1. Hoosier Stomp - Hoosier Hot Shots,
2. Whistlin' Joe from Kokomo - Hoosier Hot Shots,
3. Farmer Gray - Hoosier Hot Shots,
4. Oakville Twister - Hoosier Hot Shots, Kettering, Frank
5. I'm Looking for a Girl - Hoosier Hot Shots,
6. Black Eyed Susan Brown - Hoosier Hot Shots,
7. Down in the Valley - Hoosier Hot Shots, Johnson, Orley S.
8. Ha-Cha-Na - Hoosier Hot Shots, Forest
9. Meet Me by the Ice House Lizzie - Hoosier Hot Shots,
10. Back in Indiana - Hoosier Hot Shots, Trietsch, Ken
11. San - Hoosier Hot Shots, Lindsay
12. Everybody Stomp - Hoosier Hot Shots, Meyers, Billy
13. Bow-Wow Blues - Hoosier Hot Shots, Friend
14. I Like Bananas Because They Have No Bones - Hoosier Hot Shots, Yacich, Chris
15. Ida (Sweet as Apple Cider) - Hoosier Hot Shots, Leonard, Eddie
16. They Go Simply Wild Over Me - Hoosier Hot Shots,
17. Wah-Hoo - Hoosier Hot Shots, Friend
18. Darktown Strutters' Ball - Hoosier Hot Shots, Brooks, Shelton
19. I Like Mountain Music - Hoosier Hot Shots, Kavanaugh
20. You're Driving Me Crazy - Hoosier Hot Shots, Donaldson, Walter
21. Hold 'Er Ebner - Hoosier Hot Shots, Trietsch, Hezzie
22. Bye Bye Blues - Hoosier Hot Shots, Hamm
23. I'll Soon Be Rolling Home - Hoosier Hot Shots, Triesch, Ken
24. Take Me Out to the Ball Game - Hoosier Hot Shots, Norworth
25. Ain't She Sweet - Hoosier Hot Shots, Yellen
26. I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate - Hoosier Hot Shots, Piron, A. J.
27. It Ain't Nobody's Biz'ness What I Do - Hoosier Hot Shots, Williams
28. Margie - Hoosier Hot Shots, Conrad, Con
29. Hot Lips - Hoosier Hot Shots, Busse, Henry
30. Shake Your Dogs - Hoosier Hot Shots, Kettering, Frank
31. Sweet Sue, Just You - Hoosier Hot Shots, Harris, Will J.
32. Toot Toot Tootsie - Hoosier Hot Shots, Kahn, Gus
33. Pick That Bass - Hoosier Hot Shots, Bernard, Al
34. The Coat and the Pants Do All the Work - Hoosier Hot Shots,
35. I Want a Girl - Hoosier Hot Shots, Dillon, Will
36. I've Got a Bimbo Down on the Bamboo Isle - Hoosier Hot Shots,
37. When You Wore a Tulip - Hoosier Hot Shots, Mahoney, Jack
38. Farewell Blues - Hoosier Hot Shots, Mares, Joseph Paul
39. Down Home Rag - Hoosier Hot Shots,
40. Meet Me in the Cow Shed - Hoosier Hot Shots,
41. Oh by Jingo - Hoosier Hot Shots, Brown, Lew
42. You Said Something When You Said Dixie - Hoosier Hot Shots,
43. The Flat Foot Floogie - Hoosier Hot Shots, Gaillard
44. The Girl Friend of the Whirlin' Dervish - Hoosier Hot Shots,
45. Skeede-Waddle-Dee-Waddle-Do - Hoosier Hot Shots,
46. How Ya Gonna Keep 'Em Down on the Farm - Hoosier Hot Shots,
47. Red Hot Fannie - Hoosier Hot Shots, Hoosier Hotshots
48. Swinging With Dora - Hoosier Hot Shots,
49. The Shiek of Araby - Hoosier Hot Shots, Smith
50. Wabash Blues - Hoosier Hot Shots, Meinken, Fred
51. Like a Monkey Likes Cocoanuts - Hoosier Hot Shots, Boland, Clay
52. From the Indies to the Andies in His Undies - Hoosier Hot Shots, Burnett, Ernie
53. Look on the Bright Side - Hoosier Hot Shots, Brown
54. Willie Willie Will Ya - Hoosier Hot Shots,
55. Are You Havin' Any Fun - Hoosier Hot Shots, Yellen, Jack
