Molly Tuttle, “The River Knows” | L.R. Baggs
A clawhammer-style solo guitar performance using the new L.R. Baggs AGE-1 guitar.
Multiple Grammy Award winner Molly Tuttle is one of the most highly regarded guitarists of her generation. Best-known for her fluid flatpicking, Tuttle is also among the small group of guitarists who have successfully adapted clawhammer banjo techniques to the guitar. In this video, shot at L.R. Baggs’ Nashville studio, she performs a solo version of “The River Knows,” using the new L.R. Baggs AEG-1 acoustic-electric guitar.
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