A very nice ensemble, fronted by the amazing Ms. Tuttle who grew up less than 20 miles from where I sit writing this. I gotta say the immensely talented and dedicated crop of young artists devoting themselves to acoustic music of all kinds is a bright spot in an often tumultuous world.
Oh she's so good - they all are - that'd be worth making it down to Tennessee. How consistently good is MCR - the talent featured is always rewarding. Siri - point me to Franklin!
Molly's music, playing, singing, and smile is what the world needs right now. Can't help but feel like there is still good in the world. What a beautiful talent. A true gift.
Sorry steam loco you don’t have to be the total Tommy Emanuel virtuoso to bring joy to the world and Molly does just that. As a guitarist of 50 years (I started late) I am in awe of Tommy but Molly brings me more simple joy.
Molly is her typical superb self in this, both with her as-usual perfect vocal (her relaxed feathery quality with a hint of vibrato is perfect to tell the story in this lyric), and that insane yet effortless picking puts her out in front of most artists today! They're all at the top of their game here. Missy Raines is in the pocket on bass. Wes Corbett is an impressive virtuoso on that banjo! John Mailander is just right, especially on his solo, keeping all the favorite classic parts of the fiddle in the Campbell recording. Well done, guys!
Saw John Hartford solo with just his banjo, fiddle and a sheet of plywood on which he tapped out the rhythm. He said he was grateful to Glen Campbell for all the royalties that allowed him to afford such an elaborate stage set.
Years ago I first became aware of john...I had obviously heard this song, but didnt know who John hartford was.... I bought a VHS banjo instructional taught by this cat named john hartford...in the pack with the VHS, was this paper foldout that you layed out on the floor...it was like a twister game for your feet only....didnt make no sense till I started watching the video...you could learn to tap out rhythm with john.....good times.....heaven became bonafide when john strolled thru those pearly gates....
Somebody needs to give the Bass player some props. People don't realize how essential it is to have that clean, crisp beat laid down exactly 'in the pocket', and this woman is spot on. Kudos from a fellow Bass player! ...Oh yeah, and everyone else is kinda nice too lol. This is a great performance all round.
A few folks have commented on the bass player. She is Missy Raines 8 International Bluegrass Music Award winner for Bass Player of the year. Of course the whole band and Molly sound awesome!
Strong, clear, individual voice; amazing clawhammer fingers; winning smile; and I suspect a deep personality (personal strength from her life experience, just guessing here of course, but I sense it). She's the real deal.
This would make Glenn Campbell, so happy , my brother brought his friend from college & he taught me to play this , I was in 7th grade , I'm 70 years old now , thank you so much , moe
It's not a Glen Campbell cover; it's a John Hartford cover. Glen Campbell recorded it and it became a big, big hit. John Hartford made a boatload of money, was forever grateful to Glen and he moved back to his native Applaciahia where he could record and sing the song he wanted to sing. RIP John!
+Steve Roberts Wow, I just saw your post, I didn't know John had passed, and 15 years ago! So sad, but his song lives on. God bless you, John Hartford.
Just recently started listening to Molly and I'm really enjoying her style and sound. She's got great chops on guitar, banjo as well as vocally. I hope her career really takes off, because I think she deserves it
Ok. Let's see. Tommy Emmanuel. Then Tommy Emmanuel and Billy Strings. Then Billy Strings and Molly Tuttle. And finally Molly Tuttle. I love TH-cam ! Greatings from France.
I've listen this song a lot when i traveled to London, and now every time i listen to it, it makes me remember my beautiful travel. Its such a great performance. If you see this, keep on Molly !
