Sublime idea.

The sierra missed.

At least one of them is high.

@@levelwitme I was thinking that, LOL

Both very pretty too

I an aging English punk who over the past few years has been viewing blue grass videos, the spontaneity of performances like this equals the excitement of the punk gigs back in the late 70s. Just wonderful.

You Johnny rotten?

Dear lord have mercy I'd never recover from such a thing.

And Jack White

Sierra Hull plays great -- unfortunately it's a bit lost here. The mike is too high, or sound not so good.

Sierra Hull is a straight up prodigious on the mandolin. For her age she's well beyond her years, it's amazing. Sierra Ferrell seems more into her whole schtick than her guitar IMO...not a huge fan, but I can see how people would find her fascinating in her own way.

@@jameypulsifer9265 ach ... Ferrell has a wonderful voice. Personally I like her most when she's doing rootsy old-time sort of music. Many fine examples here on YT.

Michigan boy‘s know how to!!!

@@lawrencehaw8780 Lotsa talent comes from Michigan, fer sure!

Billy Strings was in the same position 4 years ago….when i first saw him/band at a FREE local festival…. There are way too many other great young artists out there (Sierra Hull has been at it at least as long as SF) who will always be obscure to the masses and never get the recognition they deserve…. I’m glad these two Sierras got it together (it was inevitable)…..because at this point, SH is still relatively unknown outside the Roots Music world…..maybe this video (and more collabs….which will likely/hopefully happen) will give her a boost like Billy Strings did to SF… So, i would say stop lamenting about how SF won’t be obscure anymore….it is what it is…. She’s finally getting the recognition she deserves….

@@CorneiliusLibowitz I believe your point is in line with what I posted...SF's popularity and exposure were/are inevitable because of her clock-stopping talent. I would make this differentiation between SH/BS and Sierra Ferrell: Billy Strings and Sierra Hull are principally excellent, talented musicians more than they are known for their songwriting...and BS smartly connected with the Dead/Phish/Jam scene which fits his energy and prowess perfectly. Sierra Ferrell, along with a voice and mojo that are extraordinary, is a beautifully powerful and inspired songwriter...that skill can take her a long, long way...not to mention her limitless opportunity to duet and cover as Emmylou has done. Yes, there is an exciting bunch of young talent in Nashville, and it is spectacular to see them get their due. Fun stuff.

@@bradleydewey9083 Agree with your points regarding BS, except, while he's known for his guitar playing and chutzpah on stage, he's also known as a very talented songwriter... I think your average Joe just sees the incredible guitar skills.... But the more sophisticated can see thru all that and understand the songwriting is deep and compelling..... This is getting off on a tangent a bit, but i believe BS would not be where he is today without the band.... If he was purely solo, or had a revolving door of musicians coming in/out of the band, i doubt he'd be opening for Metallica at Lolla, or selling out shows like crazy.... The band is tight as a drum (pun intended) and the chemistry appears to be off the charts, not to mention all members are at the top of their game.... For the same reason, i'd like to see the current lineup of MT and Golden Highway stick together for a long time.... When it comes down to it, it's a team effort.......... PS--i didn't think this performance was all that great.... it was obviously on the fly, and they weren't miked properly (heck, both of them couldn't even reach the mike!).....plus, you couldn't hear SH's mando.... But with a little practice/rehearsing together, i think these two could make magic... They're both playing another festival in the near future....hopefully they'll do it again and we get a better performance AND video....

expect IMO Long Time Coming was a pure over produced travesty compared to her other album and live sound up to this point, even right now 2022 her live sound is 10x better than long time coming, i just hope her second album will more capture the music she plays instead of trying to force herself into a over produced country cookie cutter.

@@BrandonPrive1432 First time I heard LTC through, I was also startled by how the producers wrecked her songs with all the over-the-top mixes/arrangements...especially as all of my experience was listening to her play live either alone or with her small string bands (or her few earlier recordings on zero budget). Now I treat LTC in the way she dresses up; trying to push the arrangements in unusual, daring, even throwback-rhinestone ways to get a little extra notice and have some fun. So, the arrangements grew on me, but I agree with you, I like the live versions best. Even produced in a way that may have startled and chin-scratched fans, the songwriting, breadth of style, and vocals of LTC hands down were more interesting and creative than almost anything else produced that year.

Josie Toney is the boss of fiddle

Our pleasure!

Jam Parties are what create Canned Preserves my friend!!!!

This was a surprise sit in at a late night set at a camping festival. Everyone was feelin mighty fine.

@@LessThanFaceProductions1 Also, thanks for posting this.

Agreed. But with a little practice............................

It was an impromptu late night jam...

Read downthread....It appears to be an unrehearsed, spontaneous jam session... Have them practice together a little and i'm quite sure it'd be epic.... Hopefully a real collab will come soon...