He really played the most amazing blues it's like an incredible escape to another time or place not leaving the room. been something to have seen him. I've followed Steve Earle as long as I remember seen him few x. and it wasn't until more late that I was able to hear Justin but he is so amazing. Watching these I appreciate. Thanks.
He was special. So full of light that his father's shadow couldn't be cast on him, Which is quite rare for someone who followed in his very successful father's foot steps...He cast a longer shadow tahn his father
A really wonderful performance, thanks for sharing this. I'm thankful I got to see Justin twice in Nashville around 2010 or so, and I always come back to his music and spend time with the videos like this on UA-cam. He had a presence and a talent that you rarely see...wish we had more from him, but I'll keep what we do have close.
Saw him after the release of Harlem River Blues and am so glad I'll have the memory of that show. Flawless! It's always the best ones, rest easy brother.
Wow. So wonderful in the heart of tragedy. RIP. I ask God comfort you're Dad, Mom,Wife and daughter. and countless friends, associates, 1000's of fans that you are still gaining daily like me. Bless his soul God. Dad says, when I see you again Cowboy! Heartbreaking tragedy.
He’s just unbelievable. It’s amazing to watch someone doing clearly what they were born to do. I sure hope he’s at peace. Breaks my heart & makes it happy at the same time. He’s magic like that.
This is just priceless. Thank you for sharing it. Brought tears to my eyes, but eased my heart for a moment. I’ll be missing him for a lifetime 🖤 there is just nothing like him 🎶🕊⚒
Katie, I get it completely. I dunno if you've heard 'Movin' on' from the Kexp sessions..its just...wow..let me no if you like it (imo it kicks the pants off the album version), RIP JTE. Miss ya man.
Happy to have had the chances... two chances, to have seen Justin Townes Earle's live show in Amsterdam, The Netherlands (2011 and 2019). Sad because he is gone and because his family has to miss him and his audience. He sure was one of the greatest. We have his music as a legacy. Rest In Peace and thank you for the great music Justin Townes Earle. ♥
Was it at the 'paradiso' by any chance? I lived there for 2 years back a few years ago...and managed to catch The Arctic Monkeys (,just after their 1st album hit) crazy show, great venue. That gig made me put put down my guitar and quit for a while! Lol x
@@brazenlilhussy5975 Yes, in 2011 at the Paradiso, Leidseplein and in 2019 Paradiso Noord, Tolhuistuin, a more recent department of the Paradiso in the northern part of Amsterdam. OK, I don't think I heard The Arctic Monkeys yet, have to check that out.
Thank you so much for this - I still can't get over his oh-so-soon death. No matter what else is ever said of him - God, how talented he was; how he will be missed; feelin' low. Dear, sweet Justin - you will be missed forever.
Love you justin. I hope you found enligenment and peace finally but you will one day.. may take a few ,more lifetimes gotta straighten out your soul... you were on the path You've always gpt a fam , You'll navigate thru the netherrealm or really just a new life but you would miss your caretakers and friends, Buddha+ jesus were both enlightened in their worst moments... God will not turn his back on you Justin! Neither will I, I wil enjoy your classic blues licks for a lifetime. Thanks friend
This is why I love music. God it must hurt. I lost my bride 6 years ago and my favorite music artist 9 months later. I seem to find sorrow wherever I go since that time. But i know why. For some music is the healing force of existence.
And that’s so hard to cure imo. I mean didn’t matter that the world thought Kurt Cobain was a good looking bloke as his self portraits were a stick insect looking like creature meaning that it’s so difficult to view oneself as others do when it’s like that.
Good psycho analysis Dr Phil. I actually differ in my opinion, his heart and soul pours out when he’s under duress. Yeah it’s uncomfortable watching someone be so viscerally bare…. But it’s also beautiful, and the pain and the awful times fuelled the music. Shame he was so lonely in uncomfortable people filled conditions….. and shame he was left alone when uncomfortable people filled conditions weren’t even allowed. It wasn’t lockdown. It wasn’t his addiction, it was neglect…. From everything and everyone…. He didn’t commit suicide, he took the same crap everyone seems to be supplied with, laced like a tight little knot. Not all untucked and shoes untied. Not like Yuma
@@juliaseizure4057he was young, talented, healthy, had money etc. Yes very privileged unlike my friend who spent most of her life in a nursing home with multiple sclerosis and there are many like her.
