Andy Leftwich

But as you grow in grace, as you develop as a Christian, as you mature, just like what happens on the natural side, some of these things begin to present themselves as you see your children grow.

Like a good brother, a friend of mine, Brother Andy Leftwich.

Brother Andy Leftwich is a... a highly skilled violinist.

And when he was six years old, he got a violin.

His dad got him one and he started to play.

Well,

at number 19, the first debut of the week comes from Andy Leftwich.

This is his 14th different song to reach the countdown, and across those appearances, he's now spent 72 weeks on our countdown chart.

Here's Charlotte, who's got a bit more about Andy.

Andy Leftwich has been one of bluegrass music's most respected instrumentalists for more than two decades.

He began playing fiddle at six, was entering contests almost immediately, and by his teens had already built a formidable reputation as a competition player.

At 19, he joined Ricky Skaggs and Kentucky Thunder, where he spent around 15 years playing fiddle and mandolin and touring at the highest level of the music.

Yeah, that's not called aced.