Album songs：
Album Intro：
Red Ingle, like the Hoosier Hot Shots and Spike Jones (Ingle was a City Slicker for a couple of years), performed novelties and song parodies with inventive, over-the-top arrangements, and a wicked sense of humor. A duet with Jo Stafford, 'Tim Tay-Shun (Temptation),' became a smash hit for Capitol in 1947, and Ingle kept cranking out similar material for the label for several years afterwards. Some of his creations are still hilarious and simply brilliant; others, particularly those from the early '50s, are forced and uninspired. Overall, there are more stunners than duds, and the packaging and fidelity is excellent. This is sophisticated, witty music in the guise of hillbilly stupidity. ~ Greg Adams, All Music Guide
1. Tim-Tayshun (Temptation)
2. (I Love You) For Sentimen
3. Song Of Indians
4. Them Durn Fool Things
5. Git Up Off'n The Floor, Hannah
6. Pagan Ninny's Keep 'Er Goin' Stomp
7. Nowhere
8. Pearly Maude
9. Oh Nick-O-Deemo
10. Cigareetes, Whuskey And Wild Wild Women
11. Cigardust (Stardust)
12. I Surrender Dear
13. Moe Zart's Turkey Trot
14. Prisoner Of Love Song
15. You Can't Be Fit As A Fiddle
16. Serutan Yob
17. Irishman Will Never Fight
18. Turn Your Head Little Darlin'
19. 'a' You're A Dopey Girl
20. Two Dollar Pistol
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