Molly Tuttle - Home Concerts, Volume 2, Nashville, TN, 9-3-2020 to 12-20-2020

I just posted an album of Molly Tuttle's solo acoustic home concert performances in early 2020. This continues where that left off, with the same from the rest of 2020. If you don't know who she is (and I'd never heard of her until about two weeks ago), please check out that post for more information about her. Suffice to say that she's a remarkable guitar player, an excellent vocalist, and a talented songwriter. In my opinion, if popularity were based on actual musical talent, she should be a big star already.

As with Volume 1, everything here is officially unreleased, and generally comes from YouTube videos of home performances done when most musicians were socially distancing during the worst months of the coronavirus pandemic. Also like that volume, nearly all the songs here consist just of Tuttle on acoustic guitar and/or vocals. And also like that volume, I'd guess about half of the songs here are originals and half are cover versions.

If you're interested in a talented relatively young musician, I suggest you give this album a try. I think it's even stronger than Volume 1. (By the way, this one contains the cover of the Rolling Stones song "She's a Rainbow" that I praised in my comments from that volume.)

This album is 46 minutes long.

01 talk (Molly Tuttle)
02 Good Enough (Molly Tuttle)
03 talk (Molly Tuttle)
04 The High Road (Molly Tuttle)
05 Light Came In [Power Went Out] (Molly Tuttle)
06 talk (Molly Tuttle)
07 A Little Lost (Molly Tuttle)
08 talk (Molly Tuttle)
09 She's a Rainbow (Molly Tuttle)
10 talk (Molly Tuttle)
11 Mirrored Heart (Molly Tuttle)
12 Clue (Molly Tuttle)
13 talk (Molly Tuttle with Sierra Hull)
14 Fourth of July (Molly Tuttle with Sierra Hull)
15 talk (Molly Tuttle with Sierra Hull)
16 Salt Creek [Instrumental] (Molly Tuttle with Sierra Hull)
17 Coat of Many Colors (Molly Tuttle)
18 talk (Molly Tuttle)
19 Zero (Molly Tuttle)
20 talk (Molly Tuttle)
21 Standing on the Moon (Molly Tuttle)

https://www.upload.ee/files/15266690/MollyT_2020_HmeConcrtsVol2NshvilleTN__9-3-2020_to_12-20-2020_atse.zip.html

The cover art photo appears to be a promotional photo from either 2019 or 2020.