Jason Isbell: My Musical Life in Five Riffs (#2 - Neil Young’s “Cortez the Killer”)
Jason Isbell’s top influences are Jackson Browne and David Linley’s “Running on Empty,” Lynyrd Skynyrd’s “I Know A Little” and Neil Young’s “Cortez the Killer”, from the album ZUMA (which has been in the space news of late as a mysterious, highly classified, beyond Top Secret MIC satellite payload, interestingly enough).
From Jason Isbell: My Musical Life in Five Riffs | Guitar Player
“CORTEZ THE KILLER,” NEIL YOUNGAnd here is Jason Isbell covering Neil Young’s “Cortez the Killer” with Dawes on Cayamo 2013 cruise. (Thanks Jim! excellent.)
“When I started coming up with melodies and chord changes on my own, this song kept coming back to me, because of the tension and release created when you hold that D note from one chord to the next. It creates this kind of cool suspension.”
Also, see Jason Isbell covers Neil Young on Fresh Air.
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