It's knowing that your door is always open And your path is free to walk That makes me tend to leave my sleeping bag Rolled up and stashed behind your couch And it's knowing I'm not shackled By forgotten words and bonds And the ink stains that are dried upon some line That keeps you in the backroads By the rivers of my memory That keeps you ever gentle on my mind It's not clinging to the rocks and ivy Planted on their columns now that bind me Or something that somebody said Because they thought we fit together walking It's just knowing that the world will not be cursing Or forgiving when I walk along some railroad track and find That you're moving on the backroads By the rivers of my memory And for hours you're just gentle on my mind Though the wheat fields and the clothes lines And the junkyards and the highways come between us And some other woman's cryin' to her mother 'Cause she turned and I was gone I still might run in silence tears of joy might stain my face And the summer sun might burn me 'til I'm blind But not to where I cannot see you walkin' on the backroads By the rivers flowing gentle on my mind I dip my cup of soup back from a gurglin' Cracklin' caldron in some train yard My beard a rustling, cold towel, and A dirty hat pulled low across my face Through cupped hands 'round the tin can I pretend to hold you to my breast and find That you're waiting from the backroads By the rivers of my memories Ever smilin' ever gentle on my mind
I'm definitely not into Country music but Gentle on my mind is one of my favourite songs. Never heard anything about Molly Tuttle. But I like this version. nice voice, very good guitar playing. thumbs Up!
Holy smokes. This is such a tight beautiful rendition of a great, great song. Molly Tuttle has a clean and clear voice and really excellent musicianship all around. I bet I've watched this 15 times in the last week. Damn what a good song!
Molly does such a superb job on this John Hartford classic. While her guitar picking is perfection, as a singer and performer I'm amazed at her memory of all these lyrics that flow like water over steep falls - and, she obviously isn't reading off a teleprompter. Amazing!
Well, all her pronounciations intonations inclanations are precise, charming just like a baby girl to her father - meanwhile like a disciplined lover woman playing the guitar..Simple Melting my hearth! :)
Jim Whitted Molly is a unbelievable talent, but this is one song she butchered. It doesn’t change how talented she is, or how I feel about her. When she has a concert in my neck of the woods, I will be there.
I’ve had this video stored on my phone all these years and this is one of the best renditions I’ve heard, I have played it so many times. Molly is absolutely amazing as are the other members of the group. I’m an old guy, 74. And a huge Glen Campbell fan since high school.
Awesome performance! I just wish the film editor here didn't constantly cut to different camera angles and scenes every freakin' 3 seconds! It was enough to give someone whiplash.
Lovely version of this classic by a woman with a beautiful voice. If she could have had Glen Campbell do the guitar solo this song would have been perfect.
Magic Molly........just magnificent.......what great musicians.....to you 105 thumbs down egotists......you have no souls......hope you find them soon...........thanks Molly......🇦🇺
GOOD Gosh-really!!! It's how many years since television has recorded musical performances and they still treat t like a playground for camera angles.... i'm dizzy.
I will admit I'm not the biggest fan of bluegrass. But this is still one of the greatest music videos on TH-cam for me.. so much melody, musicianship, and virtuosity in this rendition, it moves me to my core every time..
The song, Gentle On My Mind, June 19, 1967, sung by Glen Campbell and written by John Hartford, is often interpreted, but your interpretation is the best of all. Your voice fits in really well with the song. Thank you, that you share with such a beautiful voice, such a great song, with us all.
She reminds me of Nanci too though I can't place why. My dad loved Nanci, I know he'd have thought Molly was fantastic too. I always think of him when I listen to her and am grateful for the musical education he gave me :)
Whilst everyone was more than able to sustain this pace I would have preferred a little more time to reflect on the lyrics and thus a slightly slower tempo. Despite my singular reservation I think this is playing and singing as I like it best. I watched it through at 75% playback speed - that's too slow but it shows how incredibly tight the timing of all these musicians is in this performance. What an excellent band!
The sound mix could have been a little more focused on MT when she soloed...if Music City Roots still have the multi-track master - please re-mix and lift Molly's solos up. Great performance all round - and Molly, well she's a gem.
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The lady on the bass is on the same level as the other musicians in this performance: Top of the top. What a wonderful piece of music!
A very nice ensemble, fronted by the amazing Ms. Tuttle who grew up less than 20 miles from where I sit writing this. I gotta say the immensely talented and dedicated crop of young artists devoting themselves to acoustic music of all kinds is a bright spot in an often tumultuous world.