56. Put on Your Old Red Flannels - Hoosier Hot Shots,
57. Sam the College Leader Man - Hoosier Hot Shots, Donaldson, Walter
58. The Pants My Pappy Gave to Me - Hoosier Hot Shots,
59. He'd Have to Get Under Get Out and Get Under - Hoosier Hot Shots,
60. In an Old Dutch Garden (By an Old Dutch Mill) - Hoosier Hot Shots, Gordon, Mack
61. Connie's Got Connections in Connecticut - Hoosier Hot Shots, Adlam, Basil G.
62. Shirley - Hoosier Hot Shots, Barris
63. Big Noise from Kokomo - Hoosier Hot Shots,
64. Ma She's Making Eyes at Me - Hoosier Hot Shots, Clare, Sidney
65. Swanee - Hoosier Hot Shots, Caesar, Irving
66. Moving Day in Jungle Town - Hoosier Hot Shots,
67. It's a Lonely Trail - Hoosier Hot Shots, De Leath
68. Avalon - Hoosier Hot Shots, De Sylva, B.G.
69. Who's Sorry Now - Hoosier Hot Shots, Westphal, Eric P.
70. No No Nora - Hoosier Hot Shots, Erdman, Ernie
71. O-Hi-O - Hoosier Hot Shots, Olman, Abe
72. Diga Diga Doo - Hoosier Hot Shots, Fields, Dorothy
73. The Kitten With the Big Green Eyes - Hoosier Hot Shots,
74. Everybody Loves My Baby - Hoosier Hot Shots, Palmer, Jack
75. The Guy Who Stole My Wife - Hoosier Hot Shots, Red River Dave
76. Way Down in Arkansas - Hoosier Hot Shots, Fain, Sammy
77. That's Where I Meet My Girl - Hoosier Hot Shots, Healy
78. I Just Wanna Play With You - Hoosier Hot Shots, Mack, David
79. When There's a Tear in the Eyes of a Potato - Hoosier Hot Shots, Yacich, Frank
80. Beatrix Fairfax Tell Me What to Do - Hoosier Hot Shots,
81. St. Louis Blues - Hoosier Hot Shots, Handy, W.C.
82. Keep an Eye on You Heart - Hoosier Hot Shots,
83. With a Twist of the Wrist - Hoosier Hot Shots,
84. Swing Little Indians Swing - Hoosier Hot Shots,
85. Dude Cowboy - Hoosier Hot Shots, Massey
86. The Band Played On - Hoosier Hot Shots, Pelfrey
87. Since We Put the Radio in the Henhouse - Hoosier Hot Shots,
88. He's a Hillbilly Gaucho - Hoosier Hot Shots,
89. When Lightnin' Struck the Coon Creek Party Line - Hoosier Hot Shots,
90. She Broke My Heart in Three Places - Hoosier Hot Shots, Drake
91. She Was a Washout in the Blackout - Hoosier Hot Shots, Bond, Johnny
92. The Musket Came Down From the Door - Hoosier Hot Shots,
93. Them Hill-Billies Are Mountain Williams Now - Hoosier Hot Shots, Kavanaugh
94. Sentimental Gentleman From Georgia - Hoosier Hot Shots, Parish
95. Is It True What They Say About Dixie - Hoosier Hot Shots, Carson
96. Sioux City Sue - Hoosier Hot Shots, Freedman, Ray
97. When Johnny Brings Lelahani Home - Hoosier Hot Shots,
98. You Tow Timed Me Once Too Often - Hoosier Hot Shots, Carson, Jenny Lou
99. There's a Tear in My Beer Tonight - Hoosier Hot Shots, Williams, Hank
100. Divorce Me C.O.D. - Hoosier Hot Shots, Travis
Album Description
In the 1930s, at the height of the Depression, rural Americans desperate for a laugh tuned in their radios to enjoy the cornball musical antics of the Hoosier Hot Shots. This compilation presents 100 wacky wonders from their 1934-1946 peak years. Includes 36-page illustrated booklet with authoritative group history & full discography details. Four standard jewel cases housed in a slipbox. Proper. 2003.
