British guitarist analyses the CRAZY flatpicking ability of Molly Tuttle!

[@johnhunter7386]

I love her style, her voice, her personality, her humility. You can tell she's real... just doing what she loves. Her parents must be very proud!

[@tonypowell250]

She picks like a demon while singing like an angel.

[@magicdaveable]

Molly's flatpicking technique is mind boggling. I have been a flat picker for 50+ years and she just blows my mind. I am no slouch as a bluegrass "shredder" but her level of musical talent is in the stratosphere.

[@NuclearGrizzly]

I remember when I thought that I was pretty good flatpicker. It was about 10 minutes ago.

[@wingsofpegasus]

😂

[@MrRazorblade999]

Same here. That's it I'm selling my guitar.

[@leyodydy]

Looks overwhelming, think I'll switch to some slow blues.

[@napadave58]

NuclearGrizzly You likely are a wonderful flatpicker ... but this chick is awesome ... and ... good picker or not, you sound like a funny bastard. EDIT - while I’m here ... my current favourite pick is a very heavy polished mahogany one. I also have a bone one that’s really heavy. Always found heavy ones better for flatpicking ... which is probably why I suck at it (even more after watching this vid)

[@donnysath9084]

What is the prefer thickness of a pick to use for flat picking? Her looks pretty thick. I heard sayings some use turtle shell for hardness or coconut shell....???

[@tablature6121]

"Molly Tuttle is the first woman in the 27-year history of the International Bluegrass Music Association (IBMA) Awards to win Guitar Player of the Year." Easy to see why -- she's fabulous. Great technical breakdown, especially the tips on practicing. No one gets this good overnight. Practice is key. Great job pointing that out. Big thumbs up.

[@wingsofpegasus]

👍

[@PanglossDr]

Just remember, practice does not make perfect, it makes permanent.

[@Payne2view]

I'm really glad to know she has had an award. Talent like hers should be recognised just as a matter of simple politeness.

[@JPVanderbuilt]

​@@frankoniko8158, Treat their women better? She won the top award. What's better?

[@rickjason215]

Practice only goes so far. It’s really in born talent and practice. She really has a great tone.

[@blackbirdpie217]

I've met Molly. she is very humble and down to earth. I actually competed against her in a picking contest years ago and of course she won.. but she told me that when she heard me play she thought it was all over for her.. She is just an excellent musician well rounded in several instruments and sings excellently but just does what she loves and it comes out wonderful. And Fil you're right on about practicing technique,, play to the edge and train the brain over and over.. Just how you said it I try to tell students. I love your interpretations you really understand the fine points.

[@quezfor]

Dave B if Molly is complimenting you ....show us some videos of your playing ....!

[@jimmythe-gent]

Thats awesome, you must be dayum good

[@donnysarian]

Molly is absolutely AMAZING! I never listened to Bluegrass until I discovered her and now I can't get enough of it. She is pure and honest and from what I know, a really nice person.

[@theolamp5312]

Forgive me if it's not my preferred style of music. But, when you see greatness, you can't ignore it. I need to keep my mind & ears more open. I'm amazed !!

[@msfrankie631]

Be careful, country & bluegrass can be very seductive. It might just become your favorite❣️

[@scray00]

Theo I said the same thing about metal, and over the last year and a half (thanks by the way covid) I’ve been neck deep in symphonic metal bands 😂😂 so yes eyes and ears open for me too 🤘🏼

[@rorystorm4284]

Greatness is spot on. Doc Watson and Tony Rice would be proud that she's carrying on the tradition and indeed, elevating it.

[@freedapeeple4049]

Well, I'm over my Billy Strings mini-obsession; now I gotta work on the Molly Tuttle one... lol

[@Trollificusv2]

At lest you've got really good obsessions. Have you ever gotten over Gillian Welch/David Rawlings?

[@freedapeeple4049]

@@Trollificusv2 Never heard of them, tbh

[@leebaseball11]

Billy Strings is incredible

[@rocdarjargm]

Check out Molly and Billy live at Grey Fox 2018 doing "Little Maggie"

[@timg926]

That is too funny, I had the exact same revelation!

[@Nomaybeno]

About time you got to reacting to Molly! This video completely changed my views on how I want to play acoustic. And that she’s able to play that all while singing like a bird still blows my mind.

