John Lewis Starling, born March 26, 1940, was an American bluegrass musician,
composer, and physician. Born in Durham, North Carolina, and raised in
Lexington, Virginia, he co-founded the influential bluegrass group The Seldom
Scene with Ben Eldridge, Mike Auldridge, John Duffey, and Tom Gray. Starling
left the group in 1977 to focus on his medical career as an otolaryngologist. He
later released the solo album Long Time Gone (1980) and collaborated with Carl
Jackson, winning a 1992 Grammy Award for Spring Training. After retiring from
medicine in 2006, he reunited with former co...