00:00 Don’t Let the Stars Get In Your Eyes (Winston L. Moore, 1952) 01:46 My Dixie Darling (A.P. Carter, 1932) 05:30 Little Bird (Sierra Ferrell, 2014) 8:58 Leake County Blues (Traditional) 12:38 I Get the Blues When It Rains (Harry Stoddard, Marcy Klauber, probably early 1900s) 16:46 (Unknown Instrumental) 19:05 Snake River (Sierra Ferrell, 2016 (?); recorded on Washington by the Sea, 2019) 22:38 Travelin’ Blues (Jimmie Rodgers and Shelly Lee Alley, 1931) 25:19 Bedelia (William Jerome and Jean Schwartz, 1903) 28:50 You Are the One (written by Pat Patterson, performed and recorded by Carl Smith, 1956) 31:36 Goodbye Sweet Liza Jane (Charlie Poole, early 1900s) 2nd Set 34:17 Rosemary, early version (Sierra Ferrell, mid-2010s ?) 37:18 Who Walks in When I Walk Out (written by Goodman, Hoffman, Freed; first recorded 1934 by Elsie Carlisle) 39:29 Instrumental - not sure what song it is 42:07 The Mountain (Steve Earle, 1999) 47:04 Cold Rain and Snow (traditional Appalachian folk song originally collected from Mrs. Tom Rice in Big Laurel, North Carolina in 1916 49:45 Rocket (Sierra Ferrell, 2016 (?); recorded on Washington by the Sea, 2019) 3rd Set 53:50 Lost Indian (Traditional fiddle tune) 56:40 Chittlin’ Cookin’ Time In Cheatham County (Traditional, first recorded by Arthur Smith Trio, 1936) 59:42 Red Mountain Wine (see reply from @stepno below) 1:02:59 You Can’t Tell Me Who to Love (Sierra Ferrell, recorded on Pretty Magic Spell, 2014, 2018) 1:06:26 Instrumental reel - not sure what song it is 1:08:11 I Ain’t Got No Home In This World Anymore (Woody Guthrie, first appears on Dust Bowl Ballads vol 2, 1940) 1:11:05 No More Frowns (Sierra Ferrell, 2016 (?); recorded on Washington by the Sea, 2019) 1:14:00 Love Me or Leave Me (Donaldson and Kahn, 1928, from the Broadway musical Whoopee!) 1:17:24 Ragged But Right (Traditional, possibly first recorded by Bob Howard and His Boys, 1938) 1:19:26 Miss Molly (Bob Wills, from the 1942 movie The Lone Prairie) 1:21:23 Elk River Blues (Ernie Carpenter, 1960's) 1:24:20 Kaw-Liga (Hank Williams (and Fred Rose) 1953) 1:27:22 Tidal Wave (Sierra Ferrell, recorded on Pretty Magic Spell, 2014, 2018) 1:33:30 Let Me Fall (traditional bluegrass breakdown) 1:37:04 Irene Goodnight (Leadbelly, first recorded 1933)
Thanks so much . I try to look up songwriters and the age of songs. My grandfather and his children sang many of the old songs here. You saved me hours of work!
This girl stole my heart the first time I heard her. Now I can't stand to listen to anything else, and I used to be into hard rock? Now I'm learning a completely new style ( for me)of music. I perform a lot of her songs in public and everyone loves it! ❤
Same here. Hard Rock etc can't listen to anything since I heard her. I'm 63 and given it all up for the mandolin and am learning 'I could drive you crazy' a good song for crumbly drummers and wild children alike! 😂❤
Yeah, yes, when I dial past a hard rock station now I feel sorry for them - like - they miss the whole entire point of music. I'm looking at you, The Eagle, maybe 95.1 FM in Dallas.
It sounds like the fiddler on her Bandcamp releases which were my first love, yeah who is that guy? This is a time capsule. I'm smote yet again. The purest form of Sierra, playing for a handful of people clapping politely and not a clue what sort of history they are witnessing.
