Sugar Baby

Greasy Coat/Cripple Creek

Cindy

Cornbread & Butterbeans

Ida Red

Keep It Clean

Another Brick In The Wall

Before I Hit The Grave

Whoa Mule

Virginia Darlin'

Darlin' Corey

Caught Us Doin' It

Cluck Old Hen

Pretty Polly

Old Jack's Bones

Hell Broke Loose In Georgia

Blue Eyes Run Me Crazy

Bleed Me Dry

Say Darlin' Say - Old Dan Tucker

Oh Susanna

The Fishin' Blues

Mule Skinner Blues

KICK YER SHOES OFF, PUT YER HOE DOWN & HANG ON TO YER BRITCHES!

"...the Hillbilly Goats exhibit genuine passion and no lack of expertise or energy in their mission to present a taste of old-time Appalachian folk to Australian audiences....driving fiddle and plonking banjo in tandem provide more conventional impetus.  Elsewhere, double bass and harmonica in conjunction with a variety of percussive devices (clogging, washboard, bones and jew's harp) help maintain momentum. Tight four-part harmony singing, with alternating male and female emphasis, adorns most tracks." - Tony Hillier, The AUSTRALIAN  - Aug ‘13 

With their undeniable passion for Mountain Music, the instruments and the harmonies, their recordings paint a picture of traditional songs from 1710 through to the 1940’s with a high energy punk edge.  Featuring Banjo, Bones, Mandolin, Double Bass, Guitars, Fiddle, Dobro, Harmonica, Percussion, Tap Dancing, 4 part Harmonies and more, there is a tale told of the history of Mountain Music’s evolution into Blues, Country, Bluegrass and Rock n Roll.  

“ … this album consolidates the music and the flair of one of the best Aussie bands you will ever come across.... this is a celebration of life and music that will draw you in just as it did to thousands of fans at the recent Tamworth Festival… the Hillbilly Goats are a true treasure.”  Jon Wolfe (Album review - Capital News Magazine, May 2014)

Their album reviews in the Weekend Australian and several music magazines not only rave about their recordings, but their stage presence has been labelled “more driving and energetic than the less traditional shows seen on main stages of Australian country festivals.” (Alex Turnbull, Capital News).  The band members are never satisfied with their own instruments and continually swap over and change positions on stage – you won’t know where to look or who to watch!


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