This song has helped me through 4 years of grief. Stuck in my head most days 😢 But beautiful, none the less. Rest in peace my son Conor 🙏
So sorry for your loss. Much love from Sweden.
Sincere condolences 💐💙
I am so so sorry for your loss.
Peace to you and your family.
I'm so sorry to hear of your loss. Hope you and your family are ok💕
Thank you Molly Tuttle. Your picking is awesome, your singing is too.
blessing..listening to Molly..hope can make it to oak ridge to see her
Nothing that I can say would top the superlatives used to describe Molly's voice and talent in the comment section here. Wow! Just Wow!
me encanta esta chica .me está descubriendo la música country.y es el mejor género musical,está muy tristemente observado,no?
Can’t wait to see/hear Molly and many others at Floyd Fest!
stands up there playing the most incredible guitar licks... and 😃 smiles.... me too... Thanks for sharing Ms Tuttle, you are phenomenal darlin
This song warms my heart ❤️
Oh she's so good - they all are - that'd be worth making it down to Tennessee. How consistently good is MCR - the talent featured is always rewarding. Siri - point me to Franklin!
this was exceptional
Very nice! Sweet sounding voice.
EXCELLENT VIDEO
Cooking!
Is that Clapton on banjo!
It's Wes Corbet. Clapton would have to lose 40 years to look like this.
Any reason why we have to keep cutting to the audience?
To see there reaction to what there seeing,and hearing.it's a common live event video editing thing.but i get what you mean.
Molly's music, playing, singing, and smile is what the world needs right now. Can't help but feel like there is still good in the world. What a beautiful talent. A true gift.
Her flat picking is good, but she was completely destroyed by Tommy Emmanuel in another video. Everything is relative.
Sorry steam loco you don’t have to be the total Tommy Emanuel virtuoso to bring joy to the world and Molly does just that. As a guitarist of 50 years (I started late) I am in awe of Tommy but Molly brings me more simple joy.
Molly is 22 y.o. in this great clip, showing great presence and maturity. Brilliant guitar work. Love it.
Molly is her typical superb self in this, both with her as-usual perfect vocal (her relaxed feathery quality with a hint of vibrato is perfect to tell the story in this lyric), and that insane yet effortless picking puts her out in front of most artists today! They're all at the top of their game here. Missy Raines is in the pocket on bass. Wes Corbett is an impressive virtuoso on that banjo! John Mailander is just right, especially on his solo, keeping all the favorite classic parts of the fiddle in the Campbell recording. Well done, guys!
HOLY CRAP killer music.
Saw John Hartford solo with just his banjo, fiddle and a sheet of plywood on which he tapped out the rhythm. He said he was grateful to Glen Campbell for all the royalties that allowed him to afford such an elaborate stage set.
Years ago I first became aware of john...I had obviously heard this song, but didnt know who John hartford was.... I bought a VHS banjo instructional taught by this cat named john hartford...in the pack with the VHS, was this paper foldout that you layed out on the floor...it was like a twister game for your feet only....didnt make no sense till I started watching the video...you could learn to tap out rhythm with john.....good times.....heaven became bonafide when john strolled thru those pearly gates....
Somebody needs to give the Bass player some props. People don't realize how essential it is to have that clean, crisp beat laid down exactly 'in the pocket', and this woman is spot on. Kudos from a fellow Bass player! ...Oh yeah, and everyone else is kinda nice too lol. This is a great performance all round.
+choirboysadist ropenflogger That is the indomitable Missy Raines.
+choirboysadist ropenflogger The great, and solid as ever, Missy Raines.
+hapwichryk Thanks!
+Kevin L. Thanks!
I will give Misty Rained her props anyday
Molly Tuttle incredible talent I been watching her and AJ Lee and company..
Greetings from Ireland
You are the future. ..
