Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit - When We Were Close
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- Jason Isbell and The 400 Unit perform the song When We Were Close on Jimmy Kimmel Live.
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It still blows mind how far this has come. I grew up in the same part of town with him and remember him constantly jammin out in his garage. Def cool to see him with so much success!
@PraetorianH my Aunt on my Mom’s side (they were from Florence, last name Clemmons) married into the Quillen family, whom Jason is related to. My cousin and Jason attended Rogers HS; she was in the band and a senior when he was a freshman in (I believe) the jazz band. Met him a few weeks ago and told him all that and he said, Wow! I’m sure we’re cousins, we should figure out how close 😂 I’m sure you know there are a LOT of Quillens in that area!!
I don’t know what part of town he grew up in but how far apart could they be?? My cousin’s brother still lives there and drives every week to Oak Ridge TN to work 😮
He’s barely sort of famous. Most of the people in the comments apparently know him
@@RM-jb2bvhe has Grammys genius. He’s wrote songs for movies, had his songs in tv shows and movies and has appeared in movies.
@@ozgirl913Greenhill, alabama
The Year of Jason Isbell continues, hell yes
This is maybe the third best song on the album is what’s crazy
Nah. 7th best.
Guy is a songwriting legend who is only getting better.
This is real American music
Really? This song is very similar in style to Ryan Adams. Listen to ‘Gimme Something Good’ by Ryan Adams. The riff is almost a copy…. uncomfortablely so. And the drum pattern….
I hadn't thought of that, but you, sir, are correct.@@markhemming1423
@@markhemming1423you’re right, it is very similar. but a lot of songs are very similar to a lot of other songs. there are only so many things you can do with a guitar. listen to “king of oklahoma.” absolutely stellar guitar work
@@markhemming1423 Lol, there's a MILLION songs like this, and long before Ryan Adams too.
There's nothing innovative about it - people don't listen to American/Roots Rock for cutting edge originality in that sense.
People are drawn to it because of its lyricism, the quality of the playing, etc.
An American treasure. The Southeastern Anniversary set is a must get. Incredible collection of music and content
I discovered Jason by accident (streaming random music) and became a fan quickly. I love his voice and music style but the best thing is his lyrics. He is a poet.
Me too
I watched this last night on Jimmy Kimmel after I switched from Hulu to Live TV & the ABC channel was on
I stuck around & found myself hooked, now I love the song, hell of a story behind it & powerful lyrics about a friends death
What are some other good songs by him??
Check out if we were vampires, Alabama pines, cover me up, and king of Oklahoma. Also, the entire Southeastern album is considered the best modern country album.
For those of us older farts (72 this season) for whom the “country?” genre wasn’t on the radar during our formative years (yes, I can sorta remember the later ‘60s), and for whom the UA-cam algorithm can serve up a pretty damned eclectic menu, I only stumbled across him today myself, thanks to Tennesse Brandon. Jason’s take on Oliver Anthony’s recent stratospheric rise, as well as the delightful interview with Ari Melber set the hook, and I suspect I’ll be following all the crumbs down this rabbithole for a while.
Jason, I don’t think you need to worry any longer about what it takes to be a real man.
@maximilianrabbitt4849 Great list. Also Tupelo, Elephant, White man's world, Last of my kind, Traveling alone.
There are so many. This guy's a poet, I'm telling you.
Grateful to exist at the same time as Jason Isbell! He just keeps getting better. ❤
If there were ever a musical couple who's kids you'd want to follow in their footsteps, this is it.
rip justin townes earle.... will johnson from centro-matic playing guitar. awesome
Will Johnson is so underrated
Good eye. I assumed that was Sadler.
Without a doubt Jason Isbell is currently America's best and most painfully honest songwriter, unafraid to lay bare his deepest and most difficult feelings and experiences. His work grows better with each record. The band is amazing and he's one hell of a player too! Great slide lead on this one.
Absolutely!
It's sad this song is about the man who's place he took in those respects.
Justin Townes Earl was one of a kind.
