This is the pure spirit of every Bluegrass Festival. Musicians JUST finished their set then naturally just go off into the crowd & start jamming w the locals.
I remember when Laura Orshaw was just 13 years old, playing at the Wrench Wranch in Coventryville, NY! She's always been amazing - so glad to see her nationally known!
Don't know for sure, but I was at what may have been the source seed for this type of performance. A few years back I worked the 25th Anniversary Party for Asheville music venue The Grey Eagle. It was held at Lake Eden, with back-to-back stages on the lawn sloping down to the lake, alternating sets. Sierra Hull opened the festival. About halfway through her set, there was a loud "POP!" and the sound system croaked. Sierra did not miss a beat, grabbed her mandolin, jogged off stage right of the platform (just like here), leading her band to finish the set 4-5 rows deep in the center aisle of the audience.
I'll be damned all of you was amazing I just made my 61st birthday complete and that bass player you are awesome dude thank you for sharing that made my day
In case y'all haven't figured it out, it really is Sierra's show. A real star. A legend in front of you. The real deal. And you live in her times, and she , in yours. And this happened because she led everyone to it, cause she's a star & other players will follow.
Been in this business since 1947 and this is has got to be the best jam session ever and I have been all over. so much fun to watch Jeff Saunders on the bass. Sierra has got to be the most educated and the most progressive mandolin player in the world. Hint: No one else could have learned all the ( My Bluegrass Heart) tunes.
Real musicians don’t need a stage or a plan they just need their instruments and a song. I was at a country music event with my daughter (2006??) and there was a ‘private’ little stage show between “acts” where different musicians were doing a little impromptu one after the other. Interesting but not…outstanding. Until Craig Morgan came out. He called up some of the others from backstage and tried to do a little jam with them. Craig was the only musician- the others just performers- and it flopped bad. Nobody could just pull it off, no jam skill. That little jam on the dirt with Hull and the others was over the top and fun, great to listen to. Real musicians.
This was in my recommend so I had no idea who any of the musicians are or what they was going to play, what a pleasant surprise when they did, it reminded me of time spent in Ireland.
What a great way to honor the audience than by playing in their center. There are some fine musicians in this group . Laura Orshaw's and Avery Meritt's fiddle solo's were incredible as was Sierra's mandolin solo,. Don't know who the other guys were but they lit is up as well. This does represent the heart and soul of America.
For that little guy, Wyatt. A reason to keep picking. I simply don't understand people who have no clue about how this music stays alive and down voted this.
Ah, I used to go to a bluegrass camp and whilst I studied under some of the best names in the business - the jams on the lawn (and later in the bar) were so good, and you never knew who you might be playing with/alongside/after. Once, a few beers down I was impressed with the mando player to my right - hadn't seen him before, but he was good. I learned later that he was John Paul Jones. Oh, BTW - I want the banjo player's shirt!
That young fella's gonna walk away from this encouraged to be better the next time, not discouraged that he couldn't keep up with more experienced players. That's the heart of bluegrass and jam sessions.
Wyatt is pushing the envelope for himself to keep up. I dont know how anyone can keep up with that - it's a blistering pace, but Wyatt does keep up which is astonishing.
This is the pure spirit of every Bluegrass Festival. Musicians JUST finished their set then naturally just go off into the crowd & start jamming w the locals.
Anytime I need a little smile I come on over to Wyatt’s channel ❤
:)
the real hero is the bass player.
This is the correct answer.
Of COURSE ❤️
Amen!
Correct
Yep. Look how fast Sierra’s hand is moving
Absolutely love Sierra Hull!
Goose bumps. Head to toe goosebumps. My people!
😊
I am In love with bluegrass music I am from Jalisco Mex God bless the USA 👍👍👍
I was raised on bluegrass and love that younger people are getting into it. Keep it up Wyatt!
same here
I like how Sierra kicks it off and everyone else knew the song and jumped right in.
I never get tired of watching this, LOVE IT
GREAT STUFF we are loving this from Australia :)
Everybody is so happy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I remember when Laura Orshaw was just 13 years old, playing at the Wrench Wranch in Coventryville, NY! She's always been amazing - so glad to see her nationally known!
Good clean fun and Awsome pickers
Makes my heart sing! 😊
This is a happy time.
Don't know for sure, but I was at what may have been the source seed for this type of performance. A few years back I worked the 25th Anniversary Party for Asheville music venue The Grey Eagle. It was held at Lake Eden, with back-to-back stages on the lawn sloping down to the lake, alternating sets.
Sierra Hull opened the festival. About halfway through her set, there was a loud "POP!" and the sound system croaked. Sierra did not miss a beat, grabbed her mandolin, jogged off stage right of the platform (just like here), leading her band to finish the set 4-5 rows deep in the center aisle of the audience.
I'll be damned all of you was amazing I just made my 61st birthday complete and that bass player you are awesome dude thank you for sharing that made my day
Sierra and her friends just having a blast , how can you not love it , all very talented folks indeed :)
In case y'all haven't figured it out, it really is Sierra's show. A real star. A legend in front of you. The real deal. And you live in her times, and she , in yours.
And this happened because she led everyone to it, cause she's a star & other players will follow.
Been in this business since 1947 and this is has got to be the best jam session ever and I have been all over. so much fun to watch Jeff Saunders on the bass. Sierra has got to be the most educated and the most progressive mandolin player in the world. Hint: No one else could have learned all the ( My Bluegrass Heart) tunes.
Real musicians don’t need a stage or a plan they just need their instruments and a song.
