Dark Blues Music to Escape to... | Justin Johnson | PART 2

Justin, you are my favorite guitar player ever and I've heard them all; I am 70. Really want to thank you for touching my life with your music. You never disappoint. I am just so happy to have found you. I love the time you take bringing this to all of us. Such an outstanding human being. Much love.

"two riders were approaching, and the wind began to howl..."

I've had two strokes & brain surgery. Your incredible playing is bringing back to the real world...where I belong! You're amazing! Thank you for your amazing talent! That's what I've needed and will be keeping. You're incredible!!!

No matter what goes on in the world its nice to know we can all agree on one thing, this music is beautiful.

I enjoy reading the comments written in so many different languages. Music is truly the universal language.

I forgot where I was, who I was, which day it was … while listening. Your music makes me forget what I want to forget at the moment.

Hi Justin, I just lay on the deck chair and close my eyes. I let the music carry me. More gold for the soul. Thank you for sharing your talent and passion with us it is truely appreciated.

Thank God He brought you to this place so we can all hear your beautiful music. You are the best I've heard for many years. Thanks for sharing your music and talent with all of us.

That first instrument has got to be one of the most beautiful instruments I've ever seen. And as usual, you played it beautifully.

Heavy "Paris, Texas" vibes. Lost in the lonesome American landscape blues. I hitchhiked around the states for about a year in 2015. This music brings back visions from that journey.

My dad was a musician and farmer rest of my dad sides of the family native American he played back up lead guitarist for lot of well known hillbilly rockabilly and Rock and roll bands in the 50s and 60 and he was a world war 2 veteran he self taught himself as a kid he taught me how to play the Dobro and electric pedal steel guitar I don't play anymore I was in a rock band at 15 years old but broke my Left wrist twice one in a hit and run on my motorcycle broke left wrist shattered in two cops never found the old lady hit me on my motorcycle I refraction it again 6 months later on a moped when I hit soft gravel and fell on concrete while the handle bars slam on top of my Left wrist and broken it again had to have surgery to stretch my wrist bone even with my right hand but still pop out and shorter by two cemeteries from my wrist so hard time to change chords and hold slide bar ❤ but keep rocking those blues and thank you ❤️

This guy has to be one of the best string guys in the world period

Ahhh the third instrument took me back 59 years ago when I got to listen to my dad on his steel guitar before losing him in an accident. Thank you Justin!

Когда бесконечная музыка живёт в душе человека и этот человек способен безупречно выражать её с помощью гитары. Это не мастерство, а сама высшая реальность

You don't play the blues, you released it from your soul. That's how I heard it.

If I died Tomorrow... Well it would be ok.. because I would be smiling.. listening to your beautiful music. Wow You never cease to amaze me with your talent. Thank you.

Это Нирвана, Блюзовый рай, спасибо Маэстро!!!

Storyteller extraordinaire. Men like this come around once in a lifetime. My brother in law turned me on to Justin Johnson over Thanksgiving last year. So grateful that this man shares his talent with the world. 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

It is easy to play the blues, but hard to feel it. This fella feels it.

Your music has helped me in more ways than I can explain...not a day without listening to your tunes...you do so much more than just play an instrument...you make em speak in ways that reach me when words can't...thank you