but let's further whet your thirst!" In 2008, the Quebec-based label Unidisc reissued most of the group's albums over a three-volume CD series. Volume 1 collected Oh! Oh! Canada and Strike Again; Volume 2 featured Expose '67 and Onward the Establishment, while Volume 3 collected The Pill and the previously unissued recordings featured in the 1980s compilation Oh! Oh! Canada, Eh? The Canadian Encyclopedia entry for the group also lists a 1968 release entitled Total Lewdity, but this is erroneous. Somerville recorded a solo album for Arc Records entitled Total Nudity, but not as a member of The Brothers-in-Law. Discography Albums Oh! Oh! Canada (1965), Arc Records The Pill Administered Orally By The Brothers-in-Law (1966), Arc Records The Brothers-in-Law Strike Again (1966), Arc Records Expose '67 (1967), Arc Records Expose '67 Plus (1967), Arc Records Onward The Establishment (1969), Arc Records Singles "Can You Say You Didn't Know" / "The Wreck Of The Carl D. Bradley" (1966) "The Pill" / "K-K-K-Klansmen" (1966) "Canada, USA" (1966) "Hockey Night In Canada" / "Come Up To Canada" (1967) The Christmas Mad-Rigal" / "Christmas Snow" (1967) Nashville, Tennessee" / "Buy Now, Pay Later" (1968) Compilations Oh! Oh! Canada, Eh? (1982), AHED The Brothers-In-Law, Vol. 1: Oh! Oh! Canada / Strike Again (2008, re-issued 2016), Unidisc Music Expose '67 / The Establishment, Vol. 2 (2008, re-issued 2016), Unidisc Music The Pill / Oh! Oh! Canada, Eh?, Vol. 3 (2008, re-issued 2016), Unidisc Music References External links The Brothers-in-Law entry in the Canadian Music Encyclopedia Brothers-in-Law song on YouTube Musical groups established in 1963 Musical groups from Windsor, Ontario Canadian comedy musical groups 1963 establishments in Ontario Musical groups disestablished in the 1970s