I was at a country music event with my daughter (2006??) and there was a ‘private’ little stage show between “acts” where different musicians were doing a little impromptu one after the other. Interesting but not…outstanding. Until Craig Morgan came out. He called up some of the others from backstage and tried to do a little jam with them. Craig was the only musician- the others just performers- and it flopped bad. Nobody could just pull it off, no jam skill.
That little jam on the dirt with Hull and the others was over the top and fun, great to listen to. Real musicians.
Jeff Saunders is a force of nature on bass...this is shortly before the 'other' Sierra (Ferrell) snatched him up for her band:)
Thank god people like these people exist
Excellent!! I cannot think that fast
Awsome love it🤠👍☝️yeeeeeehaaaaaw
This was in my recommend so I had no idea who any of the musicians are or what they was going to play, what a pleasant surprise when they did, it reminded me of time spent in Ireland.
Greetings from 🇬🇧 great music 👍🏻
Now this is why I LOVE BLUGRASS! What other genre of music at a show the band on stage comes down to jam with the audience?
Real music real people heart and soul 👍👍👍
Absolutely first class
What a great way to honor the audience than by playing in their center. There are some fine musicians in this group . Laura Orshaw's and Avery Meritt's fiddle solo's were incredible as was Sierra's mandolin solo,. Don't know who the other guys were but they lit is up as well. This does represent the heart and soul of America.
Wyatt you are on your way to being a true great player in bluegrass
The heart and soul of America is way more than white people jamming.
Shaun Richardson on guitar.
@@camofrog no matter how positive people try to be there’s always one person like you. Grow up
Now that’s music.👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I'm from Ireland , the music is so similar but it just has a different twist🤟👌love it😊
Just wonderful music
Damn! A Bluegrass Flashmob!
So much fun. Wish I was there.❤️
This is so beautiful -- I'm crying.
❤️
Seriously, they should play this kind of music half time, Superbowl
Wow! What a moment!!
Beautiful....the love and harmony!!!
Excellent
That's some kinda lots of musicians. Good deal. Sounds great. Thanks for sharing.
Boy that's an amazing bunch of musicians to jam with Wyatt! You're a lucky guy!
👍👍
🙏🏼
That was Awesome of Sierra and company to come out and play with them.
Music makes people happy. Just look at them smiles. Hehehehe
thank you!
Awesome!!! I could listen to that all day.👍
That just makes you feel real good
We want more. The audience is large, the music and singing is few. We want more.
Roanoke's alright by me. And that Shenandoah Breakdown and Flint Hill Special too!
Sho nuff!!
I miss this so much
¡ qué lujo !
😀
Обалденно!!!
Thank you so much for this. Loved it! Respect from the UK.
haha wow i can't get over how amazing that intro riff into group kick off at the beginning is, my goodness!
For the artists, a moment in time. For the audience, a moment of a lifetime.
For that little guy, Wyatt. A reason to keep picking. I simply don't understand people who have no clue about how this music stays alive and down voted this.
Pure goodness
Amazing performance guys!!
I love how Bluegrass music is basically a rap battle but with different instruments.
Yes!!!!!
It is also Jazz incarnate:)
Sooo Amazing! Very talented musicians.
Makes me want to move there...good people.. great music.
Clicked on this not knowing it took place in my hometown! Miss oak ridge so much
Brilliant music circle and I like what can hear, nice Sierra´s solo and violins dialogue.
Bringing it “into the crowd” instead of “to the crowd.”
🤟🤟 glad to see
Watching this jam again
Totally Amazing
I love it
Played around the world is that wonderful bluegrass and that's how we got it so let go and dance.
That was fantastic!!!
Thats in oak ridge tennessee at the free summer session held a few times every summer
Brilliant " 👍❤️ love it
you're tearing it up! Sounding good Wyatt
How much fun was that!
Listen to them locusts! I sure do miss living in the South. 🤠
HOT DANG ! !
Ah, I used to go to a bluegrass camp and whilst I studied under some of the best names in the business - the jams on the lawn (and later in the bar) were so good, and you never knew who you might be playing with/alongside/after. Once, a few beers down I was impressed with the mando player to my right - hadn't seen him before, but he was good. I learned later that he was John Paul Jones. Oh, BTW - I want the banjo player's shirt!
I love that John Paul Jones is into Mandos. And he seems to be such a nice guy!
Merci 🙏
Very cool! You're a great player.
That young fella's gonna walk away from this encouraged to be better the next time, not discouraged that he couldn't keep up with more experienced players. That's the heart of bluegrass and jam sessions.
Hot dang!!!
happy music!
😁
Just imagine how good Wyatt will be in a few more years...
Amazing, and well done!
Great!
Awesome hello I'm from East Tennessee and you should look up Carson petters and he is a great fiddle player and he was on the voice last season
You are one impressive little feller, Wyatt!
This is so good!!!
Wyatt is pushing the envelope for himself to keep up. I dont know how anyone can keep up with that - it's a blistering pace, but Wyatt does keep up which is astonishing.
Good analysis!
Awesome!👍❤️
Magic! ❤️
I saw these a few years ago
Brilliant!
Yes the tone was great and your sentences where well executed, you have a great sence of a new way of harp playing, thank you for sharing..🎶😉🎶
Too cool!
that was pretty kick-ass!
This Is Gen-u-ine First Class Pickin' . . ! !
Looks like a good time
That bass slaps, good stuff.
They are just having fun!
Wyatt crushed it! Keep playing!
☺️
Sierra is one sweet lady.
Keep on truckin"!
One word…. Wow….. thanks!