Members
- Tom C. Fouts (Captain Stubby) November 24, 1918 - May 26, 2004. Comedy, played novelty instruments, including musical hat rack, tuned toilet seat (gitarlet). Vocalist. Born in Carroll County, Indiana.
- Dwight E. (Tiny) Stokes November 11, 1920 - January 12, 1999. Lead tenor vocals, played bass. Born in Springfield, Missouri.
- Jerald R. Richards - Clarinet, flute, bass clarinet, ocarina, tin whistle. Vocals.
- Sonny Fleming - Played guitar, banjo. Vocalist.
- Peter Kunatz - Accordion, piano.
- Curly Myers - Guitar, banjo, vocals.
- Chuck Kagy - Fiddle, guitar, mandolin.
- Buddy Ross - Accordion.
- Tony Walberg - Accordion.
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