Very true. It’s so much more difficult to do a recording with video, because you have to perfect in presentation on both accounts. What gets me is that this video has 74k views in 6 days. Lord knows she deserves them all, but it’s so interesting that they came on this product demo video, rather than her hundreds of other original songs and arrangements. Good ole TH-cam algorithm.
Never heard that song played that well in 65 years! Sierra is so fluid and creative! That guitar sounds so mid-range punchy, in a good way, with that mahogany warmth and roundness.
When I hear Sierra play, I feel the same way I felt when I first heard Bela Fleck play back in 1983. What a breath of fresh air to this traditional music we all love so much.
@@dblbogi2283 Her Husband Justin Moses is the dobro player with Bela Flack!!!! "Band members: Béla Fleck (banjo), Billy Contreras (fiddle), Jacob Joliff (mandolin), Justin Moses (dobro/multi), Mark Schatz (bass), Bryan Sutton (guitar)
This is one of my mother’s favorite songs. Not sure why the algorithm sent this to me but it sure brought back a lot of memories from 50 years ago, when I was a young lad... Thanks for that...
Hell of a job lady!!! I bet you don't even know how inspirational you are even to someone on the wrong side of seventy that has just started playing, thank you.
Unbelivable!! double modulation without missing a note, and that ending lick.... I gonna slow down the video and spend the rest of the day (or year) learning it
I'm a huge fan of parlour guitars... literally. People tease me about my tiny guitars and how I look like a giant holding them. I shall not cave to peer pressure! This one has such a full sound. Lovely!
Got myself a cheap Gretsch Jim Dandy as my first parlour, out of curiosity mainly.. love playing it, though it has a very different sound to this lovely PRS obviously!
Your talent is beyond words! I’ve watched many of your mandolin videos and now I’m blown away by your mastery of the guitar! You are a natural performer!
Sierra, I'm 64 and when I grow up I wanna be just like you. lol You're amazing. Saw you live a few years ago in New Hampshire and I will never forget the experience. Bless you dear one!
This was one of the first songs I learned from my father when I was very young. Thank you so much for reminding me where I came from. Your arrangement of this is wonderful.
I've been playing the guitar for 24 years, have played that song dozens of times, and have never played it that beautifully! I got nothin' on this girl!!!
I stopped in to hear Wildwood Flower. I can remember years ago my grandpa playing that quiet often because that was one of the few songs he knew how to play.
I have a 365s that I have had for 43 years I just recently got the bridge shaved to lower the action it sounds amazing and has a mature tone and the sustain goes on for ever. Yamaha guitars are so underrated but give you a great sound without the enormous cost of a Martin.
I got to sit on Doc Watson's couch when I was about 7 or 8 and listen to him play and sing this for my mom... I think he would love Sierra and Billy Strings, Molly and the rest of the amazing younger musicians!
It’s like the first video I saw you in, playing with Alison Krauss. After your solo you give the biggest smile to say, I aced it. You did it again here. The guitar looks comfortable in your hands.
the first time I saw you play I was hooked...God has given you such talent. I watched you play mandolin ... You were like lightning. I started the show over twice . Thank you so much for sharing your talent with the world.
Nice job . I use to play this classic tune in a rock / country band . It was fun and no matter where we performed at it was recognized by the audience with a bit of two-stepping on the dance floor . Long live the many versions played by countless bands to pay homage to the Carter Family and the "Wildwood Flower " . 04/10/2022
I just love that she plays and she loves it a lot and the way she enjoys playing and the way she keeps getting better at it and the way she looks so gorgeous playing.. She's a legend and I know it ❤️
Great sound, and lovely playing. Never really gave PRS acoustics a second glance before, but this one has got me interested. Very affordable, sounds sweet, and perfect for toting around for jam sessions.
What in the world.... What a blessing you are! That was so very sweet and leave it to you to take an old standard and turn it into an eclectic masterpiece.....
If I thought that guitar would make me sound that good, I’d buy one in a heartbeat. No, nice sounding instrument, but it’s the hands of the master that matter.
Your first statement is what probably crosses everyone's mind. I think Guitar World should've definintley *given* her the guitar after this, don't ya think?
What gets me is that this is all in one take. You never fumbled a word or a note. You’re a true professional.
@@detroitfunk313 meaning it wasnt spliced.
Very true. It’s so much more difficult to do a recording with video, because you have to perfect in presentation on both accounts.
What gets me is that this video has 74k views in 6 days. Lord knows she deserves them all, but it’s so interesting that they came on this product demo video, rather than her hundreds of other original songs and arrangements. Good ole TH-cam algorithm.
@@detroitfunk313 believe me she doesn't need them.
@@JacobHeadMusicfirst part is shes not know as a guitar player the other is it's a guitar promotion.
@@detroitfunk313 you just do.
And if you don't, you ain't.
Right, Other?
That was the song that made me appreciate the guitar over 40 yrs ago. God bless Mother Maybelle!