Jason Isbell really hardworking musician.
he's no joke
Beautiful song written to commemorate his friend. Brings me to tears when I hear it. Not sure why Justin's wife didn't approve. RIP Justin ... the drama is no longer your problem.
A song for Justin Townes Earle. Beautiful work sir..
Ah. Is that what this song is about? Now I have to go listen again. Throw me in the briar patch.
Or is it ,
@@rosskennedy5712 it is. Theres a good amount of criticism about it from the widow of Justin about the lyrics and release. My opinion is that this is fair game for Isbell to write about as it was his friend and experiences they shared.
Notice how he puts the slide on his finger while finishing the chorus and then throws it off real fast to go to the bridge again! the song is about Justin Townes Earle btw
He threw the glass slide down onto hard stage, looked like.
Maybe it broke, maybe not. Maybe it bounced into crew or
audience. Surprised the edit showed it. Planned theater?
Weird.
Best I ever saw at slide on/off was Junior Brown. Genius
player of his custom double neck on a stand.
@@missmamie8369 no edit - this was straight live to tape - I was there
He doesn't normally throw the slide. My guess? It got stuck on his finger and he yeeted it.
@@paintchipped yes can see him trying to get it off.
Why do you think this song is about JTE? Kind of odd to sing about him a couple of yrs after he's gone. Doubt Steve would appreciate it either
RIP Justin Townes Earle.
❤
Jason cleverly playing his signature Telecaster! I do think this song sounds very Ryan Adams. Weathervanes my favourite album of 2023.
Me too . Its brilliant
It's pretty much "Gimme Something Good," off of Ryan's self titled record@@We_are_the_light
I haven't seen that Tele in a while. I'm happy it's still in rotation.
I thought this was about Ryan on the first listen because the guitar is so similar to the stuff on that self-titled album. The line about the cheap guitar set me straight though.
I hear Patterson Hood and the Truckers on this one
I’ve always loved him, JTE, and American Aquarium for years. Long before they were ever popular. I was happy when BJ from American Aquarium got and stayed sober. I’m happy Jason is sober and staying sober, and I miss JTE everyday.
I just spent all morning listening to JTE and Time You Waste gets me everytime. We're about the same age and struggle with the same demons so drowning in his lyrics is very easy. As amazing as Jason is Justin was on another level musically, lyrically, mythically. I will miss him forever.
@@xDPx-zh7vrAgreed, I can always feel the pain and agony Justin is conveying through his heavy fingerstyle instrumentation, his lyrics, in a way that nobody else has been able to, it can come off as melancholy, calming, surreal, it feels like I am standing there beside him as he makes his observations and perseveres through his struggles, him living his life and going through all the wild stuff he dealt with from such an early age. Man was able to strike a match to my heart regardless of the genre he dipped his toes in, whether it be blues, rockabilly, folk, rock, you name it. There are folks who come close but none strike that same chorde for me. Seeing his friends like Joe Pug reminscing on their relationship and seeming really pained over not spending nearly enough time together despite Justin regarding him as his buddy, with such limited time spent together, he had such a profound effect on him. Rest in peace Justin Townes Earle, I truly hope his restless soul found some means of peace, for he clearly struck that same chord with many of the folks around him, seemed like a truly compelling man for those lucky enough to be around him regardless of his internal demons and struggles. Seeing his friends like Joe Pug reminscing on their relationship and seeming really pained over not spending nearly enough time together despite Justin regarding him as his buddy, with such limited time spent together, he had such a profound effect on him, very telling of the effect he seemed to have on folks. I am glad his wife, daughter, pops, and the care system around his family are keeping his memory alive, carrying on his legacy.
@@xDPx-zh7vr The feeling on agony, isolation, loneliness and sadness that constantly seemed to bleed through his lyrics from what he had to deal with and overcome from such an early age have definitely lit a match to my heart more than anybody else I have listened to, the melancholy, the surreal feeling I get from his music regardless of the genre he dipped his toes in, whether it be rockabilly, blues, folk, rock, you name it. He clearly had a profound effect on those around him, like his friend Joe Pug, who was reminiscing on their relationship on Otis Gibb's channel, he seemed clearly pained over them not spending nearly enough time together despite Justin referring to him as his buddy. It is inspiring to see his wife Jenn continue to honor his memory and legacy, and her, along with their daughter, Etta and his pops seem to have a great support system around them, very telling of the kind of guy Justin seemed to be for those lucky enough to be a part of his life. Hopefully his restlessness was able to be eased if even a bit, rest in peace Justin Townes Earle, and thank you for the mark you left on the world with your brilliant flame, to be carried on for generations to come.