Almost hard to believe but I’ve been LOVING SIERRA FERRELL for ten years!! That’s crazy but she used to sing with 600 Pounds of Sin and somehow I think she thought of that name. Her tiny self with two big guys. Lol The Empty Glass and Third Eye Cabaret Social Club Thursday night listening room. Oh sweet sweet and beautiful so beautiful
This is fabulous. Thank you for recording it all those years ago and then sharing it with us online. Sierra's sound was already fully formed, though she's polished it in the interim. Truly one of the definitive entertainers of our time.
Honestly can't thank you enough for this recording. Probably like many others, I 'discovered' Sierra through UA-cam's algorithms and her transfixing performance of Rosemary on Gems. Since then, Sierra's star has risen and she's near her second produced and polished record release, which is absolutely wonderful! However, there will always be a home for her stripped down performances of earlier years. For you to share this with the world so out of nowhere... its just wonderful. An unexpected gem. Thank you!
Dude, this is unbelievable! Thank you so much for this. I'm flying 6hrs away to go see her play. And will see here again in the summer. What a great recording. damn thanks for sharing
Cold Rain and Snow. This sound takes me back to Burkville, AL, Lowndes County, 1960s, as a kid sitting on the porch of Portis’s Store across from the old community center (now the training center for the chemical plant). Just sweetness.
Just discovered this wonderful talent two days ago, thanks to UA-cam. What a delight! The breadth, the range! Going to one of her shows soon. Great to hear some of her early work. Thanks, Austin, for posting this.
Started following her in 2018 when I first encountered her “Rosemary” video on Gems on VHS. Been kind of obsessed since then. Seeking out and saving every UA-cam video of hers. This is a gem. Thank you for sharing.
Great to listen to a whole show rather than just the busking videos which I first started watching a few years ago, then she got the Rounders record deal and the album and was then lucky enough to catch her in the UK at her London gig, awesome night. Just hoping she comes back to the UK soon. Thank you.
Thanks for recording, preserving, and sharing, this awesome bit of audio history. I've been loving Sierra's music for a few years now; nothing else quite like her...
Austin, what a jewel! Many props for hearing her on the street and asking her to perform...AND getting a lovely recording of it. It really displays her depth of Anerican music and her catalog of covers. Who is the gentleman playing with her? I feel I've stumbled on something really special here. Thanks for sharing. This fountain will give endlessly.
I could listen to her sweet guitar strumming ( not given enough credit) all day ! As soulful as her vocal phrasing’s - 76 yr old music ear verification. !
Who is the guy she's performing with? Anyway, it's fascinating to get this clear picture of the kind of performer Sierra was then and how she has become. She was already great, but her music has gotten deeper, emotionally, and more complex, musically. The last performance on this recording-"Goodnight Irene"-is most prophetic of where heart art is now. In the last couple of years, she has felt freer to let her voice be as beautiful as she can make it (which is about as beautiful as a human voice can get). This version of the Leadbelly song couldn't be more beautiful. And I have a feeling that performing this song for this recording may have been an important experience for her, one that helped her to grow as a musician and as a person.
"Sierra Ferrell performing Live at the Discovery Bay Detour in Port Townsend, WA in the summer of 2016. After seeing Sierra performing on the street, I asked her to perform that weekend. I recorded the show and stuck it on a hard drive and there it sat for years. A few years went by and I began seeing Sierra gaining notoriety for her amazing voice and talent as a performer. This is for any fan of Sierra that is interested in hearing a live recording of an amazingly talented performer when they were completely unknown, selling cd's wrapped in paper bags and busking on the street for tourists. In This recording Sierra sings originals and plenty of county classics. Enjoy, Austin Davis" @@elmikol2443
And as long as I'm ranting while no one listens: hear her Bandcamp stuff and you'll know she makes Bog Dylan's singing and songwriting sound like an old dried up dog turd.
