Macy "Skip" Skipper was an American musician prominent in the 1950s and 1960s, particularly known for his rockabilly style. Born in 1930 in Helena, Arkansas, he was greatly influenced by the blues and country music of his region, which he integrated into his own music. He gained some recognition for his song "Who Cares," which showcased his distinctive blend of rockabilly and blues. Skipper's music, while not widely popular, contributed to the evolving sound of American rock and roll during its formative years.