I don't expect much interest or response to this but thought I'd try anyway. I play mandolin mostly, and some acoustic guitar. While I play bluegrass instruments, I'm not particularly into traditional bluegrass repertoire. I don't mind playing a bit of it, but my tastes/interests are bluegrass-adjacent - jam-grass, new-grass, dawg-grass, singer-songwriter and general Americana.
I also prefer to play regularly with one or more other musicians, working on tunes, arrangements, building a repertoire, just enjoying the musical comraderie and making high-quality music. If the quality is such that it becomes gig-able, that's great but it is not my immediate goal. Jumping up on any stage, any time and winging it is of less interest to me.
I mostly spend my practice time on instrumentals because I don't sing well, but I'm not opposed to playing with others who do sing well and want to do vocal tunes. Some of the stuff I've been working on lately include:
Grisman/Rice:
Dawg After Dark
Watson's Blues
Prisoner's Waltz
Grisman Quintet:
Opus 38
Minor Swing
Garcia/Grisman:
Russian Lullably
Andrew marlin:
Buried in a Cape
John Reischman:
Anisa's Lullably
Crow and Gate
Salt Spring
I don't necessarily have to play these specific tunes, they're just illustrative of songs and styles I enjoy. I have lots of home-grown recordings to demonstrate my ability level and style. I've played in gigging bands most of my adult life so I'd like to find musicians that are at more of an intermediate+ to advanced level. Thanks for reading!