[@tomkenny5864]

Jerry Garcia talent singing effortless almost talking parts

[@StoicTrader-]

She's an absolute gem... Freaking adorable and absolutely shreds.

[@jimlustyk8459]

You’ve done it once again Fil. You’ve turned me onto another incredibly talented musician I didn’t know existed. Molly is truly awesome!!

[@newatlantis2012]

After viewing this video I adopted Molly's bridge rest technique for my (much slower) singer-songwriter soloing and arpeggiating. I think it is best described as bridge and saddle resting. It was quite a revelation. For most of us the brain and muscles need a point of reference with which to find individual strings. What is usually done is to rest the three non-picking fingers below the high E string. The bridge palm rest gives much better control and makes for less tension in the wrist. Although this is the classic palm mute position, I think the amount of muting is very slight unless you move up a bit closer to the sound hole. To a lesser degree I also adopted her wrist technique for strumming. It is especially helpful in an arpeggiated strum for the same reason you're talking about of needing a point of reference to find individual strings. The only thing greater than her knock out playing is her generosity in sharing the details of her technique. Thanks for your work man. In the tradition of Pegasus it is always inspirational!

[@spindriftdrinker]

Wow, to my embarrassment - I never heard of her before this video - but after a listen, I'm going to have to put her up there as one of the ten best combination vocalist/guitarists I have ever heard. Thanks again Fil.

[@mbsnyderc]

I've seen her four times,never get tired of it i have been watching her on KZbin sense she was a kid playing in the family band they all very good ,she does claw hammer guitar pieces that blow peoples minds as well she plays banjo and mandolin,writes songs,she is the full package.and she is touring the UK right now with the Transatlantic Sessions.

[@wingsofpegasus]

👍

[@bigbri7519]

With A.J. Lee!

[@davidnettleton3375]

It's fun to go back and find these older videos. I've been listening to her for about 3-4 years. At first, very few people outside of bluegrass circles even knew her name. Now she has two Grammy's and dozens of bluegrass awards! Just bought tickets today to finally get to see her live. I absolutely love how she has surrounded herself with four other amazing musicians in Golden Highway. I can't wait for the show!

[@timothybuell3314]

I'm a vocalist, and have never played a guitar, but I love watching and listening to your analysis, because you do such a great job of breaking down the techniques that you see. And your advice on rehearsing and developing muscle memory applies equally to learning vocal music, in much the same way as learning to play a song. I also like that you spend time analyzing what you see and hear, rather than just the (mostly) empty reactions on most reaction videos.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks Tim!

[@rcsproject627]

Such a sweet voice and a highly technical player for her style.

[@myownchannel247]

i'm impressed! nice to see that level of talent in flat picking with great vocals. Great analysis

[@Dan-zq5wt]

I love her. Brilliant guitar playing, vocals, the whole package.

[@sydnick6696]

In 2017, Tuttle was the first woman to win the International Bluegrass Music Association's Guitar Player of the Year award. She went on to win the award a second time in 2018.

[@jazzcat8786]

I love her scale approach; plays a lot of open stings in the scale, very bluegrass. Incredible wrist and right hand!! All with one pick🤯

[@frankboyd.]

Your comments really enhanced the understanding of this video to another level. Good work.

[@RosaKay55]

Great analysis! It was a bonus to see the closeup of her picking. Molly is awesome! Thanks for sharing, Fil!

[@markbradley5624]

she is soooo young, I can’t wait to see what she accomplishes. Thanks for spotlighting this amazing young lady.

[@richardligthart1664]

Finally a video that makes sense and will make me a better flat-picker. Your explanations and video viewing were fantastic...very helpful. Clear, understandable, visual, progress from strumming pick to flat- picking...just an excellent teaching video all the way around. THANK YOU Wings!

[@wingsofpegasus]

No problem!

[@gregmardon6973]

That's some acoustic playing that you have referenced in the past that will "Melt my face" , she has definitely went and done that♡♡♡♡Also what a great voice!

[@wingsofpegasus]

😂👍

[@wagstaff6135]

Never heard of this lady before... holy smokes....

[@ilrassoemil9854]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/enu8ZoWgqq17ers watch this then.

[@Knards]

There are parts where she sounds like she is playing a Dulcimer. Thats an old Appalachian 4 string instrument I think you would like. She has an incredible talent~

[@marktedrow3231]

Another great review! Molly's amazing playing is happening while she's SINGING with perfect pitch! Truly, an extraordinary lady providing an amazing performance. There is live video of her doing this song on stage. Thanks!