Album Details
A Four CD Set with the Customary Exemplary Properbox Standard of Packaging and Presentation. Includes 36 Page Illustrated Booklet with Authoritive Group History and Full Discographical Details. This Four CD Set Presents 100 Wacky Wonders from their 1934-1946 Peak Years, Including Such Memorable Titles as "From the Indies to the Andies in his Undies", "The Coat and the Pants Do all the Work", "i Like Bananas Because They have No Bones", "Since We Put the Radio in the Henhouse", "Meet Me Tonight in the Cow Shed" and "i've Got a Bimbo Down on Bamboo Isle".
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- Audio CD: 0 pages (2003-08-18)
- Publisher: Proper Box UK
- Label: Proper Box UK
- Format: Box set, Import
- Studio: Proper Box UK
- Average Customer Review:
 based on 8 reviews
- Sales Rank in Music: #122775
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Summary: An excellent collection 2008-09-06
Comment: An excellent, comprehensive collection for fans of the Hoosier Hot Shots. Includes several of their originals as well as covers of classic early 20th century pop tunes. The accompanying booklet is pretty sparse. A brief history on the recording of each song would have been useful to those of us more detail oriented fans, but, for the price, I highly recommend it.
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Summary: Great Music from A Time Long Past 2008-03-25
Comment: This is a great collection of wonderful music by a group that was preeminent in the 1920s and 1930s. What most reviewers miss saying is that this group was an early jazz-swing group and the clarinet work is astounding. Some of it is hokey or corny, some of it is repetitious, but a great deal of the music is simply joyful and swings like any of the big bands that followed. The only possible downside is that this is a package of four separate records, reproduced on four CD's, and some of the songs are repeated from CD to CD. But unless you are listening to all four of these sequentially, you won't notice. If you are looking for feel-good music and want to know what swing was like in its earliest years, this is a great buy.
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Summary: An Outstanding Collection of the Hoosier Hotshots A & B Sides! 2007-09-26
Comment: Hooo boy! The Hoosier Hotshots were stars of radio back in the 1930's and 40s, weekly regulars on WLS Chicago's "National Barn Dance" for over 15 years. They were an off-beat marriage of Dixieland Jazz, Ragtime, Minstrelry, Jugband, and Country Swing, often very corny; their use of off-beat instrumentation such as the slide whistle and the washboard puts them firmly in the "novelty music" category.
This four-disc set covers their career from 1933-46, and includes all of their hits. Some people might prefer their stuff in smaller doses than a CD at a time, the formulaic nature of many of their songs, (an ensemble sung opening verse, a washboard or slide whistle solo, a solo vocal, another ensemble sung verse, final chorus and instrumental riff) gets a little repetetive. But it's an embarrasment of riches for a Hoosier Hotshots fan, this is the biggest (and best) collection of their work ever available.
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Summary: Fun group but limited 2006-08-23
Comment: I got turned on to the Hoosier Hot Shots when I heard their version of "Breezin' along with the breeze." It is a novel take on that oldie. I also saw a few videos of them performing and they were visually as playful as their music sounded. Here's the problem: they had some good ideas (slide whistle, hot rhythm guitar, good harmonies) but they only had a few good ideas and they used the same instrumentations in song after song after song with little variation. You really only need one Hoosier Hot Shots album in your collection - four is too much of the same old same old. By the time this box set was finished, I never wanted to hear them again. Too much of the same formula.
A great group of midwestern guys, I'm sure. But I have had enough slide whistle to last me a while.
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Summary: Superb Collection of HOOSIER HOT SHOTS 2006-03-13
Comment: Proper did an awesome job with this boxed set. 4 CD's crammed to the brim with tracks, all in a very neat boxed set with a 35-page booklet featuring tons of info and photos - all for under $25!! If this same set was offered from the Bear Family label, it would cost just under $100. If you are even looking at this collection, then chances are you like this kind of old hillbilly music, and this one will not disappoint. The remastered songs sound great. Hoosier Hot Shots can best be described as more upbeat than Sons of The Pioneers and cornier than The Prairie Ramblers . They use lots of whistles, kazoos and other goofy sound effects in just about every song so this might be a little bit grating if you try to listen to too many tracks in a row. But the songs really are fun, catchy and will put you in a good mood!
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