"Isis" by Jackie Greene, etc at Warren Haynes Xmas Jam 2009

[CHayes917]

JG def does dylan better than dylan ... YIKES!

[muddy5001]

I've talk to him at least 5or 6 times. Very humble at times almost shy. One of the nicest musicians I've talked to

[tyleryesta1]

When I hear The Wallflowers I think "man this is sad". Jackie Green is the Son Bob Dylan should've had.

[431ksbaker]

BEST version of this song besides Dyaln himself with the Rolling Thunder Revue in 1975.

[coyote023]

I have seen jackie a number of times and the dude can play,but if his head gets any bigger he will not fit thru the doors.

[stuart7034]

he has done to this song what hendrix did to all along the watchtower he has made it his own

[jaded4444]

i need an audio link for this anyone please & thank you

[rayjmama]

@jaded4444 there's a website called mp3ify where you can convert Youtube vids to audio.

[BrianFox08]

jackie shoulda been the only one singing

[emptynet1]

:-)

[tedbowler]

Wow......!

[gmike1953]

Jackie you get better and better everytime I see you....

[LynSkyn1981]

wow unbelievable, Rob Kearns from Lynyrd Skynyrd on stage with Warren Haynes! part of Skynyrd and The Allman Bros together in 1 night!

[bikerbutterfly]

I've always loved B Dylan's ISIS.

thanks for posting.

PEACE

[rupert96]

WOW! jackie gets better and better everytime i see him. . .

[dptracer]

Awesome vid. Great performance by Jackie and the whole band. Warren's slide playing is excellent. That the other guy should never have sang if he didn't know the words. His lame attempt at a Dylan impression comes off as ridiculous. Thank goodness Jackie takes over again and saves the day!

[ugacrow]

Good lord, it's Kevn Kinney of Drivin' 'n Cryin'. The guy is a phenomenal vocalist in his own right. Listen to his original recordings, and you'll realize he's got his own style that incorporates plenty of Dylan influence. Know what you're talking about before you post it.

[dptracer]

I stand by my comment -- on this video he sucks. And Jackie rocks.

[tufnuff]

@dptracer but he didn't stumble so it went over pretty good. Most of todays recordings are overdubbed and layered so what the hell! It's a jam anyway.

[Pagegata]

Hey, that's the nature of a "jam." Kevn obviously doesn't know the song well.

I wouldn't say that it's a Dylan impression--that's Kevn's style, and it's not especially Dylan-esque. Greene's phrasing is much more Dylan-inspired. Probably because he knows the song.

Again, it's the nature of a jam--it's informal.