[@logankirby8105]

Your words of wisdom, teaching and encouragement for all of us who play quitar are worth so much in this video. Thank you!

[@dougmackey3696]

Really appreciate your analysis. You are so knowledgeable. I also am impressed with how respectful you are to the artist you react to. I have seen several reaction videos, and the vibe is always the"host" freaking out. It's more about the host than the artist being watched. You use your vast expertise to point out why the artist is so amazing.

[@Stringman1950]

doug mackey I totally agree with you. Spot on analysis.

[@sunnibird]

There was nothing insightful about his analysis. Made a bunch of very very simplistic observations about a video, and channel, that does real analysis and breakdown of technique.

[@willanicole6356]

AGREE HES VERY GOOD AT DESCRIBING THESE TALENTED PERFORMERS

[@roygarrett1663]

The entire Tuttle family is off the chart crazy good. Her two brothers are excellent musicians along with their father. Good video Phil. Keep em coming.

[@wingsofpegasus]

👍

[@freedapeeple4049]

I was impressed about two bars in. I believe Doc Watson himself would be more than happy to perform with her.

[@scray00]

Her,doc, merle and billy. 😳 we won’t see it here on earth but maybe someday when we get upstairs 😊

[@heidih2887]

I just came across this older post, and was happily reminded of getting to experience a live performance of Molly from the 2nd row center, probably within a few months of this video posting. 🥰 Seeing her from that close, for a full concert, was absolutely stunning! I got the chance to chat with her briefly as well! Her Grammy wins the past couple of years are richly deserved! 🥰🤩 Recent videos of her performing and teaching alongside Tommy Emmanuel are magical too! Do a KZbin search for one or more of them! 🥰

[@daveyjoweaver5183]

Thank You Phil! When Molly and Billy get together it's a celestial event! Love, Light, Peace and Music! DaveyJO in Pa.

[@Hickbilly9]

The greatest part of music is the journey it takes you on. People forget about everything when they really enjoy the music. Keep up the great videos! Rock on'...

[@larryhaynes1970]

Reminds me of a female version of Tony Rice or Roy Clark. Man can she evermore pick!

[@roninslv]

She has mentioned being influenced by Clarence White.

[@endocry]

Why does she have to be a "female version" of anyone? Why cant she just be Molly Tuttle?

[@NatureGirl62]

Thank you so much for featuring Molly. She’s a local (San Francisco Bay Area) player. Fabulous! What a talent.

[@als1023]

Great analysis from a skilled player and teacher. Some subtle and very important insights and description from Phil. It's great to hear him tackle the simple but not so easy task of flatpicking ! Thanks for posting !

[@nameprivate4287]

I have never been into this type of music personally but as a musician and knowing what goes into playing an instrument I can appreciate that this lady is amazing . I have the utmost respect for her ! Highly entertained watching her play and her technique. She also has a very good voice. First time I ever heard of her too .

[@terrybeaud9348]

Molly is sooo top shelf in her abilities !! :)) Especially when she teams up with Billy Strings and his band. Check out "Little Maggie" Billy and Molly.

[@larryb7585]

Billy and Molly are the current King and Queen of flatpickin'

[@YogZab]

Thanks for including Molly, I knew you'd love her. What a lovely singer also. I've been lucky enough to see her live, jamming in festival workshops as well as headlining. Wonderful!

[@highlandreverie]

Molly’s a beast, love the wide variety of guitarists you cover on this channel!

[@denniswade4998]

I like what you said about learning slowly here. I used to teach classes on Buddhist meditation and how to develop virtues like kindness, patience and compassion, and i would share the same thing with my students. I called it "the power of familiarity", and i used to say that this is how we learn anything in any field of life, and that spiritual virtues are exactly the same. No one suddenly becomes patient or kindhearted overnight, and just because you find it difficult to be like that now doesn't mean you aren't that kind of person. I would remind them of how a baby learns to walk or talk, There is a lot of falling down and nonsense babbling at first, but in the end it always becomes so second nature to us that now we don't have to give any thought to it at all! There is a point where the body and mind work together so well that we can do things without having to plan it out. All we do is to apply the intention and it happens! Watch a good athlete, a martial artist, a dancer, etc., and you can see this in action. So why do we think spiritual values would be any different? Anyway, sorry if that sounds "preachy" in any way. I enjoy your videos and am always amazed by the talents that you introduce us to. It helps me to enjoy these musicians even more when i see how dedicated and proficient they have become.