I've always felt like he was my adopted son. I've followed him for years. This guy had so much talent. RIP, Justin ❤️
He really played the most amazing blues it's like an incredible escape to another time or place not leaving the room. been something to have seen him. I've followed Steve Earle as long as I remember seen him few x. and it wasn't until more late that I was able to hear Justin but he is so amazing. Watching these I appreciate. Thanks.
He was special. So full of light that his father's shadow couldn't be cast on him, Which is quite rare for someone who followed in his very successful father's foot steps...He cast a longer shadow tahn his father
A really wonderful performance, thanks for sharing this. I'm thankful I got to see Justin twice in Nashville around 2010 or so, and I always come back to his music and spend time with the videos like this on UA-cam. He had a presence and a talent that you rarely see...wish we had more from him, but I'll keep what we do have close.
I love Justin’s stuff, all of it. I haven’t heard him sing one bad song. I love it!
Saw him after the release of Harlem River Blues and am so glad I'll have the memory of that show. Flawless! It's always the best ones, rest easy brother.
Love this so much Let Perpetual Light shine upon him always. RIP JTE x
listening to him now that he’s gone is a hell of an experience.
This could well be the best recorded Justin footage we have anywhere. "Ain't Waitin" is simply magnificent. Thank you for sharing Greg.
Totally agree... breaks my heart.. but he sounds great.
love it!
it's honestly a treasure!!
Wow. So wonderful in the heart of tragedy. RIP. I ask God comfort you're Dad, Mom,Wife and daughter. and countless friends, associates, 1000's of fans that you are still gaining daily like me. Bless his soul God. Dad says, when I see you again Cowboy! Heartbreaking tragedy.
His addiction made him a very uneven live performer, but this is the JTE all of us will remember forever. When he was good, he was fucking magic.
He’s just unbelievable. It’s amazing to watch someone doing clearly what they were born to do. I sure hope he’s at peace. Breaks my heart & makes it happy at the same time. He’s magic like that.
This is just priceless. Thank you for sharing it. Brought tears to my eyes, but eased my heart for a moment. I’ll be missing him for a lifetime 🖤 there is just nothing like him 🎶🕊⚒
Katie, I get it completely. I dunno if you've heard 'Movin' on' from the Kexp sessions..its just...wow..let me no if you like it (imo it kicks the pants off the album version), RIP JTE. Miss ya man.
Happy to have had the chances... two chances, to have seen Justin Townes Earle's live show in Amsterdam, The Netherlands (2011 and 2019). Sad because he is gone and because his family has to miss him and his audience. He sure was one of the greatest. We have his music as a legacy. Rest In Peace and thank you for the great music Justin Townes Earle. ♥
Was it at the 'paradiso' by any chance? I lived there for 2 years back a few years ago...and managed to catch The Arctic Monkeys (,just after their 1st album hit) crazy show, great venue. That gig made me put put down my guitar and quit for a while! Lol x
@@brazenlilhussy5975 Yes, in 2011 at the Paradiso, Leidseplein and in 2019 Paradiso Noord, Tolhuistuin, a more recent department of the Paradiso in the northern part of Amsterdam. OK, I don't think I heard The Arctic Monkeys yet, have to check that out.
Effing amazing!!!!! So original so charismatic so sad so missed
RIP JTE. This guy Brett McDaniel played with him before. ua-cam.com/video/nWpwnKcJzrY/v-deo.html
Damn still miss him being around putting out brilliant music
Thank you so much for this - I still can't get over his oh-so-soon death. No matter what else is ever said of him - God, how talented he was; how he will be missed; feelin' low. Dear, sweet Justin - you will be missed forever.
Sweet man, I pray you've finally found your peace
I like this a lot. He has a totally different style than his dad, and I love to hear them both.
Wow! This is amazing! Thanks so much for sharing. Rest Easy Justin.
Thankful this exists 🙌
Justin plus whiskey fills the cracks in my soul
Is that cause it KHAN. 🤩......Ghenghis KHAN.😆only jokin pal.I’m a big fan of JTE too
Thank you so much for this ~ gonna miss this musical blues genius. This is magnificent.
