson]

My buddy who introduced me to Isbell about 9 years ago ("man you've got to hear this song Elephant") also told me about 3 weeks ago that he has cancer in multiple spots on his body.

[chad_dawkins]

I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve watched this Isbell performance. Unreal.

[jrye]

The first line grabs you--Andy, you're better than your past. Truly remarkable songwriting.

[elmoblatch]

What exactly is a "Reavtion" ? But seriously, it's good to see people discovering this artist

[georgescione]

Jason Isbell is a lyrical gangsta. Did this get you to listen to more of his work? I hope so. You won’t regret it.

[dustinpatton]

first time I ever heard isbell, the pearl jam bass players fan club suggested him. 😂 now I love him. his song with the drive by truckers "goddamn lonely love" is awesome too

[trentbobo]

I search once a week for a new Jason reaction. Usually cone up empty. Tonight....score

[carlrosenzweig]

He's usually classified as alt country, but singer songwriter works too (John Prine is a huge influence on him). He's an independent artist (has his own label) and has won a number of grammys and other awards. His wife also happens to be a great fiddler and songwriter (Amanda Shires). I love his songwriting, he has a lot of gems. I'd recommend checking "If We Were Vampires".

[lowriebean]

Jason is a superb singer, songwriter & guitarist. Well worth checking out more of his stuff.

[ericpeabody]

I lost both my folks to cancer and I just can't make it through this song without choking up.

[writerjohnmcnally]

My favorite song of the past ten years. I’ve seen him in concert about a dozen times. He and his band put on a great show.

[jonahmainwaring]

Love watching people discover this guy. One of the biggest hits outside of the mainstream media.

[papashome]

DBT's during the Isbell days were not only one of the best bands touring at that time but the best story tellers. Go listen to all of "southern rock opera". It'll change your life