Annotation:Wait Till You Hear this One Boy
X:1 T:Wait Till You Hear this One, Boy M:C| L:1/8 R:Reel K:G z2g>g f2=f2|e>gb>e g>be>g|b>e^g>b- g>g e2|e>ac'>e a>c'e>a| c'>ea>c'- c'>a e2|d>ef>d e>fd>e|f>de>f- f>ed2|1 B>dg>B d>gB>d| g2 g>g f2=f2:|2 g>fg>e d>cB>A|G>Bd>g z2 g>e|| =f>ed>c B>cd>e|=f>ed>c B>GA>B|c>Bc>d ea2f|g2f2g2e2| B2 ^AB-BA B2|G>Bd>a- a>ge2|c>Bc>d ea2f|g2f2g2 e>g| =f>ed>c B>cd>e|=f>ed>c B>GA>B|c>Bc>d e a2f|g2f2g2^g2| a>^ga>=f- f>e f2|g>fg>e- e>^d e2|=f>ed>c B>GA>B|c2 z2c2z2||
WAIT TILL YOU HEAR THIS ONE, BOY. Old Time, Country Rag. USA, Missouri. G Major ('A' part) & C Major ('B' part). Standard tuning (fiddle). ABB. The title may simply have been a routine statement made by Christeson's source, Tony Gilmore, prior to each time he played the piece. Gilmore was the only central Missouri fiddler Christeson ever heard play this piece.