Never heard that song played that well in 65 years! Sierra is so fluid and creative! That guitar sounds so mid-range punchy, in a good way, with that mahogany warmth and roundness.
On A scale of 1-10 you are A 20 I remember you when you came to the walkers and played in fla
There are angels in those fingers. OMG your playing is a gift.
When I hear Sierra play, I feel the same way I felt when I first heard Bela Fleck play back in 1983. What a breath of fresh air to this traditional music we all love so much.
Check her tour schedule she has two dates with Bela Fleck in September!
@@dblbogi2283 Her Husband Justin Moses is the dobro player with Bela Flack!!!! "Band members: Béla Fleck (banjo), Billy Contreras (fiddle), Jacob Joliff (mandolin), Justin Moses (dobro/multi), Mark Schatz (bass), Bryan Sutton (guitar)
seamless playing that just takes us all along for the ride .... wonderful ... thank you
One of the 1st songs I learned 55 years ago. I have never been able to make it sound so good. Thanks for that beautiful rendition.
Wow 👌. I have never heard the "Wildwood Flower " played like that before. That was totally beautiful ⚘️
This is one of my mother’s favorite songs. Not sure why the algorithm sent this to me but it sure brought back a lot of memories from 50 years ago, when I was a young lad...
Thanks for that...
My Father's, as well! It was always his first and only request when I had a guitar around him.
Mother Maybelle would be proud. Classy rendition of a classic.
I Love the way you modulate Sierra. It's such a beautiful song and the way you lift the melody up, just intensifies the beauty each step of the way.
both Fantastic guitar and guitar player!
Hell of a job lady!!! I bet you don't even know how inspirational you are even to someone on the wrong side of seventy that has just started playing, thank you.
Totally blown away by you every time...our styles of playing may be worlds apart but you inspire me! Thank you
Sweet guitar played by a sweet girl 😍😍👏👏👏👏
Really enjoyed, Thanks x
When I practice my instrument this is the musician I want to emulate. Thank you Sierra Hull for all you do.
Just got a palor Taylor. Will start lessons next week.
That's some pretty sounding guitar pickin😊
Unbelivable!! double modulation without missing a note, and that ending lick.... I gonna slow down the video and spend the rest of the day (or year) learning it
Lady, you make an old boy smile. Lovely tone from that guitar.
Incredible, tasteful shredding! None of that felt overly showy or crammed in. Just lovely!
It's a lovely arrangement of this classic and a lady who has chops.
Thank you Ms. Sierra...for giving us a small point of light and happiness in this VERY crazy time in history. Your talent is touch of Gods work!❤👍
Dont claim her long hours of practice for made up sky man, she good huh
Nobody can hold a candle to you! That was beautiful!
Tempo and smoothness. The practice she must have put into that piece to have it appear effortless. So cleanly presented - just beautiful.
I'm a huge fan of parlour guitars... literally. People tease me about my tiny guitars and how I look like a giant holding them. I shall not cave to peer pressure! This one has such a full sound. Lovely!
Got myself a cheap Gretsch Jim Dandy as my first parlour, out of curiosity mainly.. love playing it, though it has a very different sound to this lovely PRS obviously!
Your talent is beyond words! I’ve watched many of your mandolin videos and now I’m blown away by your mastery of the guitar! You are a natural performer!
She never fails to impress me.
Didn't even know she played the guitar. mind blowing 😳
I like how the different keys offer different possibilities. Nicely done.
Sierra, I'm 64 and when I grow up I wanna be just like you. lol You're amazing. Saw you live a few years ago in New Hampshire and I will never forget the experience. Bless you dear one!
Sounds soft and lovely.
Wow!! Love the E version at the end, awesome picking. Thanks for sharing!
This was one of the first songs I learned from my father when I was very young. Thank you so much for reminding me where I came from. Your arrangement of this is wonderful.
Awesome. Who could dislike this? It’s brilliant
A**holes can dislike anything just to be a true a**Hole you know
Nicely done Miss Hull! I love the respect you have for the melody line. Brings me back.
Maybelle Carter is smiling down on you Sierra!
That was so smooth, like butter, gal ! Loved it.
A breath of fresh air you totally are.
I've been playing the guitar for 24 years, have played that song dozens of times, and have never played it that beautifully! I got nothin' on this girl!!!
Nice picking. I like the arrangement!
Love that smile when you play, people tell me they can tell I enjoy playing my Accordion by the look on my face. You did great!
I stopped in to hear Wildwood Flower. I can remember years ago my grandpa playing that quiet often because that was one of the few songs he knew how to play.
That was sooooo AWESOME!!!. This is the 1st song my Mom taught me, I was 13.
Finally someone who can play the instrument , great demo
Holy moly! You are a fantastic player... flatpicking is an art form and you have truly mastered it. Thank you so much, very enjoyable.
the birds on the fretboard are lovely
It's a beautiful instrument. I really like the way it sounds.