[@wingsofpegasus]

No problem!

[@TruthSurge]

My wrist does NOT DO THAT!! dammit. That is one limber wrist. Man she's got skill like Steve Morse! haha oooooh, this is a Troy Grady interview. Cuz he's all about the forensics of picking. She had Paul Gilbert fingers, dammit. hehehe I was able to play that maj to maj 6 lick.... using THREE FINGERS of my picking hand. :( She is preeeeetty darn good at picking. Looks like she's doing inside and outside picking. Nice explanations, also, Fil. The muting seems to be pretty soft when she plays else it'd tie her hand too much, I think.

[@westrokker]

TruthSurge you’re a great player in your own right too!

[@TruthSurge]

@@westrokker ty

[@qjarman7753]

Wow, this is my all time favourite clip on this channel. Your analysis will help spur me on in my own guitar learning journey... I can’t express how much I have enjoyed and will benefit from this, thanks man

[@themightysquid]

Haven’t seen picking like that since Albert Lee. This girl can play!

[@ccaissie113]

Alvin Lee?

[@falcon5467]

@@ccaissie113 Nope. Albert. Check him out.

[@charlespatrick1572]

Check out Sierra Hull also.

[@LauraLouise5]

I came across Molly Tuttle last night just surfing KZbin and wow, she is awesome hey she plays that guitar so well and love her vocals and singing style!

[@bjornagain2020]

Thank you for introducing me to this amazing musician, she's pure gold!!!

[@amyferebee]

Thanks for hi-lighting this video and for the added analysis. I have watched the original over and over and shown it over and over to my guitar students. Molly is a phenomenon. To a lady guitarist with not many female role models, Molly is a total breath of fresh air and a welcomed inspiration. 🎶😎🎶

[@wingsofpegasus]

No problem ☺

[@michaelregan2419]

Fil, this phenomenon is about more than technique. That is a Townes Van Zandt song, a piece of music written by a genius destroyed by his addictions. This manifestation by Molly Tuttle is a signal of recovery and rebirth. So very important, unbelievably so. A whole group of people brought low by opiods are being called to, and urged to arise and shake off that weight. TVZ used to play at the Cactus Cafe at UT Austin, he died just before I arrived in Austin but I knew people who had seen him, and one who knew him very well. Oh, such sweet joy to hear this young woman's voice and music.

[@johnduckworth474]

Good job, Fil. Having been fortunate enough to see Molly live, I can confirm that she is a jaw droppingly good player. A nice lady too.

[@joshf.3005]

Nice video! She’s one of the best out there right now at what she does. I’ve been hooked for a while.

[@konaboss83]

Can’t say I’ve heard of her before now but I really like her voice

[@dougpotosky4102]

Long time! Ck. out Molly's new album. I think her cover. Like a Rainbow is a master piece. Her guitar playing is like a july4th sparkler! Plus she has her own unique voice. Between Molly and Billy Strings. This style of music is in great hands!

[@popogast]

Very well observed and brillantly analyzed. Good work! Most of us who ever played an instrument have to acknowledge she's beyond us.

[@scottmcdonald3215]

I love bluegrass and acoustic music. I worked with Bluegrass bands for about 8 years. While i still enjoy Rock, this type of music there is no where to hide any mistakes, its all out there.. Rockers have distortion, overdrive etc easier to hide a flub

[@scottkraniak4941]

love the camera shots...wish we had that all the time.. and that voice...GREAT

[@cazgerald9471]

I'd comment but I'm speechless - she's got a new fan Edit - thanks again for introducing me to a new (to me) artist.

[@wingsofpegasus]

No problem!

[@tomjohnston5141]

I've been following her since her family put up those KZbin videos way back in 2007 or so and she was about 15. Amazing to watch her flourish. Thanks for this analysis. She deserves this level of attention.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Cool!

[@pktdbgnzwl]

Her dad is a music teacher at gryphon in palo alto. Two brothers also outstanding.

[@tomjohnston5141]

@@pktdbgnzwl Yep. A talented family for sure.

