How to crosspick and play Wildwood Flower - with Molly Tuttle

Acoustic Journey by Molly Tuttle
CROSS PLAY
Molly Tuttle teaches crosspicking, which enables you to fill out the sound of a chord around a melodic line. It’s also a more intricate and detailed way of playing through a chord progression, as compared to simply strumming through the chords, enabling the player to present the changes and the melody at the same time.

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[TheArtofGuitar]

Seeing her jam with Tommy E was an eye-opener. She's a stud on guitar!!!

[xhkzrmj]

I learned that Molly was amazing before and now that I understand more, she is more amazing.

[sportsfan]

I'm 72 ears old and remember when I was little we always listened to radio on sat. night . Wildwood flower was favorite song and still is our Guitar sound amazing, thanks for the memories.

[zeroone]

I've just learnt more in 13.44 mins about crosspicking than I have in the last 20 years of playing guitar. Top notch tutorial.

[mondon]

It's really nice of you to give free guitar lessons to us despite being famous and no doubt incredibly busy - what a decent person you are, thank you

[usmcrn]

She’s a great guitarist, songwriter, a good person.. and just downright gorgeous! Not that looks are the most important thing in the world, but she’s blessed with those as well as musical/vocal talent. I love her music and that part of her spirit which she exposes to us. ❤

[DavidSmith-ogoz]

This is a fantastic lesson. I've always wanted to learn how to crosspick and now I can take my first step.. It's wonderful that a musician that normally plays so fast can slow it down and explain it so well. Thanks, Molly.

[leonardocannone]

Awesome. Not only are you an amazing guitar player, but you are an amazing teacher as well. Thank you.

[theunknowncowboy]

Not only is this a fabulous lesson by someone who has an incredible way of teaching... she continues the tradition... passing songs and style to new generations. I thank you for this Molly... and what a spectacular room you're in!

[patricklundquist]

Thank you so much for teaching this old dog some new tricks. That is an incredible sounding guitar by the way. Fantastic tone.

[drrandydsteele]

I've been cross picking Wildwood Flower 60 years...my most fun song to play

[markpeavy]

I've been playing guitar for awhile as well as wildwood flower..."you see, I've been around a long time playing that song". I thought I would jump in and follow along quite easily. Boy, was I wrong! Molly, you showed me while I can cross pick a little I have a long way to go! Great job! I've learned I know very little but I do enjoy learning!

[dougalvis]

I shared this with my 16 year old Granddaughter who is learning to play the guitar I gave her for her birthday. I did that because Molly is more than a phenomenal player & great teacher, she is also kind & patient, a beautiful person. Thanks for sharing Molly 👍

[crlguitar]

Molly is a special talent, and GREAT instructor too....So precise

[tomdaoust]

Great demo. Unbelievably patient, and detailed for us novices. Very generous of you to share so much of your hard-earned knowledge and technique. There must be special place in Heaven for folks like you. Thank you so much.

[GregorySLamb]

As a banjo picker come flat picker on guitar, this lesson has been serving me very well. Thanks so much for sharing your talents with us mortals...Yep, to me you are a goddess of flatpicking AND cross picking to say nothing of your stunning vocals. Oh, I might have forgotten to mention - SONG WRITING!

[drpacman]

This is excellent, I got into playing bluegrass about a year ago and learned wildwood flower. Been looking into cross picking and found this video.
It’s a bonus that Molly has such a great teaching method, thanks for the lesson!

[SilentAttackTV]

I'm a fingerstyle player, but Molly has inspired me to finally try to get good at using a pick.

[pte]

I've played this way past 45 years and this is the day I see the name of the style.

[homeworldmusic]

Well that intro was totally sweet, thank you and a shout out to Guitar World for sharing this.