Jason Isbell Performs "Daisy Mae" | Southern Living

Jason Isbell stopped by the Southern Living offices for a session of Biscuits and Jam. He answered a few questions and played "Daisy Mae."
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[@darkermasks]

If his voice was the last thing I heard before I died, I could die happy! I've been obsessively listening to this cd since I bought it. What a brilliant songwriter. And his live shows are always amazing.

[@daisy-maelyons5477]

This song has my name in and I live in Alabama and I watched this in person

[@georgelaramee9027]

Strongest lyric I have ever heard " if you weren't given fear so strong , then I would not be good enough for you"

[@davideccles6325]

Yes isbell has a great talent, What do you think he means?

[@smaybla]

@@davideccles6325 thanks for asking. I was wondering the answer too. I would say he was pointing out that daisy mae was only with a wicked man because she was scared to leave, scared of losing whatever she had, and she had low self esteem and didn't think she deserved better.

[@patchouliskye]

BEAUTIFUL..Jason rocks !!!~

[@javontedonuts1034]

man how long has this man been so good someone make a documentary

[@tobyhysjulien9898]

Boy are you in luck 4 years later

[@jasper_north]

“I usually create characters, then allow them to behave the way they normally would. Sometime it’s a real person; sometimes it’s a combination of people that I know. “Yvette” is kind of a companion to “Daisy Mae,” off the last record. It still amazes me how many people were sexually abused when they were kids. I didn’t grow up in a dangerous place; my parents got divorced when I was really young, and we went through the usual struggles associated with that, but it wasn’t a dangerous home at all. That’s the anomaly now. The older I get, the more I realize that the anomaly is not the trauma. It’s the other way around. Most people have dealt with it. I’m not a psychotherapist or a psychiatrist or anything, so I don’t have any way of helping people deal with that … other than by telling a few stories once in awhile.”
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[@DocTatum1]

yep, Jason knows about Southern Living. Thanks for the video :)

[@JeremiahSmith-gb3mu]

I like how this has no dislikes.

[@gypsy4460]

he perfect !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@ouyrwq]

This folks are really lucky.

[@Mcseeker86]

That girl in the blue jacket was in awe.... lol

[@davidboguzes9576]

who can not like this?

[@chadjackson7955]

DM is my all time favorite...amazing 💜

[@go1095go1095]

Nice close up on him drinking coffee, very important for a guitar player to be seen with coffe in his hand....

[@jasper_north]

go1095go1095 Seagramms in a coffee cup.. So do all the MILFS around him.

[@jasper_north]

start at 0:42

[@jasper_north]

Thanks! I also tried to do this song. Not easy. 🥺

[@nateandchris2000]

lol,

[@sheltondk43]

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