Kerry Evans I'm
A few folks have commented on the bass player. She is Missy Raines 8 International Bluegrass Music Award winner for Bass Player of the year. Of course the whole band and Molly sound awesome!
Just discovered Molly. She's great.
ditto
Thanks for posting she is awesome talent
I discovered her about 6 months ago. I'm so glad.
Strong, clear, individual voice; amazing clawhammer fingers; winning smile; and I suspect a deep personality (personal strength from her life experience, just guessing here of course, but I sense it). She's the real deal.
This would make Glenn Campbell, so happy , my brother brought his friend from college & he taught me to play this , I was in 7th grade , I'm 70 years old now , thank you so much , moe
It's not a Glen Campbell cover; it's a John Hartford cover. Glen Campbell recorded it and it became a big, big hit. John Hartford made a boatload of money, was forever grateful to Glen and he moved back to his native Applaciahia where he could record and sing the song he wanted to sing. RIP John!
+Steve Roberts Wow, I just saw your post, I didn't know John had passed, and 15 years ago! So sad, but his song lives on. God bless you, John Hartford.
Haven't listened to Molly in some time she's seems to have matured a bit...her voice is so gorgeous
Rolly Polly l
Appalachia? LOL....John Hartford (Harford) was born in New York City, and lived his childhood in St. Louis, Mo.
R.I.P. Glen Campbell
This is such a perfect performance .. by Molly for sure, but also every instrumentalist !! It is just fabulous. Brilliant!!
Every now and then an artist comes along that stops you in your tracks. This is undiluted greatness.
That's Missy Raines on bass! She's on top of her game for sure!!! I just love to hear her play with anyone ,especially MIss Molly! Good golly!!
stunning stuff.. and the girl is beautiful singer 💐
Molly Tuttle, ladies and gentlemen. MOLLY TUTTLE!!!!!!!!!
Just recently started listening to Molly and I'm really enjoying her style and sound. She's got great chops on guitar, banjo as well as vocally. I hope her career really takes off, because I think she deserves it
Voice as pure as it gets and throw in she’s top 5 as far as guitar pickers in my book.Pretty special young lady.
Ok. Let's see. Tommy Emmanuel. Then Tommy Emmanuel and Billy Strings. Then Billy Strings and Molly Tuttle. And finally Molly Tuttle. I love TH-cam ! Greatings from France.
You can find Molly Tuttle and Tommy Emmanuel as well.
I've listen this song a lot when i traveled to London, and now every time i listen to it, it makes me remember my beautiful travel. Its such a great performance. If you see this, keep on Molly !
John Hartford is smiling down on this, and he's really proud. What great pickers. Thanks for being around.
That bass player is amazing!
That looks like the great Missy Raines,
Thanks! Man, she knows how to work that bass!
missy Raines , I think
She's fantastic.
This girl is one of the best guitarist in my opinion! I love her alternate picking technique! 🎸
0:20 my mans out there throwing gang signs at the ole opry
😂😂😂
Represent!
Jyotirmaya Funny! Saw that. (signs not sings)
He is trying to copy the chords she is playing.
@@endezeichengrimm - "Em7... yeah, I got that..."
Somewhere, across the river, John is smiling.
John is probably piloting a Paddle Wheeler up and down the River with a guy named Sam Clemens.
On a par with John Hartford and Glen Campbell's rendition with a fresh dose of bluegrass wizardry.
What a load of bull.
I heard that voice, looked at that sweet face, and I was instantly captivated. What an angel.
