What an interesting comment - our dad gave us a wonderful childhood, I've always thought it was to make up for the bad one he had; he kind of lived his good one through us. I'm glad she's getting hers now.
I saw them live, and they really do kill it. People were all eyes and ears on the stage all night, which is better than I can say for most other popular bands I've seen live (bluegrass and otherwise)
A buddy of mine swears he used to work with Sierra at this company in Vineland NJ that sold used bowling alley furniture. This was back around 1996. He says Sierra was really and they used to drink sizurp together while they were working but she could be kinda weird when she was methed out. One time she stole the boss’s lunch out of the fridge and when she got caught she made up this story about how a horse just randomly walked in the building and took the lunch out of the fridge. She brought her guitar to work sometimes
They don't play Blue Moon of Kentucky real often, seems to me. "Lonesome Feeling" gets me every time - they play it more often, probably every show. btw huge fan
Some folks from WVA made their presence known. They yelled when WVA was mentioned in Lonesome Feeling. Hope you had a great time! Post more if you have some!
Lotta bluegrass tunes mention WVA. It's the only state that's entirely Appalachian hill country, and it's near Kentucky & NC--one started that high lonesome sound & the other had the most radio listeners (including Doc & Earl)! The music thumps its way into your heart if you spend enough time where the fraser firs meet the southern pines ✌️
So organic, yee haw!! Love this, keeping Country music alive in 2024! Oh I love it so much, I have tears of joy , thank you.
She is enjoying the childhood she didn't have the chance to enjoy with her struggles. Play on princess:)
What an interesting comment - our dad gave us a wonderful childhood, I've always thought it was to make up for the bad one he had; he kind of lived his good one through us.
I'm glad she's getting hers now.
Oh Sierra. what a soul, talent ... voice. Love your style!
the band is so good
I saw them live, and they really do kill it. People were all eyes and ears on the stage all night, which is better than I can say for most other popular bands I've seen live (bluegrass and otherwise)
❤😊 she just gets better 💐
Such beautiful haunting vocalization.
Singing to Bill.
Turned on the the best female blue grass voice ever.
A buddy of mine swears he used to work with Sierra at this company in Vineland NJ that sold used bowling alley furniture. This was back around 1996. He says Sierra was really and they used to drink sizurp together while they were working but she could be kinda weird when she was methed out. One time she stole the boss’s lunch out of the fridge and when she got caught she made up this story about how a horse just randomly walked in the building and took the lunch out of the fridge. She brought her guitar to work sometimes
She can kick the ass out of some bluegrass.
You have no idea how grateful I am for this post!❤
I don’t recall Josh ever smiling so much on one of their songs !
This is soo great!!
I was there for this one I didn't realize it was the only time she's played it
Listen to the crowd !!
This is Boston. !
The voice she does is for everyone ever doing this song in history.
I’ve listened to all versions
String is next best.
The Freida Kahlo of West Virginia Shines On!🌟✨✨💖
🎉🎉🎉
where do she get her costumes.
it's a 'bird's nest'... lol.
Not her best performance but I still would have loved to be there.
They don't play Blue Moon of Kentucky real often, seems to me. "Lonesome Feeling" gets me every time - they play it more often, probably every show. btw huge fan
Awesome!!! Where was the concert?
I’m guessing West Virginia after hearing “It’s a Lonesome Feeling.” 😊💙😆🎻🎶
@@bentonscrivenerit was Boston!!
Some folks from WVA made their presence known. They yelled when WVA was mentioned in Lonesome Feeling. Hope you had a great time! Post more if you have some!
Lotta bluegrass tunes mention WVA. It's the only state that's entirely Appalachian hill country, and it's near Kentucky & NC--one started that high lonesome sound & the other had the most radio listeners (including Doc & Earl)! The music thumps its way into your heart if you spend enough time where the fraser firs meet the southern pines ✌️
She can't move her head naturally with the Marge Simpson wig on! That takes skill too!
Love her but what the hell is she thinking with her hair
hair no !