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Tabby Crabb grew up in Americus Georgia with some interesting friends all between the Korean War and Vietnam. Life was simple in south Georgia and there was plenty of interesting events to keep him happy. Tabby moved away in the late 70s to travel with Mickey Gilley and The Urban Cowboy Band and later to Nashville where he built a studio and recorded Keith Urban, Hank Cochran and David Allan Coe all before returning to Americus to look out for his mom. The cover was designed by Ralph Nelson.

More stories, good food, Country Music and friends and neighbors. A continuation of the first book, Hometown Americus Georgia by Tabby Crabb, a well known bit part player in the entertainment business who is now retired back to his hometown and writing about his experiences both growing up in smalltown Georgia in the 60s and in music in Nashvlle with Keith Urban, David Allan Coe, Hank Cochran and others and the magic show business in Las Vegas with Kozak the Magician and Amazing Johnathan with some BBQ and cornbread thrown in to keep everybody happy. Tabby says this book is even better than...

Who I worked with and how they treated me during a 40 year career in the music business; Urban Cowboy, Amazing Rhythm Aces, David Allan Coe, Hank Cochran, Keith Urban, Naomi Judd, Mickey Gilley, Johnny Lee and many others. No fluff here, the real story of Tabby Crabb written in his own words.