[@AkX1353]

@@pktdbgnzwl Add in her dad's student AJ Lee, what a combination!

[@drewpall2598]

Molly Tuttle is new to me. this is a cool video with the camera shots great analysis on Molly will need to check out more on Her works. always enjoy the vast ray of musical artist You feature on your channel. no pressure perhaps one day you could feature Donovan. my time on your channel is always well spent . thanks Fil,

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks Drew!

[@robertsmyth4998]

Drew Pall Donovan and Crystal Gayle, Catch the Wind☘☘☘ 👍👍👍

[@brianoneil9662]

What a right hand!! Like you always say Fil, it's practice practice practice. She's phenomenal!

[@spoonfudge1284]

Phil, it is great to see someone enjoy all types of music like I do. Keep up the good work my friend.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks!

[@scottfishkind5335]

Great video, something I learned many years ago that can be applied to the muscle memory concept are the three stages of learning. The three stages of learning are: cognitive stage, associative stage, and autonomous stage. This is often spoken about with motor learning for sports but it definitely applies to any motor skill including musical performance.

[@clearasil11]

Oh my God, this is about the first time ever I've had a celebrity crush or what have you, being 26 years old. I just can't help but binge on her records, live performances, interviews, been a few weeks now and I can't hold back haha, I even switched from my typical blues playing to learning bluegrass

[@jdsol1938]

she is in a family band, been following her for about 10 years she just gets better

[@blorkflorkernorp9773]

She's doin' her own thing now. Moved from the Bay Area to Nashville like she shoulda. She's blowin' up here too. Saw her play on 4-3 in a club in Nashville, the Wednesday night crowd there beat out any weekend show I've ever seen there.

[@klausgh]

I prefer Molly's KZbin videos to her studio albums which I found on Apple; because I want to hear just the guitar and voice, with nothing added, mixed and produced.

[@mbsnyderc]

I don't think the producers she has worked with have done a very good job of understanding what is good about what she does.

[@barbaraalexander7246]

Holy guacamole!!! Thank You for that great review and video Fil! Mollie Tuttle is off the hook, AMAZING! She's an INCREDIBLE guitarist and vocalist. I'm all about Mollie, Fil and The HU Band video performances right now. What true talent. Fil, it's such a pleasure and so refreshing to view your reviews and your own music videos. Your knowledge of music and the instruments and your intelligent descriptions are so interesting and informative. I'm learning so much from you. Your own vocals and musicianship are enviable and worthy of respect and compliments. I'll keep watching you. This is one of the best parts of my day! Now, if I can talk you into reviewing The HU Band videos and describing what you see them doing with their Mongolian vocals and instruments, I'll be so happy and grateful. Please Fil! 🎸 ROCK! (Keep On Rockin' In The Free World!🎤)

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks Barbara!

[@rangers855]

Way to go! I love Molly, and her voice has the perfect high lonesome sound

[@jamesrramey]

Molly Tuttle is awesome, Thanks Fil !

[@wingsofpegasus]

☺👍

[@brucecall1595]

Its called "crosspicking". Molly alternates between flat and crosspicking Effortlessly. Fine singing voice as well.

[@Pickinwilly71]

Been following Molly for a while now, I really enjoy your videos Fil!! Keep them coming.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks William!

[@kendavis8046]

Another great analysis! Another great player! Thanks, Fil, thumbs up, as always.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks Ken!

[@denisewildfortune4058]

Love-love-love. I only discovered Molly on the re-wind. She is wonderful!

[@Fuphyter]

Wow!!!! First time I've heard her. Just awesome! Love the break in her voice.

[@johnduckworth474]

Thanks for featuring this amazingly good lady, Fil. An interesting analysis of her right hand technique. Well done.

[@rickhartman4079]

This is one of your best ones so far Fil!! Molly is a phenomenal picker and an amazing human being. Really enjoyed this one, thanks! Now, how about a breakdown of Sierra Hull's mandolin playing or William Apostol (from Billy Strings)???

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks!

[@patrickhenrypdx5355]

Or maybe Sierra's guitar chops? ;-)

[@robertjrobicheau8456]

I can't thank you enough for the exposure to new music you introduce me to. I'm over 50 and have been blown away by some things your videos display and knowledge you give. That being said. This woman is incredible and the duel screen really shows her picking like a genius!

