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	Comments on: 25. Danko/Manuel &#8211; Jason Isbell &#038; the 400 Unit	</title>
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		By: Gary Lambrecht		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Isbell was kicked out of DBT in 2007. He was a bad enough drunk that the other Truckers (no strangers to hard living on tours back then) felt compelled to send him on his way, knowing he was the band&#039;s shiniest most gifted talent, both as a songwriter and guitar player. 
 Jason cleaned up his act about 4 years after his firing, with at least two solid solo records in the can. Then his career-altering, now classic &quot;Southwestern&quot; record happened. And the Grammys started coming. Amanda Shires, who married him during that time -- they are divorced now -- probably saved his life. Isbell has maintained his sobriety for nearly 15 years. And good or great songs continue to tumble out of him.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Isbell was kicked out of DBT in 2007. He was a bad enough drunk that the other Truckers (no strangers to hard living on tours back then) felt compelled to send him on his way, knowing he was the band&#8217;s shiniest most gifted talent, both as a songwriter and guitar player.<br />
 Jason cleaned up his act about 4 years after his firing, with at least two solid solo records in the can. Then his career-altering, now classic &#8220;Southwestern&#8221; record happened. And the Grammys started coming. Amanda Shires, who married him during that time &#8212; they are divorced now &#8212; probably saved his life. Isbell has maintained his sobriety for nearly 15 years. And good or great songs continue to tumble out of him.</p>
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