I believe all (or at least most) PRS guitars have them. Yes, it's a great look.
Her technical virtuosity doesn’t obscure the emotions of the tune but brings them out more.
Lovely guitar work. Hope the new year is kind to you all.
I remember my Dad playing this when I was small.
Wow.. nice guitar, and beautiful playing.. bravo
Guitar sounds great and the playing is excellent. I'm gonna get one.
As a brilliant mandolinist you are one of my favorite guitarists.
Dang, you go girl! That was great. Wildwood Flower was the first guitar song I learned. I love the crosspicking too. And the different keys. Denny
Pick that thing girl! Good job, a wonderful song to hear on quarantine retired Thursday. Thank you 🙏.
She is just a wonderful human being!
Wow beautiful version of wildwood flower I've heard for a long time!!Love your music!!
Gorgeous playing and you just bring sunshine wherever you play.
Beeeeauuuutiful! Love your playing.
I have a 365s that I have had for 43 years I just recently got the bridge shaved to lower the action it sounds amazing and has a mature tone and the sustain goes on for ever. Yamaha guitars are so underrated but give you a great sound without the enormous cost of a Martin.
Thanks for posting. Love that tune. You packed a lot of music into that recording.
Love the bass response on this guitar.
Always thought of you as a shredding mandolin player, no surprise you’re a shredding guitar player!! Chops for days!!
I got to sit on Doc Watson's couch when I was about 7 or 8 and listen to him play and sing this for my mom... I think he would love Sierra and Billy Strings, Molly and the rest of the amazing younger musicians!
Most beautiful version I have ever heard! Many thanks Sierra. ❤️
That right there is flat out impressive.
Lovely Sierra. Any guitar in your hand is magical. I'm an ardent admirer of your skill, talent and dedication. Keep it up.
Hard work and talent combined . Thank you S.
Pure magic. Melts my heart . Thanks a lot Sierra
One of the most beautiful songs of all time.
best picken of wild wood flower that i have ever heard or seen wow
I agree
Awesome improvising of that wonderful blue grass classic !!
Nice rendition! I'm working on my own take of this right now. What fun!
My grandmother's favorite song she always asked me to play for her. Just amazing
It’s like the first video I saw you in, playing with Alison Krauss. After your solo you give the biggest smile to say, I aced it. You did it again here. The guitar looks comfortable in your hands.
Anything sierra plays will sound top notch!
Very beautiful! Great playing and a great sound!!!
the first time I saw you play I was hooked...God has given you such talent.
I watched you play mandolin ... You were like lightning. I started the show over twice . Thank you so much for sharing your talent with the world.
I can’t believe there are any dislikes , much less over 50. Remember this Sierra..........you’re sensational, and haters are just jealous.
Smoother than molasses??
So Pretty!
Such a Beautiful Rendition !
unbelievable, you absolutely nailed it! one of the nicest renditions ive heard!
Nice job . I use to play this classic tune in a rock / country band . It was fun and no matter where we performed at it was recognized by the audience with a bit of two-stepping on the dance floor . Long live the many versions played by countless bands to pay homage to the Carter Family and the "Wildwood Flower " .
04/10/2022
LOVE YOU SIERRA!!
Wow, that was wonderful!
Sounds so woody. and nice ... of course it doesn’t hurt that Sierra has such a gift to share ..
Amazing and diverse player. Thank you 🙏
I just love that she plays and she loves it a lot and the way she enjoys playing and the way she keeps getting better at it and the way she looks so gorgeous playing.. She's a legend and I know it ❤️
My first guitar was that exact model, got it in the sixties, still have it
This is so good it's aggravating.
Wow you're awesome!! My grandma's favorite songs wildwood flower
Great sound, and lovely playing. Never really gave PRS acoustics a second glance before, but this one has got me interested.
Very affordable, sounds sweet, and perfect for toting around for jam sessions.
I love mine. I keep it tuned a step down, to concert D. If I want standard, I just capo 2.
What in the world.... What a blessing you are! That was so very sweet and leave it to you to take an old standard and turn it into an eclectic masterpiece.....
This is beautiful 🔥I love how you play.
Cluck old hen With Allison! You had such great stage presence in 2007!
I’m just here to listen and watch cause she’s so dang purdy!! 😳
Lovely! The rising whole step key changes are very cool👌🏻
If I thought that guitar would make me sound that good, I’d buy one in a heartbeat. No, nice sounding instrument, but it’s the hands of the master that matter.
Your first statement is what probably crosses everyone's mind. I think Guitar World should've definintley *given* her the guitar after this, don't ya think?
That run she made at 2:00 is so tasteful and creative !
You're awesome and you make that guitar sound good.
Truly wonderful pick control very smooth 👏
Sierra, you play with certainty and confidence. I can´t imagine a better guitar businessman.
Very smooth playing,; I like the guitar.
Very inspiring, what a great version!
That is the best rendition on wildwood flower I have heard