Whats funny...i can only imagine, probably a lot of pressure on you. SF.... im just glad you are sharing the music. Still not a fan of the nose piercing....
Her steady ascent over the last five years had made my life better, and made me feel better about life.
Thank you to infinity and beyond for taking the time to record and share this for all to enjoy!!!
00:00 Don’t Let the Stars Get In Your Eyes (Winston L. Moore, 1952)
01:46 My Dixie Darling (A.P. Carter, 1932)
05:30 Little Bird (Sierra Ferrell, 2014)
8:58 Leake County Blues (Traditional)
12:38 I Get the Blues When It Rains (Harry Stoddard, Marcy Klauber, probably early 1900s)
16:46 (Unknown Instrumental)
19:05 Snake River (Sierra Ferrell, 2016 (?); recorded on Washington by the Sea, 2019)
22:38 Travelin’ Blues (Jimmie Rodgers and Shelly Lee Alley, 1931)
25:19 Bedelia (William Jerome and Jean Schwartz, 1903)
28:50 You Are the One (written by Pat Patterson, performed and recorded by Carl Smith, 1956)
31:36 Goodbye Sweet Liza Jane (Charlie Poole, early 1900s)
2nd Set
34:17 Rosemary, early version (Sierra Ferrell, mid-2010s ?)
37:18 Who Walks in When I Walk Out (written by Goodman, Hoffman, Freed; first recorded 1934 by Elsie Carlisle)
39:29 Instrumental - not sure what song it is
42:07 The Mountain (Steve Earle, 1999)
47:04 Cold Rain and Snow (traditional Appalachian folk song originally collected from Mrs. Tom Rice in Big Laurel, North Carolina in 1916
49:45 Rocket (Sierra Ferrell, 2016 (?); recorded on Washington by the Sea, 2019)
3rd Set
53:50 Lost Indian (Traditional fiddle tune)
56:40 Chittlin’ Cookin’ Time In Cheatham County (Traditional, first recorded by Arthur Smith Trio, 1936)
59:42 Red Mountain Wine (see reply from @stepno below)
1:02:59 You Can’t Tell Me Who to Love (Sierra Ferrell, recorded on Pretty Magic Spell, 2014, 2018)
1:06:26 Instrumental reel - not sure what song it is
1:08:11 I Ain’t Got No Home In This World Anymore (Woody Guthrie, first appears on Dust Bowl Ballads vol 2, 1940)
1:11:05 No More Frowns (Sierra Ferrell, 2016 (?); recorded on Washington by the Sea, 2019)
1:14:00 Love Me or Leave Me (Donaldson and Kahn, 1928, from the Broadway musical Whoopee!)
1:17:24 Ragged But Right (Traditional, possibly first recorded by Bob Howard and His Boys, 1938)
1:19:26 Miss Molly (Bob Wills, from the 1942 movie The Lone Prairie)
1:21:23 Elk River Blues (Ernie Carpenter, 1960's)
1:24:20 Kaw-Liga (Hank Williams (and Fred Rose) 1953)
1:27:22 Tidal Wave (Sierra Ferrell, recorded on Pretty Magic Spell, 2014, 2018)
1:33:30 Let Me Fall (traditional bluegrass breakdown)
1:37:04 Irene Goodnight (Leadbelly, first recorded 1933)
Please reply with a comment if I have made mistakes or if you can identify the instrumentals. Thanks
Thanks so much . I try to look up songwriters and the age of songs. My grandfather and his children sang many of the old songs here. You saved me hours of work!
The tune at 53:50 is called "Lost Indian," a traditional fiddle tune.
@@pauloconnor6331 Thank you!
@@tkoch19606 Thanks for identifying all of those other tunes.
Thank you so much. This is very very special. You knew straight away too obviously. Given her journey after this, it's an important recording.
This girl stole my heart the first time I heard her.
