Agree with all the great comments on this video, and I want to add one more observation: the bass player is stellar. Love the simple walk downs at 1:07 and 2:25, and notice the rich, full bluegrass sound as they transition into the next chord. The bass is so on point… Awesome performance!
I climbed the Redwood Hill 'Twas on a rainy day To rise above the throng And talk with Mother Nature for a while She told me of her love For the children in her trust And of her grave concern For the likes of you and me and us Crying though she was She did speak these tender words The things that I am I could not change for any man I tried to comfort her Ah, but she would not be still And how the rain did fall As I found my way back down the Redwood Hill Crying though she was She did speak these tender words The things that I am I would not change for any man I tried to comfort her Ah, but she would not be still I'll not forget that day When Mother Nature cried on Redwood Hill I'll not forget that day When Mother Nature cried on Redwood Hill
Whoooa Boy that was some mighty fine a pickin and a sangin 👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻This is such a great song. I couldn’t believe Gordon Lightfoot wrote it. It sounds old timey. Amazing.
My favorite thing in this entire video is when the song goes back to the minor chord after the instrumental breaks, and Jake goes to the major, immediately followed by the look on his face of.....oops....we're going to this part of the song now. It give the rest of us some reassurance that even musicians of this caliber still make a whoopsie once in a while! Awesome arrangement and thanks for all of the great videos!
A video idea... find used Banjos for sale on FB Marketplace... go see the banjo posing as an amateur, pick a little, ask if buddies can come over to give feedback with their instruments... deliver an impromptu jam session!
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I can now rest in peace knowing that the spirit of bluegrass music will live
Nick Dumas been hiding that voice! We need more of Nick on lead!
That mandolin filler lick in the first verse is just perfection. Sierra hull is out of this world for sure.
That's about as fine a set of musicians you'll ever find in one room. All at the top of the game, all enjoying each other's mastery.
….and to think they are not on your top 10 pop or C-rap (Country) music radio station.
Having been a Gordon Lightfoot fan since 1970 I am delighted to hear his music finding a new audience and being done so well. Kuddos!
Gordon Lightfoot would approve!
Agree with all the great comments on this video, and I want to add one more observation: the bass player is stellar. Love the simple walk downs at 1:07 and 2:25, and notice the rich, full bluegrass sound as they transition into the next chord. The bass is so on point… Awesome performance!
Man Justins banjer rings!!!
I climbed the Redwood Hill
'Twas on a rainy day
To rise above the throng
And talk with Mother Nature for a while
She told me of her love
For the children in her trust
And of her grave concern
For the likes of you and me and us
Crying though she was
She did speak these tender words
The things that I am
I could not change for any man
I tried to comfort her
Ah, but she would not be still
And how the rain did fall
As I found my way back down the Redwood Hill
Crying though she was
She did speak these tender words
The things that I am
I would not change for any man
I tried to comfort her
Ah, but she would not be still
I'll not forget that day
When Mother Nature cried on Redwood Hill
I'll not forget that day
When Mother Nature cried on Redwood Hill
Whoooa Boy that was some mighty fine a pickin and a sangin 👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻This is such a great song. I couldn’t believe Gordon Lightfoot wrote it. It sounds old timey. Amazing.
I tell ya, it's a joy to come here and listen to this song. I do it often.
Has to be the best version I've ever heard
I have to say this is the smoothest and my absolute favorite video ever. I love it
MAN this session is so killing.
Wow! Now this is pure bluegrass at its finest! Outstanding musicianship and amazing vocals! Thanks for sharing!
You can learn allot listening to Justin Moses. Beautiful playing.
Thanks for posting! Great song
Yeah boys/girl ! Fine vocals and pickin! The epitome of high level bluegrass! Thanks for sharing!
Good Stuff! Keep it up! I see you Sierra! That lick on that banjo leading back into lead after the mandolin break was beast mode! Fantastic!
Fantastic version of Gordon Lightfoot Redwood Hill. Awesome
You guys and gals are the best I've ever heard. I can't stop hearing this song, the finest in bluegrass.
Love it. Best music ever
Simply amazing!!
My favorite thing in this entire video is when the song goes back to the minor chord after the instrumental breaks, and Jake goes to the major, immediately followed by the look on his face of.....oops....we're going to this part of the song now. It give the rest of us some reassurance that even musicians of this caliber still make a whoopsie once in a while! Awesome arrangement and thanks for all of the great videos!
Always thought this tune had a strange chord sequence, but I love the way it sounds.
Simply amazing!!!!! God gave those gentleman a voice like that to help motivate those lost to come to the cross
Beautiful vocals, it simply good assembly / begin reminds me a bit "Take me home count..
Yeah! So Good.
By far my favorite rendition. Vocals, bass, on point! Great job folks!
Just beautiful!
A Very Pretty Song !!🌷🌷
Beautiful, thanks!!
A video idea... find used Banjos for sale on FB Marketplace... go see the banjo posing as an amateur, pick a little, ask if buddies can come over to give feedback with their instruments... deliver an impromptu jam session!
Gord would be smilin'.
Great musicians & version!
Hartstikke leuk dit
love these harmonies
Music City Sheriton Hotel! Love the SPBGMA convention!
Fantastic!
Yesss sir!! ❤️❤️
Sound I loved Bluegrass music ❤💃🕺🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶
Wonderful song! I have always liked Gordon Lightfoot but was not familiar with this tune. An outstanding job by this group!
I wish I knew their names the harmonies together are beautiful
Click on the " Show More" and you will see their names.
Very good rendering. How is Mr Barnett doing Russ? I've kept praying for him, but haven't had a update in awhile. Lack of social media for me.
He is continuing to get stronger every day Michael!
@@81crowe I don't know him personally, but I love his humble approach. God bless him. And also Patton Wages had a similar event.
Well, there are no native redwoods in Gordon Lightfoot's Canada and he didn't write it as a bluegrass tune BUT with those asides, it really works
Didn't know former Steelers coach Bill Cowher played bluegrass
Tasty critter...
Take me home wast