It's knowing that your door is always open
And your path is free to walk
That makes me tend to leave my sleeping bag
Rolled up and stashed behind your couch
And it's knowing I'm not shackled
By forgotten words and bonds
And the ink stains that are dried upon some line
That keeps you in the backroads
By the rivers of my memory
That keeps you ever gentle on my mind
It's not clinging to the rocks and ivy
Planted on their columns now that bind me
Or something that somebody said
Because they thought we fit together walking
It's just knowing that the world will not be cursing
Or forgiving when I walk along some railroad track and find
That you're moving on the backroads
By the rivers of my memory
And for hours you're just gentle on my mind
Though the wheat fields and the clothes lines
And the junkyards and the highways come between us
And some other woman's cryin' to her mother
'Cause she turned and I was gone
I still might run in silence tears of joy might stain my face
And the summer sun might burn me 'til I'm blind
But not to where I cannot see you walkin' on the backroads
By the rivers flowing gentle on my mind
I dip my cup of soup back from a gurglin'
Cracklin' caldron in some train yard
My beard a rustling, cold towel, and
A dirty hat pulled low across my face
Through cupped hands 'round the tin can
I pretend to hold you to my breast and find
That you're waiting from the backroads
By the rivers of my memories
Ever smilin' ever gentle on my mind
I'm definitely not into Country music but Gentle on my mind is one of my favourite songs. Never heard anything about Molly Tuttle. But I like this version. nice voice, very good guitar playing. thumbs Up!
Wolf Simon good music is good music, regardless of genre . This is good music.
Glen Campbell & John Hartford would be proud of this version.
Holy smokes. This is such a tight beautiful rendition of a great, great song. Molly Tuttle has a clean and clear voice and really excellent musicianship all around. I bet I've watched this 15 times in the last week. Damn what a good song!
The banjo player looks so lost in thought. There's something endearing about him. :)
Nicely done, although I prefer the tempo a tad slower.
I'm so aggravated how Billie Eilish could be more famous than Molly. Crazy world
Molly does such a superb job on this John Hartford classic. While her guitar picking is perfection, as a singer and performer I'm amazed at her memory of all these lyrics that flow like water over steep falls - and, she obviously isn't reading off a teleprompter. Amazing!
Biggest insult in the world to a singer is saying you wonder how they remember the lyrics Reading off a teleprompter? You understand nothing.
I get goosebumps when I hear this. I missed seeing Glen Campbell at the Kent Stage (Kent, OH) on his last tour. Love all your stuff Molly!!!
Isn't that the same lady that plays bass for the Mona Lisa Twins?
That smile when she gets that first reaction from the audience is priceless.
"For hours you're just gentle on my mind." Nuf said
I love the way she pronounces the word "memory" in full. Most other versions pronounce it as "mem'ry". Simply gorgeous cover.
That's her time at Berklee showing itself.
Well, all her pronounciations intonations inclanations are precise, charming just like a baby girl to her father - meanwhile like a disciplined lover woman playing the guitar..Simple Melting my hearth! :)
This is great ! And the best part ? Molly is a super nice person and great guitar teacher ...
Just super-duper.
Anybody know the tasty banjo player?
+pbasswil Wes Corbett.he was in Joy Kills Sorrow.he is also a banjo instructor at the Berklee College of Music
Thank you! Such a combo of taste & execution.
+pbasswil Your welcome.
+mbsnyderc Teaches at Berklee = Awesome!
Really? What a disrespectful term. As if he's a piece of food? SMH
Molly is one of the best guitar pickers I have seen in recent years. She has a lovely voice and to top it off her smile is so sweet.
Check out Billy Strings
This isn’t gentle on my mind, it is racing through my mind.
I thought... Did she start the song too fast. It should be a laid back song. We love Molly.
Jim Whitted Molly is a unbelievable talent, but this is one song she butchered. It doesn’t change how talented she is, or how I feel about her. When she has a concert in my neck of the woods, I will be there.
Love this version ...amazing ..all fantastic musicians..that lady bass player loves her work 👍😊😊☘️☘️.. nice to see happy players ..thank you .👍💯🤣☘️🇮🇪
I’ve had this video stored on my phone all these years and this is one of the best renditions I’ve heard, I have played it so many times. Molly is absolutely amazing as are the other members of the group. I’m an old guy, 74. And a huge Glen Campbell fan since high school.
No applause after that first guitar break? Philistines!
Awesome performance! I just wish the film editor here didn't constantly cut to different camera angles and scenes every freakin' 3 seconds! It was enough to give someone whiplash.
