I've been playing bluegrass for 25 years now. Started with guitar, now I play banjo. I've got a couple Martins and three banjos. I actually just got home from a local jam we have every Wednesday night. A few of my favorite artists are: Flatt and Scruggs Bill Monroe Tony Rice Doc Watson J.D. Crowe Stanley Brothers Bryan Sutton Punch Brothers The video I posted is Punch Bros doing Molly and Tenbrooks, a song Monroe recorded and made popular in the late 1940s. This version is definitely worth a watch. Chris Thile is one of the best musicians on the planet! If you're just getting into the genre, you should check out The Bluegrass Album Band. They took a lot of the old classics and re-recorded them in the 1990s with a lineup of some of the best pickers around, including Rice and Crowe. They did several albums that go through a huge catalogue of old songs recorded by Flatt and Scruggs, Monroe, Stanley, and the like. Monroe basically invented the genre and Scruggs perfected the three-finger banjo style associated with bluegrass. You'd do yourself some good to familiarize yourself with them. Doc Watson pioneered playing fiddle tunes on a guitar, and Clarence White took it to the next level by adding in some jazz licks before he passed the torch to Tony Rice. There's a lot of good shit out there once you start digging.