@MarcBroussard This kind of willful ignorance is potentially deadly. Concerts are many rings (a luxury, a treat, a reprieve), but they should never be dangerous. @MarcBroussard, there is zero chance I ever spend a dime on your music.
@grantbarry11 There is enough of your type of groupthink going around that everyone here has had this conversation 10x over. Your words carry a self righteous tone and a lack of empathy that won’t win favoritism with anyone except with people who already share the same beliefs.
@grantbarry11 Correct me if I’m wrong, but I’m willing to bet your “kind, respectful and charitable” acts occur on a street where the inhabitants share a similar complexion and viewpoint. Be honest, look around you, how much diversity have you surrounded yourself with?
@colemangreg70 @JasonIsbell It was serious for him! Albert was a notorious asshole. He was known to have left, at least, a couple musicians literally on the side of the road. On a side note, his bassist, Gus Thorton, was Alberts longest serving musician and one hell of a nice guy.
@cheteasterwood @cfinaglassbox @JasonIsbell To my eyes, the OP was clearly a low blow. “Why wouldn’t you want more people to see/hear how great you are?” As if the decision making process was focused on limiting accessibility to Jason’s art. Being so presumptive, in a public space, has it pitfalls.
@iluvherbie @JasonIsbell Really? “Why wouldn’t you want people to see/hear how great you are?” Sounds to me like the OP is assuming Jason simply doesn’t want to share his art, as if the OP has inside knowledge of the decision making process. I read it as being extremely presumptive and naive.