When there's a song on here in its entirety, feel free to download it. You may share it with any souls whom you think might benefit from knowing that there are other suprahumans who still function at the outer fringes of society... Just give us credit, because we checked, and we have none.
The music you will find here is an unusual mix, we're told; so, sample at your leisure and then please let us know your favorites via the "guest book." If anything offends you, you can vent that also, but, of course, to little avail. If something doesn't offend you, hang in there and keep listening. We'll try to get to you sooner or later. (Seriously...We try to keep all our material G-rated--PG at worst--so, don't worry about the kids listening!)
NEW! Another "live show" recording of a benefit concert, this is our latest album!
14. The Inebriated Yachtsman (Adapt. --W. McKinney) We apologize for the glitch. Do not adjust your set. The tape turned over, leaving a moment's gap; but, we had so much fun doing it, we wanted it on here anyway.
15. Waitin' (Williams-Gazaway) Judy has become quite good at this.
1. Openerag We've been told it's best to demonstrate the full range of our instrumental viruosity right off the bat. The kazoo is more challenging than you might think. Really.
2. This Land Is Their Land The background whirring is Woody Guthrie, spinning in his grave.
11. If You're So Smart, Why Are You Rich? (W. McKinney, 1974) Written as a reversal of a question Whitt got tired of answering.
12. Ghost Chickens An unattributed verse & refrain on the internet inspired the whole lavish, spectacle. We can state from experience that this is not appropriate for a chicken banquet.
13. 2-Oh-Oh-2 The second show begins with another dazzling instrumental display. We know it's dated, but it couldn't be helped, what with it being eponymous, and all. Watch for the new hit single, "2-Oh-Oh-3."
17. Ps. 34:Ate (W. McKinney, 1993) We could never be tree surgeons. We faint at the sight of sap.
18. The New Frankie and Johnny Shel Silverstein wrote this a long time ago, & Whitt tweaked the ending & concept to show that getting older is not for wimps.
1. N/E U/L MI (Whitt & Judy McKinney) Not the same version as on our first album... This one features the response of a group of workers in the tourist industry.
2. The Hunting Song (Tom Lehrer) We think this song will become traditional yet!
19. Dedicated to the One I Love (Lowman Pauling & Ralph Bass) Hey, we never said we only did folk music; besides, a hundred years from now, this might be.
21. Leave 'Er Whitt's Great Lakes twist on an ancient sea chanty.
22. When Herman Met Sally The Smothers Bros. (also kind & generous gentlemen!) started this one 40 years ago, or more. Whitt & Judy take it to new depths.
