Shooting Creek

Song Name: Shooting Creek
Artist: Charlie Poole
Year: 1928
Ad-libs: Skit-[“Who’s that knocking that door out there?” (Poole) “That’s me” (Harvey) “[If it ain’t?] old Roy Harvey, hello Roy, how you getting along?” (Austin) “Hello Charlie, looks like you’re having some music around here- who’s that you got with you there” (Harvey) “Yes, boy” (Poole) “That’s old Lonnie Austin, don’t you know him?” (Poole) “Oh yeah, that’s that old boy we used to play with up on Shootin’ Creek” (Harvey) “Yes, Boy.” (Poole) “Remember that old tune you used to play, Shootin’ Creek?” (Harvey) “Yes boy, have you got your guitar with you?” (Poole) “I reckon I have got it.” (Harvey) “Well suppose we had up a little tune here?” (Poole) “Wait till I roll down my britches and get these old shoes off and then we’ll go.” (Harvey) “Alright.” (Poole)] “Alright, now step on it.” “Whip it boy, whip it” “Boy, I wish we were going up to Shootin’ Creek” “Best people in the world” (All Roy Harvey)
Ad-lib Atmosphere: Skit, Conducting 
Other Notable Factors: Skit, Charlie Poole duet at beginning

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