Amen to this

There are a lot of 17 year old guitar players who are better than her…

@@vaportrails7943sure. I’m not arguing that at all. I’m sure somewhere in the world there’s a 9 year old better than her. But she’s the one getting releasing atrentuon-getting content, so the algorithm is pushing her, and she gets interviewed by media outlets like Premier Guitar, and so she gets more attention.

@@vaportrails7943 There has always been lots of great musicians going nowhere. Often they lack the creativity, but knowing the right people and writing/finding the right songs is crucial too. Finally you need a bit of luck to release the right material at the right time. For most hits in history you can find multiple very similar well produced songs by other artists/bands of that time that went nowhere.

@@vaportrails7943there are lots people who can write more pointless comments than you

Sadly, more don’t care about older music, unless it’s on a movie or clip they watch. There are far more who only listen to mainstream pop music, rap and R&B. Some, also listen to pop country, which most of it is now. I’ve played with some younger folks, in the past few years, and they take they compile set lists, based on videos or stickers on the most covered songs. I played with a band thst wanted to do a Reggae meets Southern Rock vibe, and the number of songs they had, that they thought were originals, by either Ziggy, Stephen or Damian Marley, but were actually covers of their father’s was shocking. I then played 5 or 6 Marley songs so know, that aren’t on the Greatest Hits album, snd they’d heard none of them before. I found this with several groups of musicians I played with. They’d know an artist from the past 20 years, maybe back to the 90’s, but other than the most well known ones, they wouldn’t know the music. Most of them had never played a Hendrix song, or so they thought, because several though Little Wing and/or Bold as love were SRV and John Mayer songs. I asked if they ever liked at the songwriting credits, snd most said no. I’ve found young players, who are doing better songs, like Grace, and know their music history more, but they were the exception. *guitar isn’t dying, it’s just a million miles from being a part of the mainstream, as it was in every decade since the 60’s, through the horrid 2001-2010 years. Always grateful musicians out there, but most rely on playlists made by a streaming service for them, instead of listening to an album by one artist.

She’s been progressing and just hit another level, with her soloing and playing in general, since I found her about a year ago.

thanks for checking it out!

Or they see her look as easy to market and sell guitars to simps like a model for clothes

@@conordyer2307 If that was the case they'd give her something people could actually go out and buy - not 70+ year old guitars. Your comment doesn't make any sense at all. Take a few minutes and watch any of the hundreds of videos of her playing - it has nothing to do with her "Look".

@johnplunkett2004 I watch them all and there are much younger boys far better than her... You give her the expensive guitar so people strive toward it....they will start with an epi and work toward a gibson then maybe a murphys lab......she olis not a good musician, she is a riff regurgitator

@@conordyer2307 Kingfish Ingram, Devon Allman, Susan Tedeschi, Dolly Parton are all singing her praises but I’m sure they don’t have as much clout as you. And I’m sure those unnamed “younger boys” are busy playing Newport Folk, Nashville Big Bash, and Crossroads Festivals, the Grand Ole Opry, like she is at 17. Nothing to see here, just your average high school riff regurgitator.

ain't that the truth! Good grief

True, I like how with Hodge Podge they mix blues with funk with psychedelic with rock and everything. Borders are there to be crossed.

This is John Osborne’s studio from Brothers Osborne. Studio Time/Andrew Masters did a video on the studio lately. I think it’s a high dollar clone but I am not sure.

Good catch bro👍 wouldn't be surprised if that causes tuning instability

Simps and rich parents

The 335 is the producer’s.

Like what kind of accident? A bomb going off?