Hey everyone, I've had this tab open in my browser for a week or two now and I figured I'd finally chime in. I'm approaching 56 years old, not a dad unless you count dogs, and have been a gigging (non-bluegrass) musician since I was a teenager. I suppose my first exposure to bluegrass was Old & In The Way, and I *liked* it, but I didn't discover bluegrass that I *loved* until I heard Bela Fleck's stuff (specifically "Tales From The Acoustic Planet" and "Uncommon Ritual") which, admittedly, was not actually bluegrass, but definitely bluegrass-adjacent, and certainly led me into the world of bluegrass. For better or worse, though, it didn't really occur to me to actually learn to play bluegrass until I heard David Grier's "Lone Soldier" album. He was the first guitarist who made me say "I want to learn how to do THAT." Which was unfortunate for me, in a way, because it was like barely knowing how to drive a car and getting thrown into the freakin' Indy 500. My flatpicking work has kind of happened in waves over the years, and in fact for the last few years I have kind of fallen off the tracks, but I still love it, and as my other musical projects are starting to wane, I find myself drawn back to it. I have spent a lot of time tabbing out solos (including several of Grier's), and am happy to share. I need to go through them, but I'll put them in a Google Drive folder and post the link when I'm ready.