Artist: Molly Tuttle, Golden Highway
Album: Crooked Tree (Deluxe Edition)
Genre: Country
Release Date: 2022
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24 bit, 96 kHz
Duration: 01:01:55
Total Tracks: 17
Total Size: 1,35 GB

Tracklist:

1-01. Molly Tuttle – She’ll Change (02:41)
1-02. Molly Tuttle – Flatland Girl (feat. Margo Price) (02:35)
1-03. Molly Tuttle – Dooley’s Farm (feat. Billy Strings) (03:41)
1-04. Molly Tuttle – Big Backyard (feat. Old Crow Medicine Show) (03:17)
1-05. Molly Tuttle – Crooked Tree (03:52)
1-06. Molly Tuttle – Castilleja (03:16)
1-07. Molly Tuttle – The River Knows (03:33)
1-08. Molly Tuttle – Over the Line (feat. Sierra Hull) (03:01)
1-09. Molly Tuttle – Nashville Mess Around (02:32)
1-10. Molly Tuttle – San Francisco Blues (feat. Dan Tyminski) (04:04)
1-11. Molly Tuttle – Goodbye Girl (03:21)
1-12. Molly Tuttle – Side Saddle (feat. Gillian Welch) (02:44)
1-13. Molly Tuttle – Grass Valley (03:52)
1-14. Molly Tuttle – Cold Rain and Snow (Bonus Track) (04:24)
1-15. Molly Tuttle – Dire Wolf (Bonus Track) (03:32)
1-16. Molly Tuttle – Dooley’s Farm ((feat. Jerry Douglas) [Live at the Station Inn]) (04:35)
1-17. Molly Tuttle – Castilleja (Live at the StationInn) (06:47)

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Welcome to the series. And that immediately with the release of her new album “Crooked Tree”, which the award-winning singer, songwriter and musician presents together with her bluesgrass collective Golden Highway.The album recordings took place live at Oceanway Studios in Nashville. “Crooked Tree” was written or co-written entirely by Tuttle, and she also co-produced with Jerry Douglas. Guests include Sierra Hull, Old Crow Medicine Show, Margo Price, Billy Strings, Dan Tyminski and Gillian Welch. On the album Tuttle traces her love for bluegrass, which she once discovered through her father – a music teacher and multi-instrumentalist – and her grandfather – a banjo player. Over the course of 13 tracks, she honors the bluegrass tradition, while at the same time pushing the genre in new directions. Molly Tuttle grew up in Northern California, attended Berklee College of Music and moved to Nashville in 2015. In recent years, she has released two albums: the debut “When You’re Ready” in 2019, followed by the cover album “In 2020…but I’d rather be with you”.

At the time, NPR Music said of “When You’re Ready”: “Tuttle works with remarkable precision in her quest for clarity… “Tuttle has already received several awards, including the “Instrumentalist of the Year” award at the Americana Music Awards 2018 and was named “Guitar Player of the Year” by the International Bluegrass Music Association in both 2017 and 2018.