It's not so much a childish version of The Primate Fiasco. It's more of a Primate Fiasco version of Children's songs. The intention was to offer music that is as enjoyable for the parents as it is for the kids. The musical styles are no different from a regular Fiasco album with multiple genres, heavy jams, thoughtful harmonies, and constant improvisation. There's no concern that it will be too adult for youngsters. Kids have dominated the dance floor at several adult Primate Fiasco concerts in the past where the music was fast, loud, and complicated. Give the people what they want, even when they're little people.

Wheels on the bus (funk)
Sunny Side of the street (jazz)
Doggie in the window (dixie/psych)
On top of Spaghetti (country)
High Hopes (jazz)
Apples and Bananas (reggae)
Aint she sweet (short a'capella)
Hokey Pokey (blues)
You are my Sunshine (jazz)