Cheers for the MMD site!!!  It can accomplish wonderful things!

Thanks to Bill Burkhardt Jr., I was able to procure the 08962 Imperial
1936 piano roll, "Wa-Hoo."  It is headed to the Museum at Wahoo,
Nebraska.

I also want to acknowledge Tim L'Amoureux, who suggested I could hear a
recording of "Wa-Hoo" by the Hoosier Hotshots.  I ordered a 4-CD set
from Proper Records (Amazon) called "Everybody Stomp."  I grew up
listening to Spike Jones on the radio, but somehow missed the Hoosier
Hotshots radio program.

The thing I love about the Hoosier Hotshots group is that they play
similar zany music but do a lot of songs I recognize from my piano roll
collection, like "They Go Wild, Simply Wild Over Me," "Oh By Jingo,"
"How Are You Going To Keep 'Em Down On The Farm," etc.  So I want to
thank Tim for putting me on the trail.

Now the piano roll: I have a customer offering $30 for a Dolly Parton
medley roll (I believe by PlayRite) with the songs "I Will Always Love
You, Jolene" and "Coat Of Many Colors."

Somebody's day will be made if I can scare up this roll.

Larry Schuette
The Player Piano Man
Raymond, Nebraska