Jamey Johnson “Give It Away” MIND-BLOWING Performance. Live at the House of Blues Boston on 4/9/19 

Did you have to mention radio (fakio)

Absolutely

Amen

Damn right you know he could. I'm going to see Jamey and Ol Maple on Aug 21 this year in Middletown Ohio which about half an hour north of Cincinnati. It'll be my first show and I know damn well it's gonna be a good one

We need more George

Nice try, Bill Anderson also had a hand. Just sayin.

@@mt3311 , Also Buddy Cannon

"Gave it" to him? You mean he just Gave it away?

"Give It Away" is a song recorded by American country music artist George Strait, written by Jamey Johnson, Bill Anderson and Buddy Cannon.

Really

Sitting here thinking the same thing. Country isn’t dead, it’s just quietly in the background writing songs for everyone else.

Not sure Jamey Johnson really counts as underground, but certainly there are more of the wanna-be pop singers than there are Jamey Johnsons and Chris Stapletons. This phenomenon is not new, by the way. Guys like Willie Nelson and Waylon left Nashville because the powers would not let them record their music. I watch a documentary on the Willie Nelson album "Red Headed Stranger" and one record company executive said, "I still want to edit and produce that album". That specific album is on most list of "top all time" and is STILL selling. But they still want to change it! That is what the Jamey Johnson's of the world are up against!

Agreed.

@@drjsmajor Yes! Nashville is way over rated now days for people trying to get a start. We have a couple of buddies who play as a duo here in Knoxville TN who tried Nashville. Producers and record companies are brutal on the simple man.

Second that!!

"Do his thing"?..........I think wHat you probably ment was "Do his THANG!" 😃✌

AMEN to That!!!... 🙌♥️⚘🖐✌Bless ya brother!!!....🙌

Macon

Hell yea

I liked him with short hair 😅🤣

Nothing more badass than Jamey Johnson❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥😢🔥❤️🔥

@@cissieteel5933 Moon's over Miami

God please let them back in

I know...your correct...his pinky could break my back...smile...hes a good man

Today's country music is nothing but hip hop with country lyrics...we need this kinda country again...would love to see Jamey kick Florida Georgia Lines ass!! They suck!!

Reminds me of the all niters jamin to go old Blue grass country

@@garysala5441 100% agree. If you look up the definition trash in a dictionary, Florida Georgia Line's picture will pop up next to it.

Agreed 🎶❤️

Hey boss thanks for the service your boys were great men . Their memories and sacrifice lives on. I'm not a vet, and that song makes me tear up. I can only imagine how it would feel to someone who has seen it in color

Thank you for your service ❤️

Yeah I don't sing that verse anymore for that reason. My Jonnhy McGee was Capt. Nylander, rest in peace brother.

No need to be sorry brother. My youngest son, wife and myself are vets. We cry together almost Everytime we hear that song too. The beginning reminds me of my dad who survived the depression on a farm. The end reminds me of our wedding day. And of course the middle, about my service. I didn't see combat. But I made the best friends I've ever had during my enlistment. 82-89. Field Artillery. US Army. So many had my back. Like no one out here ever has. And several are gone now.

I’ve shed many tears to that song!

he has done some jamming with Willie

Play a guitar omfg he bends the strings like most can't and his guitar is so sweet i would love to see who has put their signature on it there are quite a few on it and I would say that those signatures are friends who have made a huge impression on him

@@64fairlane305 willy and I think merl is the one that he was inspired by the most and of course Waylon

@@MrMan-dz1yq he has a bunch of good signatures. Willie Nelson signed it upside down for a funny reason. There is a video on RU-vid somewhere where it talks about his guitar and all if the signatures on it. I think the video is called old maple or something to that effect. He is great in concert and he was a Marine like me.

Hey big brother is that u

He is the guy you don't fuck with at the end of the bar.

He’s a big boy

A-fracking-men.

agreed But he strikes me as a great big hunk of pussy cat

exactly

Agreed

Absolutely

To the people that liked my comment thank you very much I don't feel like I'm nobody I am a nobody I'm just an average guy out here working to take care of myself it is people like Jamey Johnson singing them songs about real life that keeps me going thank you Jamie Johnson

I agree.....

Got damn right!!!!

Comments pretty cool,but Jamey has been hanging for YEARS!

Well put!