Now I can't stand to listen to anything else, and I used to be into hard rock? Now I'm learning a completely new style ( for me)of music. I perform a lot of her songs in public and everyone loves it! ❤
Same here. Hard Rock etc can't listen to anything since I heard her. I'm 63 and given it all up for the mandolin and am learning 'I could drive you crazy' a good song for crumbly drummers and wild children alike! 😂❤
Ditto. Been looking for a male counterpart... reckon it's Ryan Bingham.
Yeah, yes, when I dial past a hard rock station now I feel sorry for them - like - they miss the whole entire point of music. I'm looking at you, The Eagle, maybe 95.1 FM in Dallas.
I've really gotten in to Sierra Ferrell in the past year. What a wonderful talent! This recording is fantastic! Thank you
👍🏼♥️🎵
Me too
Its not my fault.... stop with this.how I feel...about you I love you....but...no
Stop
It sounds like the fiddler on her Bandcamp releases which were my first love, yeah who is that guy? This is a time capsule. I'm smote yet again. The purest form of Sierra, playing for a handful of people clapping politely and not a clue what sort of history they are witnessing.
I am soooo glad that I stumbled across this. What an amazing gem!!!!!
This recording is a godsend, thank you Whoever you are for posting it for all of us Sierra freaks. She can do no wrong, love it so much.
Saw her the other night. Took the whole family. Great show. Cowboy country bluegrass!
Magnificent! 🥰 Her musicianship stands out just as much as her incredible voice and the creativity pulsing through her performances!
I love all her concerts and vids, but this recording is her best recorded album! Pure and simple.
If you love Sierra buy her Bandcamp stuff it's the real deal. Tidal Wave, Snake River Wine, Little Bird, Rocket etc. it's her best work, get onto it.
I can't thank you enough, this is pure gold. She is my favourite artist by far and this early material is so pure and beautiful.
@37:35 unbelievable performances by all of the musicians/vocalists
Also @59:00 “this mountain”….. ugh…..such chills
Almost hard to believe but I’ve been LOVING SIERRA FERRELL for ten years!! That’s crazy but she used to sing with 600 Pounds of Sin and somehow I think she thought of that name. Her tiny self with two big guys. Lol
The Empty Glass and Third Eye Cabaret Social Club Thursday night listening room. Oh sweet sweet and beautiful so beautiful
Daang!! a true OG fan!
This is fabulous. Thank you for recording it all those years ago and then sharing it with us online. Sierra's sound was already fully formed, though she's polished it in the interim. Truly one of the definitive entertainers of our time.
My goodness!! Thank you for archiving this wonderful solo set!! ❤
It's my favorite
Honestly can't thank you enough for this recording. Probably like many others, I 'discovered' Sierra through UA-cam's algorithms and her transfixing performance of Rosemary on Gems. Since then, Sierra's star has risen and she's near her second produced and polished record release, which is absolutely wonderful!
However, there will always be a home for her stripped down performances of earlier years. For you to share this with the world so out of nowhere... its just wonderful. An unexpected gem. Thank you!
Dude, this is unbelievable!
Thank you so much for this.
I'm flying 6hrs away to go see her play. And will see here again in the summer.
What a great recording. damn
thanks for sharing
Cold Rain and Snow. This sound takes me back to Burkville, AL, Lowndes County, 1960s, as a kid sitting on the porch of Portis’s Store across from the old community center (now the training center for the chemical plant). Just sweetness.
Just discovered this wonderful talent two days ago, thanks to UA-cam.
What a delight!
The breadth, the range!
Going to one of her shows soon.
Great to hear some of her early work.
Thanks, Austin, for posting this.
Great recording. Wanted to see her in Utah in June, but tickets were too expensive, so we passed it up. Hope to catch her in the future.
Started following her in 2018 when I first encountered her “Rosemary” video on Gems on VHS. Been kind of obsessed since then. Seeking out and saving every UA-cam video of hers. This is a gem. Thank you for sharing.
wonderful - like listening to a bob dylan bootleg from 1961!
I can't thank you enough for this treasure, Austin.