@@xDPx-zh7vrHe clearly had a profound effect on those around him, like his friend Joe Pug, who was reminiscing on their relationship on Otis Gibb's channel, he seemed very much pained over them not spending nearly enough time together despite Justin referring to him as his buddy. It is inspiring to see his wife Jenn continue to honor his memory and legacy, and her, along with their daughter, Etta and his pops seem to have a great support system around them, very telling of the kind of guy Justin seemed to be for those lucky enough to be a part of his life, his brilliant flame to be carried on for generations to come. I hope he was able to find some peace from the perpetual restlessness, agony, and isolation he unfortunately seemed to struggle with from such an early age, and I hope you have been able to or will conquer it as well.
@@xDPx-zh7vrHe clearly had a profound effect on those around him, like his friend Joe Pug, who was reminiscing on their relationship on Otis Gibb's channel, he seemed very much pained over them not spending nearly enough time together despite Justin referring to him as his buddy. It is inspiring to see his wife Jenn continue to honor his memory and legacy, and her, along with their daughter, Etta and his pops seem to have a great support system around them, very telling of the kind of guy Justin seemed to be for those lucky enough to be a part of his life, his brilliant flame to be carried on for generations to come. I hope he was able to find some peace from the perpetual restlessness, agony, and isolation he unfortunately seemed to internally struggle with from such an early age, and I hope you have been able to or will soon overcome it as well.
Jason is BRILLIANT. And an amazing human being
Just saw JI&400U in San Francisco. Awesome festival. Isbell was the highlight for me.
Happy moment! Welcome back, Jimmy! No one else like you!😊❤🤗
Been following him since the DBT days! Proud of the ol boy!
I love Jason Isbell!
"Rex's Blues wasn't through with us..." 🤘
New album is fantastic. Miss ya Jimbo. I guess Sadler had a prior commitment.
Jimbo played the Australian shows bass was a thumping
I think all the guests on these late night shows were booked on short notice after the strike ended.
It's because this isn't a 400 unit album. Just J. Isbell.
@@maryseling5801 Thats not correct, the only one thats not a 400 Unit record is Southeastern.
@@doovybro9000That's also incorrect. "Sirens of the Ditch" is solo Jason.
❤ Jason Isbell.
This is my toxic x’s favorite band. She was the worst of us. But I loved her and I hope she gets well. 101
Jason is the GOAT 😊
Hed have no sound without Ryan Adams albums to rip off .
@@Halliday7895What a steaming crock of …
I can’t get enough of his shows! We saw him n Durham, Raleigh, Asheville, had tix for Ryman and now going to Radio City and Red Rocks.
I knew last he was ready to take on the Stadiums in 2024! ❤🎉
That's a great outf....thing to wear!
My favorite comment. Well done!
Lol! hell yeah…a southern man tells better jokes!
Love his music - an incredible singer-songwriter
A song about the passing of Justin Townes Earle
"Saw a picture of you laughing with your child;
And I hope she will remember how you smiled
But she probably wasn't old enough
The night somebody sold you stuff
That left you on the bathroom tile"
Jesus Christ he is as brilliant as they come. Dare I say a more vivid storyteller than Prine.
"it's not up to me to forgive you. For the nights that your love had to live through..."
Chills
I love Isbell and agree he is lyrically coming into his own.....but let's leave the GOAT out of this!
I saw him in the front bar at the Broken Spoke in Austin Tx - there were about 100 of us in the room. Talent was obvious and I follow him from the UK with great delight. Saw him with 400 Unit in London too.
Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit are just THE best!!!
If Jason and Will Johnson could go ahead and start a side band that would be great.
💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯Jason Isbell and the 400 With Will Johnson⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️
JTE forever. Jason travels on. My dudes!
Great music, amazing vocals and fantastic band !
This is a fantastic song. R.I.P. Justin Townes Earle.
Thanks for having one of the best songwriters as your guest!
See him October 15th at the Ryman. Can’t wait!
Very DBT-like in all the right ways.
That first note sounds reminds me of never gonna change
I don't really like country music but totally love this song!
And….rock’n roll!!!!🎉❤ woohoo!
RIP Justin Townes Earl.🙏🌹
Stars gone blue - where do you go when you’re lonely…is Ryan Adams’s getting royalties
Loving these lyrics.
But why haven't I? Chills
Love at first hearing.
Jason is awesome. I'm a newer fan with a lot of catching up to do. Enjoying it so far!🤘🏻✌️
Where are Sadler and Jimbo?
Jimbo has missed a bunch of this tour dealing with some mental health stuff. Sadler no clue
Sadler probably off doing producer stuff w/Morgan Wade.
The guy playing guitar (will johnson) has been touring with them and playing as well. Saw em in Asheville a couple of months back and the line up was the same plus Sadler.
Will Johnson is also a songwriting genius who was with Centro-Matic, one of Jason's favorite bands. To A Band That I Loved is about them.
We love your show jimmy kimmel
Jason Isbell is THE MAN!!! Great songwriter, storyteller, guitar player and entertainer!!! AWESOME!! Definitely worth seeing live and the band is amazing.
welcome jimmy kimmel nothing like live shows again to keep us happy jason isbell is awesome
What a great song
Jimbo and Sadler really changing up their looks.
Funny.
They’ve got money now.
Amazing how a beard or shave can completely change your looks. 😁
Not the same without them. Still great.
Country? Americana? Rock? Southern rock? Folk? Folk rock? It's just music. Whatever comes out, comes out.
My favorite song by them!!
Welcome back jimmy ❤ much love...Mrs pumpkin is in trouble 😜 now!!!
One of his best live recorded songs! Who is in the back tapping on the cowbell?
Love you Jason!!❤
Found him because of the hate from Maga’s, sounds good to me, music and opinions..
Really great performance.
Nice. We as a world need this. Humor is a medicine✨🇺🇸✨💙✨
Welcome back, missed you!
Awesome✨💃✨
👍❤️🎶🎤 Beautiful song 🎤🎶❤️👍 Applause 👏👏👏💋
The chorus of this reminds me so much of Ryan Adams' song "when the stars go blue".
The verse reminds of gimme something good
Welcoome back Jimmy !🥰
Just new but totally love ❤️
I wonder how many people actually get the "Rex's Blues"/"Fort Worth Blues" reference. Oh, and Will fu**ing Johnson! 🔥
So tell my baby I said so long
Tell my mother I did no wrong
Tell my brother to watch his own
And tell my friends to mourn me none
I'm chained upon the face of time
Feelin' full of foolish rhyme
There ain't no dark till something shines
I'm bound to leave this dark behind
....................
Somewhere up beyond the great divide
Where the sky is wide
And the clouds are few
A man can see his way clear to the light
Just hold on tight
That's all you gotta do
No doubt thought the exact same thing
Yep. It’s a great Easter egg, and brilliant not just for those TVZ songs being right on point message-wise, but because Townes was JTE’s name sake. And now they’re both gone far too young.
Who in the world are the 2 guys he's playing with? It's not Sadler and I already know about Jimbo being on a break. But it's super weird to hear them intro'd as The 400 Unit when they aren't. And does anyone else have trouble hearing what he's singing clearly? Is it the way it's produced on the show? Ans the cowbell guy is kinda funny.....
Will Johnson on guitar. He's been touring with them for months. Not sure if he's an official 400 Unit member or still a "guest musician" but he's an integral part of their live sound right now.
Will Johnson who is joining the tour. He can play anything, including some drums.
The 400 Unit is whatever Jason says it is. Where's Amanda?
Sadler is there.
