Alvin A. Gator
gator@webplex.net

Al A Gator grew up in the swamps of the Louisiana bayous. He began dancing as a child to help earn money to support his family. He was discovered by Harry Ferguson (Froggy), also from Louisiana.   Al studied dance under Froggy for several years until he landed a job with the Beverly Hillbillies teaching Jed Clampet the "hillbilly shuffle".  Al has been on tour with the Possum Stompers since the infamous TV show went off the air.

Rocky Raccoon
raccoon@webplex.net

Rocky grew up in Tennessee and starred as the Raccoon hat in the movie Davy Crocket back in the 1950s.   Later, Rocky worked with the Beatles composing the song named after him. He was recruited by the Possum Stompers last April.

Rusty Foxtail
rusty@webplex.net

Rusty traveled the United States playing squeeze box in every hobo stop along the B&O Railroad Line.   He was discovered by Iggy nearly 10 years ago and is one of the original Possum Stompers.

Iggy Green
iggy@webplex.net

Iggy began playing banjo while still a child in the mountains of Applachia.  His most famous recording is the "Dueling Banjos" in the movie "Deliverance" starring Burt Reynolds.