David Grier

David  Grier’s journey to becoming one of the greatest flatpick guitarists in  the world started at a young age at the feet of Bluegrass legend, Bill  Monroe.David Grier’s father Lamar Grier, was a member of “Bill Monroe’s  Bluegrass Boys” in the mid-1960s. Throughout his childhood, David spent  hours listening to Monroe as well as many other prominent pioneers of  Bluegrass music. Among the most influential to him were flatpick  guitarists Clarence White, Tony Rice and Doc Watson. David Grier quickly  found a strong passion for guitar and began to develop what is now his  own world-renowned distinctive style.In 1985, David Grier moved to Nashville, TN and began touring and  recording with established acts such as “The Country Gazette” and  International Bluegrass Music Association (IBMA) Hall of Famer, Doug  Dillard. He also formed the band “The Big Dogs” with Andrea Zonn and  genre-bending banjo player, Tony Trischka.In 1988, David began recording…