I felt that way too omfg he is as good as it gets i will be going to see his show in Webster Massachusetts if the state opens up from covid bullshit

He is absolutely Pure Country! A very rare breed today! Thank God for Jamey!

@@tinacompton5514 I'm trying to get tickets for the Webster ma. Show front row if possible

Who else do you like the best?

Wait till you hear his song in color

Perfect recipe

Yeah I hope that guitars of age pretty-much finger blasted it

Yes he's wrote plenty of good songs over the years,Now he pretty much stays on the road all the time,a lot of people wonder why he hasn't came out with new stuff...several years ago he slipped on ice and hit his head,from what doctors say he's fine but it has affected something in his brain to where he can't focus on writing I don't know,somewhere on RU-vid he talks about I don't remember the link.

Tracy Pridemore oh wow I had no idea! He came to here in Lexington Kentucky a while back and my father and I went to see him. He puts on a hell of a show. I’ve liked him forever but your right id love to hear some new stuff from him. That lonesome song and mowing down the roses as well as in color are classics lol!!

Him and Bill Anderson wrote it.

@@joshuaandrosebartley896 Yeah Ive been a fan probably 10 years seen him several times in Louisville and down at renfro valley...where did he play in Lexington I lived there several years after leaving the mountains for work.

Tracy Pridemore where you from in the mountains brother? I’m originally from Pikeville. But it was actually right outside Lexington in Winchester where I live. It was at the Daniel Boone Frontier Festival. Now that I actually think about it lol that was about 10 years ago too lol.. he sang most of the stuff off the lonesome song album and him and Lee Thomas Miller sang “ In Color”. But it was him and James Otto if I’m not mistaken.. But yah he came to Lexington just within the last couple years ago as well. My parents went. I had tickets but couldn’t get off work. My first cousin is actually the lead guitarist for Justin Moore. He comes here to town quite a bit.. Buts crazy how small the world is lol. Comment on a song and someone from the same area as you end up talking with you lol..

And incredibly strong hands! Thanks for watching. :)

Not for fans

W American I think when David Allan Coe said, “Can you bend them guitar strings?” Jamey answered back with a fuck yes, you wanna see?

Treasure for sure and has the Blues....

I've been to quite a many concerts agreed I definitely would of loved to see this one 💯👍

Wow I all let you got the opportunity to my concert okk ...text up on my personal gmail hofthecountry@gmail.com

Thanks you for following my page, support you showered on me ,I hope you never stop listening to my music...I’ll love to honor you by giving you my personal information for a private conversation if that’s ok by you..

Yes he is 😊❤️🎵

I'm right there with ya brother if it ain't Jamey or Chris Stapleton I don't want nothing to do with this modern day garbage coming outta Nashville. It's a shame with the talent that went thru that town back in the 90's to see how far removed from country music it's all became these days. I live about 40 miles east of Cincinnati in a little town called hamersville. Literally ain't even got a stop light or even a stop sign in town. But we've got quite a few so called country music radio stations that come out of Cincinnati and at least 2, 1 being B105 that's been around since at least the late 70's or early 80's and the 94.1 the Star that's been around on 1 fm frequency or another since at least the early 90's that I won't even put on my truck radio anymore. We have 2 fm frequency's being 106.7 and 105.9 which are owned by the same station and play the same songs with 1 station being a few min ahead of the other one that play classic country music which a lot of it is the great music I grew up listening to in the late 80's and 90's and those are the only 2 stations that play in my truck unless I'm on 700WLW am talk radio getting current local news sports and politics from some pretty good disc jockeys one of them being Bill Cunningham which is the same guy that had that talk show or whatever it was on TV there for a few years awhile back. But I couldn't listen to that garbage that comes from these new singers wearing their flat billed hats that think they rappers and country singers. Ain't no such thing as a country rapper. Nashville full of all these confused assholes that don't know if they wanna sing rap or country so they try and mix it together and Nashville tries to shove down our throats which ain't gonna happen to this hillbilly. From what I see it ain't gonna happen to a lot of other folks either. So Nashville can keep that bullshit down there in Tennessee and stop sending it up North this way. Us folks around here like to keep it country. Y'all down south call us Yankees but most of the folks around here got deep southern roots that got us ended up north here because our grandparents left the south back in the 50's and 60's to come up here to Cincinnati chasing work to make a living for their families. So they brought the south and it's traditions here up north. Were as country as apple pie, beans, cornbread, and fried taters and grits. You won't have much luck taking the north south but my papaw brought south north.

