Scott Jackson was born on 10/20/82 in Oberlin, Ohio.  Most of his young life was spent between Ohio and Alderson, WV, where his mother's family had resided for generations on Muddy Creek Mountain.  Scott began playing guitar at the age of 4 after watching and listening to his dad play since his birth.  His passion for playing music continued to grow throughout his life.  He explored several different genres of music to further develop his playing ability, including classical, rock, blues, jazz, folk, country, and bluegrass.  He found that bluegrass music had lit a fire in his soul and had made its home in his heart.  At the age of 19, he decided to try his hand at the mandolin, finding inspiration in the traditional sounds of Bill Monroe and the Stanley Brothers, and the more progressive sounds of Tony Rice.  He began attending bluegrass jams and festivals to expand his horizons in the bluegrass world.  In 2001, he met fellow bluegrass lovers, Jiles and Cory Williams, and the three became fast friends.  Together they realized their combined sound was such that perhaps they should begin to play professionally.  Taking the name from Scott's family's home, The Muddy Krick Mountain Boys were formed.  Now after playing with the band for over 5 years, Scott still loves the band and its members.  He believes the key to a good band is strong relationships, common interests, and practice!, practice!, practice!!!  He currently resides in Westlake, Ohio with his loving family.  He continues to develop his talent and his individual sound and couldn't be more delighted than to share his music and his love of bluegrass music with friends and family . . . and with YOU!

Glenn Hamilton

Glenn Hamilton was born June 8th, 1983 in Sandusky, OH. Glenn was raised on Bluegrass music and cites Ralph Stanley, Keith Whitley, J. D. Crowe, Earl Scruggs, and his Dad Harold as influences. Glenn's Uncle's, Andy Hamilton and the late Ed Hamilton both have been successful in the Bluegrass industry over the last 30 years, with Ed writing the 1998 IBMA Song of The Year "Lonesome Old Home", recorded by Longview and has also been recorded by Ralph Stanley and The Wilson Brothers. His family has either started or been putting on Bluegrass festivals in Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky for the better part of 30 years with his family originating from Floyd County, Kentucky. Glenn began playing music at the age of 14, but began playing the 5-string banjo at the age of 19. He has recorded with 7 different Bluegrass/Gospel bands over the past few years and is excited to be a part of Muddy Krick. He has jammed off and on with Jiles and Scott for the past 4 years and looking forward to continuing that. Glenn resides in Tiro, OH with his wife Ashley and son Jacob.

Jiles Williams

I was born in May 1977 in Avon, OH which was a little town can’t say much about it now. I grew up listing to bluegrass and country music which gave me the will to play music with my friends and family. My musical background helped me to play bass when I was 6 years old and I’ve been playing it ever since. I started playing guitar about 4 years ago. I was inspired by my Uncle Evertt Lilly of The Lilly Brothers who traveled all over the world. I love to get out there and play bluegrass music and have fun with it.