Transcription: There was absolutely a magic, yeah. There was. And it was the spontaneousness, I think. There was a great deal of spontaneousness. He didn't write down a list of what he was going to sing. He just sang songs. As they came, he sang them. So I think that had a lot to do with it, considering all the other folk singers were writing lists of songs on their guitars and following the list, which I learned never to do, too. In spontaneity, I think there is a large bonding glue. Because if you're there, something is happening that isn't maybe even going to happen again and usually never does.
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