If I Go, I'm Goin - Gregory Alan Isakov with Aoife O'Donovan & Chris Thile | Live from Here 

Yep, he sure is. But, if you haven’t yet listened to Johnny Flynn’s music, give his recordings a listen.

I mean he’s incredible but isn’t it pretty accepted at this point that Isbell is the current standard bearer?

I'd argue he's just a derivative of Ryan Adams .

I discovered Joshua Hyslop and Peter Bradley Adams recently. And what a discovery

You n ur sister r pretty awesome too..

Really enjoy your cover of this tune!

Totally agree! This is my favorite song of his! Chris Thile only plays the good notes!

The mandolin solo was superb....and beautiful...

Thank you and your beautiful sister for making an amazing cover of this song, Chase.

For real, love this man. I’m in the uk, but wish I could see him live

Exactly brother I've been listening to it through the last 4 years continuously....and speculating that this song never gets old....❤

Went to see him in Cinci and some girl kept shouting Big Black Car after every song, so annoying

that was in my mind too listening to this..and i imagined me to be there too..😀😀.. stupidity of me😁😁

How incredibly pretension and selfish of you to assume that your method of music appreciation is the only valid form. There are many cultures all over the world that clap and stomp their feet to music to participate and show their appreciation for it. Some people go to concerts to be part of the chorus not just to examine the music like a beetle on a card. If you want to listen to unimpeded by "common folk" listen to the album and be done with it. If you want to go to a concert you need to be prepared for the certainty that people will enjoy music in different ways than you.

@@hastyscorpion I totally get the "be there in concert to be apart of the chorus" I can agree with that. But if you think that's my only version of music appreciation, than that's where you are wrong. That is just a very good example of one. There's all sorts of different genres of music that calls for "stomping your feet" or "clapping your hands" metal, rock, a little bit of blues. Than there are cultures that use the clap of the hand as the instrument itself. But in the culture of the USA, where the concerts are funded by the hard earned money of people, it should be automatically respected that I'm not gonna go there and over yell and holler over Greg and his teams music (especially for his type of music where its folky and kinda slow) what you say is "Selfish" I disagree, it's the complete opposite it's mutual respect out of and for everyone. Heck, there's a comment above that just proved my point. The girl was yelling "Big Black Car" after every song. You're in a tight environment and you're close to complete strangers. So out of the many options of "music appreciation" you're basically going to scream at the top of your lungs demanding a song to be played while also sitting next to a stranger completly disregarding the amount of noise comfort for his or hers ears. The list can go on and on. You're version of "music appreciation" is (from what I read), "Music is universal and different to each person" in short. Yeah if the concert was free, you can jump off each others backs for all I care. But as soon as money comes in, people pay for the artist at the end of the day. Not for some fan to ruin the show.

@@hastyscorpion it's just like a movie, you don't go there and talk the entire time. As I stated before I can go on and on. Out of respect for you, I'm not gonna completly just call you an idiot and say you don't have the vision of what true music appreciation is and all that. I'm sure you have examples, and I have examples too. But I can see where you thought sitting still like a duck is the only way to appreciate music, because that's kinda what it sounds like in my comment. Which I do get. But to not waste your time and mine, I get what you're saying. Peace and farewell.

Me roi

A lot of us were here before that but also such a beautiful scene so I’m glad you found Gregory

@@Robert-sw1xx Absolutely delighted to have found him . Yes

@@Robert-sw1xx I'm so glad I've found him 🥺

I still can't believe how brilliant that show was. I was not expecting that much range in story and character.

Melissa Guynn listen to dylan!

Annnd Chris ThileIIIII Sooo good!!!!

beautiful

I see multiple phones, also no. Let people enjoy things however they want to. If filming the concert makes them happy, who are you to look down on them for it?

@@mud6992 people have totally lost the ability to criticize. People enjoying something doesn't mean it's the best thing to do. If you film and not enjoy the moment, you're almost delegating the enjoyment to the moment you post on social media. Criticize man, you can't just be perfectly politically correct, jeez.

​@@mustafayehia4584 I was telling them to mind their business. You don't need to moralise about political correctness everytime you read a youtube comment you don't like.

Same. Wish I found him sooner.

@@renyukgoncangmakan Everything happens at the perfect time. Share his gift with other people so they can find him sooner too (:

Gracias

Thanks!

Thankyou

Please take care. Everything's gonna be just the way you want, pretty soon. God bless you lady 😊

@@prabhanshuchaturvedi2067 Thanks so much for those words! I'm also sure that everything will be ok! I'm so happy cuz I live in a world where there's people (just like you) who stop their steeps to hug others. This beautiful song reminds me, that now, my soul mate is one with the universe, what more can I ask!

@@amarantaviridiana8887 lots of love from India ❣️. Hope you were alright, all this while and I pray for your well being. Where are you from ?

@@prabhanshuchaturvedi2067 Wow! India! What a nice surprise! I'm from Mexico :) I'm sure everything is going to be ok and full of love! Tons of love for you!

@@amarantaviridiana8887 you seem to be a really nice person. We shall talk on mail and have a good conversation 😊. Hope you don't take it otherwise, I just like talking to people.

This is one of the most real and beautiful things I've ever seen than you for this

What a series, what an ending. And this song at the end is the cherry on top.

David Dunst agreed. As a musician, I learned early that the key to playing electric in this circumstance isn’t when to play, but when not to play. It’s when art really hits your soul.

Hang in there bud. Keep her love alive with and within you. Hope you're getting to a place where you need to be.

Same

Do it. Honestly best experience of my life