There’s no way you can listen to the Hoosier Hotshots and not have fun—before Spike Jones, before Homer & Jethro, Otto Gabe Ward and brothers Paul "Hezzie" and Ken "Rudy" Trietsch invented cornball musical humor with an astonishing array of musical instruments and silly voices. And they kept America laughing right through The Great Depression with tunes like these: "No Romance in Your Soul," "My Blue Heaven," "Toot Toot Tootsie," "Sweet Georgia Brown," "Someday," "Wabash Charleston," "Wah-Hoo," "Them Hillbillies Are Mountain Willies Now," "I Like Bananas (Because They Have No Bones)," "Meet Me by the Ice House, Lizzie!," "What Can I Say, Dear (after I Say I’m Sorry)" and "Washboard Stomp." A hootin’, hollerin’ exclusive from—"Are you ready, Hezzie?"—Collectors’ Choice Music!