, Here's the story on that Bob Wills recording. Feb. 19, 1969 at Bradley's barn, Nashville.
Tommy Jackson kicks it off on fiddle, "Pig" Robbins takes a piano break, with Gene Crownover on steel;
"Tag" Lambert playing lead and Johnny Gimble on electric mandolin; do the three part break, then Tag does the guitar solo in the Jr. Bernard style, and then Gimble does the "scat" singing and fiddle break.
What Bob says at the end is like we used to holler at an old cow in the barn to get her to move, "Saw Pie-eyed Saw!"
You've probably hollered at an old cow or heard someone holler at one that way when they'd be rolling their eyes and jumping around.
You remember the old country saying, "Pie-eyed as an old cow."
Y'all have a good & safe Fourth holiday.
TA