Best songwriter since Townes Van Zandt
This song is about Justin Townes Earle. Amazing songwriting as always.
Yeah? Go read what Justin's wife thinks about.
@@morganghetti I just did. She's completely valid in feeling that way. Doesn't mean it's not good songwriting.
@@morganghettiA lot of people feel that way about it.
It's a good subject for a song.
MORE COWBELLL!!!!!!!!!!!
So amazing
So so so good
Very nice ❤
Don't forget about Hardy playing the cowbell!
This sounds so much like a DBT song of years ago. When Jason was with them and soon after…
Much needed comic relief!
Jimmy; you, Guillermo, the writers and the crew were sorely missed! Glad you are all back!
I was beginning to think our nation had lost it's sense of humor!
Now we just need another Matt Damon feud! Lol. Even though we all know it’s fake and they are really friends, it always brightens my day when I see Damon on here in one way or another “getting bumped” from the show, lol. Or Jimmy bumping him from his own movies and clubs. Maybe I’m the only one that’s into that corny yet hilarious comedy, lol
I did not know who this song was about, glad I read these comments. I've been wondering if this album is an apology album to Amanda.
His friend Justin Townes Earle who he had a falling out with. New South Wales on SE is about touring with Justin. Jason played backup when Justin was first on Letterman.
References are to Townes Van Zandt, Justin's namesake, who wrote Rex's Blues and to Steve Earle, Justin's father, who wrote Fort Worth Blues. Ft Worth Blues also shares the lyrics "Beyond the Great Divide".
Is Sadler not playing with Jason anymore?
Where is Sadler?
Miss you JTE
"...and your shirt cost more than your guitar." That line always strikes me. It says so much, but what exactly? Try to pin down that meaning. That's art. Love it.
I take it in the context of the previous verse "I got a picture of us back when we were close / Before we had somebody picking out our clothes / But you always dressed in your Sunday best / Even when we didn't have nowhere to go." He had a sense of style and took care with his appearance
I think it’s because the guy valued his image and being the star. Had the flash but turns out his demons where hidden behind the image.
Guillermo and Jimmy are the best duo, glad that they are BACK
ROCK AND ROLL
Thank feck the strike is over, now dance for me, dance and entertain me
Please don’t tell me we’ve lost Sadler now too 🤷♀️
WONDERING THE SAME...
He apparently had a conflict after HSB but they didn't want to miss the national TV opportunity so they just brought Will in from the bunker,@@AARONMURPHY-yx5hw
He played with them on Sunday at Hardly Strictly Bluegrass
@@CowgirlConcerts next rumor is he may have come down with something but it’s none of our business and no one to ask. Check the tour schedule and my guess is he will be at th next shows unless it was Covid.
As long as he’s in Nashville on 10/13 I have no other questions 😊
Will Johnson on guitar ⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️
Who is on bass?
Anna Butterss
Great performance but where is Sadler?
I feel like this song is Jason Isbell working out his survivor's guilt over Justin Townes Earle.
Anyone else hear the lag in the last chorus as he sings “I am the last of the two of us”?
this guy is in a diffrent league ......
I agree
Where the heck is Sadler Vaden?!
I'm a huge isbell fan, this is a bit .. straight for him, also, don't like the red shoes :)
More cowbell!
At the 39 second mark, is that John Malkovich on the front row?
too good
Rip JT . Great Tune
Love this song, Jason and JTE but as a fellow musician I have to ask. Am I the only one who the first thing I noticed on this video how much slower this version is from the studio version? Nothing wrong with it, just curious, amazing work as always
May have slowed it down for Sadler’s fill in to keep up?
It didn't sound slower to me , so I did a quick check. The studio version is within 1 second of the time of this performance (counting right from when he hits the first intro chord to when he hits the ending chord). The arrangement is identical. I don't think this is slower.
@@cowsongs wow, nice, talk about someone who knows what they’re talking about, being dead serious, I’m impressed. And I’m sure your right, maybe I’m just used to hearing the studio version so many times that when I heard this, I guess I could say I felt a different vibe, hard to put a finger on, and I mean all that in a good way, and really am impressed