Cracker

Cracker, an American rock band formed in 1991 in Fairfax, California, was co-founded by David Lowery and Johnny Hickman. The band gained recognition with studio albums such as 'Kerosene Hat' (1993) featuring the hit "Low," and 'Gentleman's Blues' (1998). Cracker's music often blends elements of alternative rock, blues, and folk rock. The band has been noted for its authentic mix of genres and has collaborated with other artists and bands, including Camper Van Beethoven and Counting Crows. Their performance history spans globally, with a loyal fanbase spread across the United States. The products available from the artist Cracker include CDs, vinyls.