Awesome

There's still great music in Nashville. Tyler Childers, Sturgill Simpson , Jason Isbell, Kacey Musgraves, Todd Snider. The recently passed John Prine signed many to his indy label oh boy records. You just don't hear the great shit on the radio cuz all these idiots want is beer and truck songs. And flag waving songs about 'Merica kickin' ass. All spectacle, no truth or substance. You gotta dig a little, but there's great music out there.

@@davidstrouse5048 you're right there's some great artist out there but you have go see them live pretty much or look really hard for their music... Because they pay their due playing bars, honky-tonks, festivals and other places and sharpen their skills but paying you're dues doesn't seem to matter anymore...if you're not a pretty face willing to conform and be a puppet to the establishment it's hard to have commercial success..im sad to hear John had passed away I've always enjoyed his music...glad he did try to help other artists though.. Take care

@@jameyjohnson1098 Thank you for sharing your talent with all of us

Sure did is one of 61 number hits

Love Jamey Johnson and when I hear him sing it reminds me of my childhood and how my family would get together, play music and dance. So to me, Jamey Johnson takes me back when things were good and people enjoyed the Music and made Good Memories. Jamey Johnson We Love You, and Thank You For Your Music. Still Praying in Texas!!!

The Dime done felll Out

Jones asked “Whose Gonna Fill Their Shoes?” Jamey Johnson will definitely fill a pair!

Jamey Johnson is a pick if you are betting on him omg so awesome to hear him sing.I hope I get to see him in Massachusetts this summer. If I can't get up in the front rows I will be disappointed no matter what the tickets cost i will pay the price.

@@MrMan-dz1yq I luckily did get to see him, probably 10 years ago here in Knoxville TN. Place called Cotton Eyed Joe’s. Our favorite dance/bar place. It was great! He does not disappoint. He’s the real deal. 💕✌🏻

This mans music I was introduced to when I was in the Canadian forces. Ever since, he has opened doors to country music for me. Now nothing else matters. God bless all of them, That have meaning anyway.

@@debbiekennedy6223 my son and I are you to see Jamey Johnson in Webster Massachusetts August 2 this summer stage right row 3 i don't like to see time fly by at my age. But I really can't wait for the show.

Best of the best.

Best comment ever dude!!!!. You aint wrong

That could be a service. Country Divorcegram

Some guys would smile without him singin it

Love it

Amazing mix. Blues and country and rock go together like peanut butter and jelly.

Theres still a bunch of us making real country

The Bomb!!!Yeah...Fabulious...

Fabulous...

One of the best. Love his guitar playing….. could listen for hours 😉

So true! That new country sounds like fake hicks that write their stupid songs in 5 minutes. No soul or feelings.

I've not listened to country music since 1980 but folks.. That's a damned country boy and you other bubble gum country (singers?) could and SHOULD learn a lot from this cat. I'm a new and HUGE fan of this artist! Great Shit Mr. Johnson.. Outstanding!

Genius ! He played a small bar in pensacola beach a few years ago

Tyler Childers, Colter Wall, Zach bryan, Sturgill simpson, the steeldrivers, Charley Crockett, Nick Shoulders, and last but not least Cody Johnson ---I'm sure you've heard at least one of these boys but if not you're in for a treat. You might not like all their music but you'll find at least 2 gems a piece I'm sure

I always listen to old school country Merle, George J, George S. And AJ heard this guy sing In Color yesterday what a artist can’t believe I missed his music this long.

I agree 💯 👍

Thank you for the love an support on me post

That's the Devil. 😂

One of our greats love this

He wrote this song, George Jones used it as well as others. Hes been quite the talented songwriter.

Thanks you for following my page, support you showered on me ,I hope you never stop listening to my music...I’ll love to honor you by giving you my personal information for a private conversation if that’s ok by you.

@@jameyjohnson1098 I had no clue that you wrote this...I thought you'd added some real spin to the original...I had no clue that George Strait's version was as pure as it comes across.... that if why I found this tune so moving was your original rendition.... again just an awesome tune with a real gut wrenching feel and sound...

We all do love it!!! what was the original running order of the songs?

I think if you open up the playlist, Dat, I put the songs in the original order from the show. If you go under my playlists, look for JJ at House of Blues.

Agreed

@@jameyjohnson1098 lmao