Nathaniel Thomas McGill, Josh Tanner
The Skillet Lickers Centennial Podcast
A hundred years ago, a group of North Georgia musicians gathered around fiddles, banjos, and front-porch rhythms to record music that would help define the sound of Southern string band music. They called themselves the The Skillet Lickers, and what they captured in the 1920s still echoes through country, bluegrass, and Americana today. The Skillet Lickers Podcast explores the history, music, and cultural impact of this legendary Georgia band and the world they came from. Hosted from right here in North Georgia, the show blends storytelling, local history, music analysis, and conversations wit...
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Nathaniel Thomas McGill, Josh Tanner
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May 17, 2026
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Episodes
The Reunion (1934 and After) 17.05.2026 52:23
In this episode, we pick up in 1934—San Antonio—where a reunion session turned into a million-selling record and cemented a legacy few could have predicted. We follow a young Gordon Tanner at just seventeen, stepping into a sound that was already shaping the future. Songs like “Down Yonder” and “Back Up and Push” didn’t just travel—they carried a style that would help define early country music. B...
The Original Skillet Lickers (1880s-1930s) 12.03.2026 42:47
In this opening episode of the Skillet Lickers 100 miniseries, we begin the story where it all started — in a studio building with its own connection to the legend himself. The location is fitting: the very place where Gid Tanner once famously crashed into the building, a moment that captures the larger-than-life personality of one of Georgia’s most influential musicians. We go back to the beginni...
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