[@genebrenner855]

She also plays clawhammer style without a pick which is also amazing. Molly really is the whole package including song composing..

[@trinitytunes]

FIL. ..as usual your commentary is fantastic...and what a great lesson in this analysis...for everything in life and especially guitar work...☺

[@toneman335]

I play the guitar just like her and then I wake up.

[@msfrankie631]

lol❣️ Nice that you can laugh at yourself. 😊

[@eheavensone]

She's a great picker!! Reminds me of when I'd go to Tennessee in my teens. When there people would sit out on the front porch and pick away. The people I saw there sounded good enough for a studio but many did it for fun and unity. Love this vlog. Keep kicking it and picking it. Peace.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Cool!

[@claytondavis4939]

Spectacular method, style and chops.

[@user-xh1kz7rm4j]

It's easy to appreciate Ms. Tuttle's talent simply at it's face value but after watching this video, it helps you appreciate the music on another level.

[@bradellis3855]

An amateur does something til they get it right, the greats practice until they can't get it wrong... -Arnold Palmer

[@richardbarrick1492]

WOW 😮, what-- a-- comment, Arnie nailed that! HOFamers do that ❤

[@kathyroddy]

I read an interview with Billy Strings, who was kind enough to plug Molly when she first moved to Nashville. Molly rented a room from Billy and his (now) wife. Billy told the interviewer "Remember the name Molly Tuttle. She's going places. She recently flew home from a tour of Sweden, 18 hours of traveling. She went to her room and started practicing." Molly just won her second Grammy Award, Best Bluegrass album for "City of Gold."

[@spaert]

Great analysis and explanations. Nicely done.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks!

[@JPM-NM]

Molly is incredible, and on top of her guitar ability she's a phenomenal singer and songwriter. She's what they call a Triple Threat---singer, songwriter, guitar player. I'd love to see you break down a video of David Grier. He's incredible. Check out him playing Red Haired Boy solo. Troy Grady also has one of him playing Angeline The Baker. Some of the smoothest, most musical and inventive solo bluegrass flatpicking out there.

[@TomasWildViking]

A great semi-in-depth analysis. To go into it deeper would probably be enough to drive a crazy person sane. Excellent as always 👍👍

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks!

[@m.t.r.168]

Great video! She is in the U.K. right now playing shows with the amazing Transatlantic Sessions.

[@Guardducks]

Such a warm sounding guitar and great singing.

[@mairianncullen8753]

Such a helpful analysis of Molly Tuttle's demonstration performance. Molly did a very clear teaching video about cross-picking on the Guitar World channel. It's an excellent illustration of the point Fil emphasises about learning slowly and building up.

[@JohnA000]

I've been watching Molly for a while now and I'm classical and jazz player . She's a wonderful guitarist and I love her voice. And she's so damn cute! btw she attended Berklee school of music. There's a vid of her perform this song with Tommy Emmanuel. It amazes me the things you find on YT. As it is with a lot of great players Molly started young. check out the 6 year old girl named MiuMiu playing Recuerdos.

[@briandklinger]

This is most assuredly the coolest thing I've seen today.

[@cmrsvids]

I hear a lot of Norman Blake in there. And, that's a good thing. Thanks, Fil!

[@michaelskywalker3089]

Her technique is particularly well suited for accuracy, timing and tonal variation. She picks at such a high speed that I wonder whether I should stick with fingerpicking or try to emulate the flatpicking style. In my opinion she has refined the standard technique as he says in this analytical video down to the way she holds the pick.

[@joelsimms4636]

Also she mutes the E Aand D strings with her palm as mentioned in the interview. She is fantastic! Never heard of her before. Thanks Fil! As usual you introduced me someone new to me.

[@wingsofpegasus]

No problem!

[@bradlaue1718]

There is no muting involved. When you have that type of accuracy, only the strings you intend are going to sound.

[@rosehavenfarm2969]

My word, Fil, I'm so happy you posted this. She is an amazing musician, and I will be looking for more of her music. Thank you, again.

[@biggusdickus9240]

Go back and look at her throughout her career..she has been a monster picker since just a child..so humble too.

[@wingsofpegasus]

👍

[@tiffsaver]

HOLY SHIT!!! I've never heard of this young lady before, but oh my. It sounds like there's an entire bluegrass ORCHESTRA playing behind her... and she does it all so effortlessly. WOW.