Jamey Johnson - 11 Months and 29 Days (Live at Farm Aid 2012)

Jamey Johnson covers Johnny Paycheck's "11 Months and 29 Days" live at the Farm Aid concert in Hershey, Pennsylvania on September 22, 2012. Farm Aid was started by Willie Nelson, Neil Young and John Mellencamp in 1985 to keep family farmers on the land and has worked since then to make sure everyone has access to good food from family farmers. Dave Matthews joined Farm Aid's board of directors in 2001.
For more information about Farm Aid, visit: farmaid.org/you...
Farm Aid's performances are donated by the artists in order to raise funds and raise awareness for family farmers. They've raised their voices to help - what can you do?

[@mikejones6486]

Jamey Johnson is one of a very few real country singers left. He is one of my favorites and I love his music. However, I don't think anyone does 11 months and 29 days better than Johnny Paycheck. No disrespect meant to Jamey Johnson, he is a future country music hall of famer.

[@merkur8777]

What a fantastic take on the Johnny Paycheck song. The entire band is as solid as can be.
No wonder Haggard said not long ago that today's country music is pure crap and Jamey Johnson is the exception.

[@merkur8777]

I can't argue with that statement. Every time I turn on the TV I feel like we're getting closer and closer to the end...... :-(

[@mred5998]

Dam you are SOOOOOO right .............

[@carlosguillen5540]

Disappointing he excluded "keep those lone as cold"

[@RealNickTheCoolest]

Got a link to hag saying that? Pretty crazy.

[@sallopez2842]

Never be another Paycheck Or the Roaring 80's

[@9875a]

I've had the fortune of seeing Jamey perform twice, though it would be three times if not for working, and he always puts on a phenomenal show. When he was headlining in '09 with Randy Houser opening, Houser came out and put on a damn good show, one of the best I've seen(and I've seen George Jones, AC/DC, and Ozzy, just to name a few). But as soon as Jamey stepped on stage, he blew Randy away. Then, I saw him maybe two years ago, opening for Hank Jr., and he out played Hank. Jamey came out and ripped through some amazing songs, even playing "Waymore's Blues," at one point.

[@ChristyTedder-ok5ls]

Absolutely love this!

[@angus42868]

That's real stuff right there! The country music industry needed Jamey Johnson!

[@CrazyForFlint]

To be in todays "country" industry he'd have to clean shave and get a spiffy haircut, get some skinny jeans, and learn how to shake his ass on stage to a pop beat.

[@missmopar28]

Dear God, that is literally a muscial orgasm. Love country or hate it, that is amazing. God bless you Jamey Johnson.

[@souremage39]

wow cowboy on the steel guitar was amazing!

[@ofeelma]

GOD FUCKING DAMN, COULD LISTEN TO THIS SONG ALL DAY

[@57VAGABOND]

some of the best muscians on the planet,love to be there

[@billbrown6487]

This blew harder then the last hurricane that came through my town 🙁 I hope Jonny had his ear buds in listening to Waylon… when this 🤡 played this…. I pray I can forget this listening experience!

[@rebelcowboy6959]

A johnny paycheck song

[@dennymoon9508]

Rowdy from Steel Woods playing lead

[@missyd9462]

Jamie Johnson is hot.......but holy cow....that hunky harmonica player....phew....where has he been? ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@michelleconn4409]

love u jamey

[@chrisfoster3772]

my goodness. too good

[@geisty64]

6:10 to 7:10 the best minute off the song.

[@GX_Nation]

Chris Hennessee on the harp....great upcoming artist ;)

[@captainkangaroo4301]

Somewhere between Jennings and Jones.

[@perrynay1533]

Wonderful..

[@madeconomist]

Seems to be using baseline from John Lee Hooker's "Bluebird"

[@captainkangaroo4301]

Or Muddy Waters Mannish Boy.

[@dustylewis8692]

RIP ekim

[@joshpritt526]

5:50 that's the guy who kissed Ally McBeal, Boooooooo, Booooooo!!!!!!!!

[@rattlesnake8853]

I’m a fan of Jamey but not a fan of this cover.

[@hannibalheyes339]

@@rattlesnake8853 me neither.... next to the Johnny Paycheck version, this is severely watered down.