Posting this mainly for my man, mr Lebowski, but this is a concert done to celebrate Jason's new album release "Reunions", as well as an event to support a local Nashville venue affected by the pandemic. This is a phenomenal "concert" with just Jason and Amanda playing the album through acoustic. It's especially powerful considering the stress the album creating process played on both of them as individuals and spouses. For me, musically and lyrically this is the culmination of "Southeastern" and "Something More than Free" and "The Nashville Sound". The songs have even more maturity and depth than previous work and are extremely prescient. The acoustic atmosphere as well as the mainly Zoom audience adds extra resonance. Hope you guys enjoy!

A great listen. "Reunions" is very different than previous JI400U albums, but it still is very, very good. If you like this, I would encourage you to seek out the NYT piece on Jason and Amanda, his wife, that focuses on the struggles they went through during the making of this album and quarantine. Both of them are incredibly beautiful and amazing spirts and we love them both...and a special shout out to Mercy Rose, perhaps one of the focal points of this new album...may she be blessed to follow her own musical path.

https://www.npr.org/2020/05/15/856319176/jason-isbell-on-the-past-lives-that-inspired-his-new-album-reunions

https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/little-richard-dead-48505/

RIP to a truly remarkable talent!

ProTip: Toilet paper is sold out everywhere, but you can still find plenty of used copies of Atlas Shrugged. (Lmao, stolen from Twitter)

I've contributed to a few campaigns this season and one campaign has approached me a couple of times asking me to apply through our state as a delegate for their campaign. I was wondering if folks would be willing to share their experiences and advice in going through this process. Thanks so much

Hope you have had a great day!

Feeling melancholy. Perhaps it's the craziness in our world right now. This song has always brought me a measure of comfort. My dad used to play this on his guitar, and it was playing on the radio the morning I left the hospital after his death. I've always love it.

"Keep your Electric Eye on me babe"