Sierra Hull
American singer-songwriter and mandolinistWikipedia
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Oct 28, 2026
MattHOST
yeah totally and you know we'll come on to talk about other players and and tony rice a bit but it's definitely a tony rice sort of influence runs through so much of bluegrass guitar now and to hear like then not just the sort of the licks but also billy does a lot of cross picking as well and then and right and He talks about that, actually, and I've heard him talk about it on stage, but he loves the traditional nature of what Jared Walker brings on mandolin because he uses a lot of double stops, a lot of tremolo, also consciously doesn't play super clean.
MattHOST
He's not like a Sierra Hull.
MattHOST
And I think that is an element of that in Billy's band, a sort of a real rootsy feel, however they take it and however far off that they might go.
MattHOST
There's an element of really wanting to ground it in that.
BarryHOST
which is cool.
BarryHOST
I do want to ask you, how awesome was Sam Bush and Sierra Hull? opening that, uh, event the other night at the Memorial Auditorium.
BarryHOST
Those two songs were pretty spectacular, weren't they?
BrianHOST
So cool.
BrianHOST
This is, you won't see any bigger stars.
BarryHOST
No, it was a lot of fun.
BarryHOST
We got to, we interviewed Sierra Hull, as I mentioned, Molly Tuttle, a couple of others, just kind of, you know, didn't know what to expect when we got there as ever.
BarryHOST
I think we were determined to actually do some interviews as they came off the red carpet and we did that.
Mike KearHOST
And that was East Nash Grass.
Mike KearHOST
To finish this Grassacana side trip, here's Laura Lee Jones in Have to Hold, written with Sierra Hullen, Erin Enderlin on the Canamania Records.
Laura Lee JonesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
About worried half to death Till death do us part In sickness and in health My patience is thin I ain't got much left You left me here to sit and stew While you went out at night You were out doing wrong While I was doing right I've thrown up the papers All I need is you to sign Oh, hold me down, hold me back or you won't hold me at all.
Laura Lee JonesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Have your say, have your way, honey, have yourself a ball to have and to hold.
Tom DupreeHOST
She's from Livingston, Tennessee, I think, and gotten to be a big deal all over the place.
Tom DupreeHOST
Sierra Hull.
Tom DupreeHOST
Hull.
Tom DupreeHOST
Cordell Hull Lake.
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Joining us, James Dupree, Mike Johnson, and our host, Tom Dupree.
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And this is another Sierra Hull song.
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This one's called Boom.
Chris WuerthHOST
You've enjoyed live bluegrass at Guitar Town CT concerts in Hampton, Connecticut since 2008.
Chris WuerthHOST
From Tony Rice, Ralph Stanley, and Doyle Lawson to Tim O'Brien, Sierra Hall, and Billy Strings.
Chris WuerthHOST
Now you can go behind the scenes as we chat with your favorite bluegrass stars.
Chris WuerthHOST
I'm your podcast host, Chris Wuerth.
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Chris WuerthHOST
Mm-hmm.
Terry EldredgeGUEST
And were the best at doing it.
Chris WuerthHOST
What are your thoughts about the state of bluegrass today? I mean, obviously there's a big popularity with some of these younger players, you know, Billy Strings and Sierra Hall, Molly Tuttle.
Chris WuerthHOST
Yeah.
Dan MillerHOST
I hope you enjoy part two of the Jake Stargel podcast.
Dan MillerHOST
And so getting back to the chronological sort of series of events in your musical life, after Mountain Heart, you went with Sierra Hull, is that right?
Jake StargelGUEST
Yeah, yeah.
Dan MillerHOST
And so I think you told me before that you wanted, you know, it was nice to get to play with other musicians your own age and something like that.
Mike KearHOST
It's released through Canamania Records.
Mike KearHOST
Laura Lee wrote this one with Sierra Hull and Erin Enderlin.
Mike KearHOST
Here's Have to Hold.
Mike KearHOST
Have to Hold.
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CharlotteCORRESPONDENT
The First Ladies of Bluegrass have a rather special qualification for membership.
CharlotteCORRESPONDENT
Each was the first woman to win the IBMA's Player of the Year Award for her instrument.
CharlotteCORRESPONDENT
They're Alison Brown on banjo, Missy Rains on bass, Becky Buller on fiddle, Sierra Hull on mandolin, and Molly Tuttle on guitar.
CharlotteCORRESPONDENT
Five outstanding musicians, each with a career of her own, coming together in one remarkable band.
Tom PriceHOST
Young noted that the enduring popularity of Bluegrass is thanks in large part to the Stanley Brothers, and that if their songs had a theme, it would be perseverance.
Tom PriceHOST
Their legacy was celebrated through performances by Jamgrass superstar Billy Strings, as well as Hall of Fame members Ricky Skaggs and Vince Gill, and the First Ladies of Bluegrass, Molly Tuttle, Sierra Hall, Alison Brown, Missy Raines, and Becky Bueller.
Tom PriceHOST
Gil delivered the duo's formal induction saying, I tried my whole life to sing like Ralph Stanley.
Tom PriceHOST
The children of Ralph and Carter accepted the honor with Ralph's daughter, Lisa Stanley Marshall, saying she believed they had earned it a long time ago.
speaker_26SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
We're at Compass Sound Studio in Nashville, and I'm a banjo player and record company co-founder.
speaker_26SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Yeah, my name's Sierra Hull.
speaker_26SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I am a mandolin player,
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singer-songwriter, living here in Nashville, Tennessee.
Laura BerensGUEST
... playing with these...
Laura BerensGUEST
Sierra Hull.
Laura BerensGUEST
Like, busy guys all just happened to be free to record with us [laughs] this one day.
Rob J. LillyHOST
Yeah.
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