DOE "Hey You" | Taylor Guitars

DOE “Hey You” | Taylor Guitars

Singer-songwriter performs a solo version of a song from her album "Clarity."

June 15, 2023

Having long played with her family band Forever Jones (which has been nominated for two GRAMMY awards), singer-songwriter DOE released her self-titled debut EP in 2018, following up with the full-length album Clarity in 2022. In this video, she performs a solo version of the album’s song “Hey You,” using a Taylor Grand Auditorium that she plays left-handed, though the guitar is strung as a standard right-handed instrument.

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