Love you justin. I hope you found enligenment and peace finally but you will one day.. may take a few ,more lifetimes
gotta straighten out your soul... you were on the path You've always gpt a fam , You'll navigate thru the netherrealm or really just a new life but you would miss your caretakers and friends, Buddha+ jesus were both enlightened in their worst moments... God will not turn his back on you Justin! Neither will I, I wil enjoy your classic blues licks for a lifetime. Thanks friend
Such talent! I cant say a word to describe how magnificent he truly is. RIP.
Thank you!!
Grateful for what JTE and KFOG gave us ... and lamenting the loss. Thank you, Greg, for sharing.
Phenomenal rhythm guitar. Phenomenal soul. RIP JTE.
Thanks for the upload and making me so sad we've lost this talent.
This is why I love music. God it must hurt. I lost my bride 6 years ago and my favorite music artist 9 months later. I seem to find sorrow wherever I go since that time. But i know why. For some music is the healing force of existence.
His guitar playing was probably even better than his songwriting, and his songwriting was great.
How did I not find out about this guy sooner?
❤ Dang, those vocals. And that pickin'. He did it right.
Thank you so much for sharing, this is amazing footage.
Thank you so much for posting this
The Best Just The Best !
Thank you for uploading this! R1P JTE
Pure Genius
I’m gonna miss this guy he was sooo amazing
His style of picking as unique an 1 off talent withhout any doubt justin had soul a beatiful poet singer songwriter J.T.E
Greg, thanks. Too bad it came around this way. And KFOG is gone too 😞
I miss KFOG ... and JTE.
Thank you Greg.
Just saw this cd on Amazon......(Harlem River Blues)..... $970!!
Rest Easy 🌹💖😁
That Springsteen cover, oh boy!
You got a date on this recording ?
It’s right there in the description
RIP JTE. This guy Brett McDaniel played with him before. ua-cam.com/video/nWpwnKcJzrY/v-deo.html songs
Justin played on a Loar, a Recording King, a Guild etc. Anyone know this guitar model?
I'm pretty sure the Lost was an LO14. Nice guitar for under $500. He used it to prove the point that you don't have to use a $5000 guitar.
Yeah he was definitely brilliant at times...sounds like 2 guitars....so sad what happened
IRISH GREG LIVES!
Wow, he does a better Springsteen than Springsteen. Wow.
He couldn’t stop taking drugs because the problem he had was never solved. He never thought he was good enough as a person
And that’s so hard to cure imo. I mean didn’t matter that the world thought Kurt Cobain was a good looking bloke as his self portraits were a stick insect looking like creature meaning that it’s so difficult to view oneself as others do when it’s like that.
His performances were so much better when he wasn’t under the influence....
Good psycho analysis Dr Phil.
I actually differ in my opinion, his heart and soul pours out when he’s under duress. Yeah it’s uncomfortable watching someone be so viscerally bare…. But it’s also beautiful, and the pain and the awful times fuelled the music.
Shame he was so lonely in uncomfortable people filled conditions….. and shame he was left alone when uncomfortable people filled conditions weren’t even allowed. It wasn’t lockdown. It wasn’t his addiction, it was neglect…. From everything and everyone…. He didn’t commit suicide, he took the same crap everyone seems to be supplied with, laced like a tight little knot.
Not all untucked and shoes untied. Not like Yuma
Why the hell didnt he get help his life was cut short all for a buzz!
It's not that simple addiction is a disease.
@@mrjasondylan I suppose its a disease depends who you ask, I spent several years messing with that stuff, finally I had enough!
JT RIP🎸
@@bradleyhannah8713 aren't you the lucky one¿¿¿
There was plenty of help available to him. Sooo many people wanted to help. He just wasn’t ready.
What a waste of a young life and talent. Why do privileged people get involved in drugs? Most people are just trying to survive and pay the rent.
Privileged ? Care to elaborate on that nonsense?
@@juliaseizure4057he was young, talented, healthy, had money etc. Yes very privileged unlike my friend who spent most of her life in a nursing home with multiple sclerosis and there are many like her.