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Song Name: Bill Mason
Artist: Charlie Poole Year: 1928 Ad-libs: Skit-[“That man sure does blow a wicked whistle, don’t he. Sounds like that fella that used to run down the Southern, between Monroe and Spencer, pulled that crescent limited. What was his name, Charlie?” (Roy Harvey?) “Is you thinking about Bill Mason?” (Poole) “Oh yeah, whatever come of him?” (Harvye?) “Well he got married a while back.” (Poole) “Married? I though he’s sick, that’s what’s the matter with him, I thought.” (Harvey) “[Unintelligible], but he got married a while back and they made up a song on him.” (Poole) “Let’s play it then.” (Harvey?) “Alright.” (Poole)] Ad-lib Atmosphere: Skit Other Notable Factors: Train whistle (via whistle),
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About the IndexThis ad-lib index started when I was trying to find which song contained shouts of "Have a fit on that fiddle" or which song had the steady conducting of "talk to me, talk to me." I began writing down ad-libs I found and began amassing this very un-serious index. CriteriaI have been defining an ad-lib as a spoken part of a song that does not make up a recitation, especially when said spoken part occurs during music. Spoken parts before or after a song are also included, especially skits with memorable lines.
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