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She is a family heritage, from America

13 year old???????????? Unbelievable!!

The five string banjo is the only instrument created in the United States not the banjo. Some will argue the electric guitar and that’s reasonable but that’s just an amplified guitar but with a five string banjo the instrument itself has been changed.

I have inherited a beautiful BANJO..how do I clean the face of it [the white material?]

I actually went there this summer for a motocross race and went and took pics and it was amazing.

Neat 😀 I totally want to go here 👍

I have a signed print on my wall. I had no idea that she is still in operation. Thanks for the BILLONTHEROAD story.

That’s beautiful for a surgeon want to get into paying Bluegrass and paying a mandrel is it best thing in the world for her God bless there was a beautiful talent why not share it with the world so this is Easter weekend and wishing her a happy Easter weekend to her and her family

Bay county florida is my favorite city

You are so goooood..love it

OMG A live person who plays and sings the music I grew up with in the 1950's. I've only been listening to dead people sing for the last 10 years.

The sound of the banjo lifts the spirit and takes away the sadness, God bless you.

Awesome!!She is an Angel and that place is Awesome!! I would give my everything to spend a day there.Best region in the whole world!! Godspeed to you!!

Should have just asked Sonny Osborne for help.

Awesome 👌

I want that happy music ! Yes, Yes we do !

Mom, you ´ve done a very good job. Wish both of you much fun(think you have!)

@1:57 I bet that seat alone where Rosa Parks refused to give it up for a white person would be worth more than the cost of an actual bus. That seat alone would've sold for billions at an auction, but since its important piece of history, obviously it'll never happen.

Very cool 😎 I was thinking of stopping here 👍

what a talented little cutie.

She is a super special angel of happiness God Bless this fine young lady 👍🏾

Love that you showed the OME millennium. I play the 5 string version. Nothing mics like an OME.

Amazing young lady...tremendous talent!!!

Прекрасно и жизнерадостно .Уважаю .

I thought Willow was related to Sony Osborne,I must have got that wrong.Hard to know being from Australia and loving Bluegrass.

Three cheers to that mom!

What an amazing story! I hope she keeps making music until she's 100 years old or more! And tons of credit for all those who support her, especially her mom!

Thank you beautiful girl for helping keep this beautiful music alive with your amazing talent.

Just got back. This place is 110% worth seeing.

why the F is her voice so deeeep.

Your barefoot

No entiendo na mi arma.

Thanks for the great video. God bless your little heart!

What an awesome bird!

Who is the young man?

Good for her. Very talented young lady. Now take what you know and do it differently than anyone else.

She's a beautiful young lady

What a feel good story :)

Devastatingly cute!

She said, "whenever I was 3 1/2" like there were times when she would slip back to that age.

Cool house.

Willow you are so pretty.

Since her name is Osborne.she should play Crazy train bluegrass style..i live near Gatlinburg so if I see her play..im gonna holler "Crazy Train"😁

best of luck in your life and your career, young lady. cherish and nurture your gifts. w/ respect, david Lund, an old yankee

God bless you sweetheart I thank you are grat ☘️🇮🇪☘️

I remember when we would put a piece of wood over the exit spikes so we could sneak in. We were poor so whatever! It too was called the Skyview!

This is so sweet.

If she was 13 in 2014 she's as old as me!!! Please lord there might be a chance.

I want to go here and see them so bad. They are so awesome!! Appears you’re doing a wonderful job with these guys and girls!!

The video of Willow playing and singing reminds me of a family car trip from Cent. Michigan (where I lived at the time - 1958) to north western Illinois (near Debuque, Iowa). My grandpa was with us. Along the way, an old folk song came on the car radio, named The Mule Skinner Blues, briefly popular at the time. Joe, my father's father, was singing along with it and laughing. That recorded version's popularity was as an oddball 'novelty' song, mainly due to how it was sung (with more gusto than Willow's style, and not corny like the 1958 record). Urban/'city' people then (and now) don't realize that "mule skinner" doesn't mean someone who "skins" dead mules; it means someone who is a mule tender, handler, or occasionally rider, not a mule killer.