Take a trip back in time to the early era of Country Music. Before Hank Williams or Bill Monroe & his Bluegrass Boys, Georgia musicians such as Fiddlin’ John Carson, Gid Tanner, the Skillet Lickers, Emmett Miller and many others pioneered the golden age of “Hillbilly Stingbands”. The Georgia Crackers faithfully re-create the vintage sound of the 1920s and 30s, while keeping alive the spirit of spontaneity and improvisation. Their irreverent stage banter is always a crowd pleaser and always full of suprises. Grammy Award Winner Art Rosenbaum has this to say about the Georgia Crackers: "The Georgia Crackers are one of the finest new old-time bands going--pardon the oxymoron! And they are certainly the very best re-creating the wonderful Georgia fiddle band style that was recorded in the 20s and 30s, the Golden Age of recorded old-timey music. The Georgia style had both wild exuberance and bluesy nuance, and accommodated comic songs, flat-out breakdowns, and raggy and blues-inflected numbers. The talents of Mick, Chip, and Kenneth handle all this with fine musicianship and showmanship--give them a listen!"