While countless luminaries have visited the Savannah Music Festival, it is rare that someone who actually personifies an entire genre makes their way to Savannah. Such is the case March 28th when Del McCoury and his band perform at the Lucas Theatre. The legendary vocalist and guitarist just celebrated his 80th birthday. His career mirrors the story of bluegrass, kicking into gear in the early 1960s with Bill Monroe, the man widely considered to be the father of bluegrass music. McCoury first became enamored with bluegrass after hearing Earl Scruggs play banjo on the radio...