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Song Name: Searching the Desert for the Blues
Artist: Blind Willie McTell (as Hot Shot Willie) with Kate McTell (as Ruby Glaze) Year: 1932 Ad-libs: “That makes me feel so good, baby” “Now I’m gonna punch you in the nose” “I’m gonna find that one in Tennessee” “How come?” “I’ll hear you run like the devil if he do” “I won’t baby, take me until you can do better” “Baby, try and believe in me, I’ll treat you right” “Don’t go” “You make me feel like crying when you talk like that” (Kate McTell) “Sure enough, that’s too bad baby” (Blind Willie McTell) I haven’t got anyone else to tell it to baby” (Kate Mctell) “Goodbye mama, I’m going to leave you” (Blind Willie McTell) “Stay with me, daddy” (Kate McTell) Ad-lib Atmosphere: Duet, Commenting Other Notable Factors: Husband and Wife Duet, 12-string
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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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