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RE: Is University of Memphis’ Jason Isbell the best triple threat In Nashville?
(01-20-2024 10:47 PM)BartlettTigerFan Wrote:  Nope, nope. Not an artist. Wanna be at best.

What are talking about?

The guy is considered by his peers to be one of the best songwriters in Nashville. Certainly, with any artist, some will like his music & others will not, but wanna be? I think it was Brad Paisley who said of Isbell… “he lives in a place as a songwriter that we get to visit every once in a while”.
Anyway, I thought I’d bring him up because he did go to Memphis & there are many Tiger fans in the forum… & some may not know about him because Americana doesn’t get the airplay that pop country now gets.
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