It’ s even hard to memorize all those words of the song. Beautiful singing. Thanks all.
great performance, pocket is super solid, and a very nicely phrased banjo solo. Obviously Molly kills it.
Beautiful song and performance.
When you’re playing comforts people you’ve succeeded!✝️💕☮️🎸
Missy Raines holding it all down on Bass. Brilliant.
Sings like a bird, but plays guitar like a beast
Lovely version of this classic by a woman with a beautiful voice. If she could have had Glen Campbell do the guitar solo this song would have been perfect.
There is nothing wrong with her guitar solo.
My guess is that Molly has discovered the secret of slowing down time to be able to play so fast so effortlessly. I think she is a Jedi Master.
When the Angels in Heaven sing it sounds like this
Glen would be proud!!
Great banjo player!!!!
Today is the very first time I ever heard Molly Tuttle sing this song. I had to hear it THREE TIMES because her voice was so angelic and smooth.
Very well done Ladies and Gentlemen. John Hartford would be proud.
This rendition gave me chills.
Magic Molly........just magnificent.......what great musicians.....to you 105 thumbs down egotists......you have no souls......hope you find them soon...........thanks Molly......🇦🇺
For god sake whoever is switching the camera shots take some adderall.
GOOD Gosh-really!!! It's how many years since television has recorded musical performances and they still treat t like a playground for camera angles.... i'm dizzy.
She has genuine talent. Something rare in the entrainment industry these days. AKA actual talent.
Every single instrument in this enchantment is stringed… which the exception of the voice, which is a divine manifestation.
I always wanted to ask Molly why she left the heavenly choir and came down here.
That camerawork gave me freakin vertigo
That bass player!!!!!!! Awesome!!!!!!!!!!
I will admit I'm not the biggest fan of bluegrass. But this is still one of the greatest music videos on TH-cam for me.. so much melody, musicianship, and virtuosity in this rendition, it moves me to my core every time..
The OLDIES JUST SEEM TO GET BETTER AND BETTER DAY BY DAY !
THANKS FOR SHARING MUSIC AND DELIGHTFUL MOTION EXPERIENCE !
Wow, I love how she sounds!!! And rest of musicians as well...
Great music!!!!
This is funny at x2 speed.
The best version of this song I've ever heard...
Have you heard the Petersen’s?
@@pmoses987 Julianne Petersen gives me goose bumps when she sings this. Really takes me to another place and time.
Listen to the Band Perry's version , you'll change your mind.
@@zaneturner4478 I will check that out
The song, Gentle On My Mind, June 19, 1967, sung by Glen Campbell and written by John Hartford, is often interpreted, but your interpretation is the best of all. Your voice fits in really well with the song.
Thank you, that you share with such a beautiful voice, such a great song, with us all.
Awesome! She reminds me a little of Nanci Griffith. Beautiful voice.
She reminds me of Nanci too though I can't place why. My dad loved Nanci, I know he'd have thought Molly was fantastic too. I always think of him when I listen to her and am grateful for the musical education he gave me :)
Missy's smile says everything. This is a superb performance.
Missy never misses a beat.
That puts chills up my arms. The quality of this group is as good as it gets great song with a bluegrass twist.
Beautiful voice, excellent song, brilliant musicians. Anyone who doesn’t like this has something wrong with them. Thanks
Whilst everyone was more than able to sustain this pace I would have preferred a little more time to reflect on the lyrics and thus a slightly slower tempo. Despite my singular reservation I think this is playing and singing as I like it best. I watched it through at 75% playback speed - that's too slow but it shows how incredibly tight the timing of all these musicians is in this performance. What an excellent band!
Why have I never heard of this talented young woman before?
Wow! She's fantastic! She makes it look so effortless...
The sound mix could have been a little more focused on MT when she soloed...if Music City Roots still have the multi-track master - please re-mix and lift Molly's solos up. Great performance all round - and Molly, well she's a gem.
I love that she's always smiling as she sings and plays.