Austin - thank you for sharing this treasure of a recording.
what a treasure sierra and this recording are! thank you austin and sierra!!!!!
Thanks for sharing this! 😎
Austin, what a great recording. She has become a rock star!
Oh my goodness, thank you, Austin!! Finding this has totally made my weekend! I’ve been listening on repeat! In my opinion, the BEST of Sierra 💫
Sierra Ferrell is amazing.
Great to listen to a whole show rather than just the busking videos which I first started watching a few years ago, then she got the Rounders record deal and the album and was then lucky enough to catch her in the UK at her London gig, awesome night. Just hoping she comes back to the UK soon. Thank you.
i went to Oxford and London, i posted tracks from them on here. She's an amazing talent and would love to see her again.
Thanks for recording, preserving, and sharing, this awesome bit of audio history. I've been loving Sierra's music for a few years now; nothing else quite like her...
This is so great! Can a copy be had? What holiday gift! Thank you so much. Who else could sing Bedelia?
I am in Love with Sierra Ferrell.
Sierra is soo good. Love her voice.
Austin, what a jewel! Many props for hearing her on the street and asking her to perform...AND getting a lovely recording of it. It really displays her depth of Anerican music and her catalog of covers. Who is the gentleman playing with her?
I feel I've stumbled on something really special here. Thanks for sharing. This fountain will give endlessly.
I could listen to her sweet guitar strumming ( not given enough credit) all day ! As soulful as her
vocal phrasing’s
- 76 yr old music ear verification. !
Who is the guy she's performing with? Anyway, it's fascinating to get this clear picture of the kind of performer Sierra was then and how she has become. She was already great, but her music has gotten deeper, emotionally, and more complex, musically. The last performance on this recording-"Goodnight Irene"-is most prophetic of where heart art is now. In the last couple of years, she has felt freer to let her voice be as beautiful as she can make it (which is about as beautiful as a human voice can get). This version of the Leadbelly song couldn't be more beautiful. And I have a feeling that performing this song for this recording may have been an important experience for her, one that helped her to grow as a musician and as a person.
Agree! And I would love to know who she is playing with!
Excellent performance by my favorite female artist! Does anyone know where this was recorded? Sounds like her busking days.
"Sierra Ferrell performing Live at the Discovery Bay Detour in Port Townsend, WA in the summer of 2016.
After seeing Sierra performing on the street, I asked her to perform that weekend. I recorded the show and stuck it on a hard drive and there it sat for years. A few years went by and I began seeing Sierra gaining notoriety for her amazing voice and talent as a performer.
This is for any fan of Sierra that is interested in hearing a live recording of an amazingly talented performer when they were completely unknown, selling cd's wrapped in paper bags and busking on the street for tourists.
In This recording Sierra sings originals and plenty of county classics.
Enjoy,
Austin Davis"
@@elmikol2443
Interesting to hear Chittlin Cookin Time from Eight years ago. I wonder how many other great old songs she's holding in her quiver ?!?!?
She’s singing “Goodbye Sweet Liza Jane” 😮😭🥰
What bothers me, as old as I am.... im 43.... about the best thing ive ever heard.
TELLE IM WRONG.
Perfect
You are fantastic
Thanks for posting this.
Love it
Amazing! Thank you
59:42 red mountain wine
Lol....im in actul love.... look at you
Oh yeah and the early Rosemary....
I never listened to you to make music ive heard..... ever
Even if
Tell me im wrong
Even if if i hate it
No matter
You ow nothing to me
And as long as I'm ranting while no one listens: hear her Bandcamp stuff and you'll know she makes Bog Dylan's singing and songwriting sound like an old dried up dog turd.
That’ll like apples and oranges.
No matter.... your nose
Whats funny...i can only imagine, probably a lot of pressure on you. SF.... im just glad you are sharing the music.
Still not a fan of the nose piercing....
The raign isnt rein its snot, never a fan
Snot? Dow your nose