Joy Harjo

We just, you know, improv. We're friends. Yeah. But this is different. Yeah. I mean, she said, oh, why don't you sit and do a song, you know, do a piece with, you know, with a guitar player who, you know, and the drummer. And so I couldn't say no. I mean, I thought about it. Of course not. No, I thought about it. I mean, I thought about saying no. Well, what would I feel like if I said no?

Well, I would feel... I would feel very disappointed. Yeah. Like I should have done it, and I don't want any should-haves.

Well, I would feel... I would feel very disappointed. Yeah. Like I should have done it, and I don't want any should-haves.

Well, I would feel... I would feel very disappointed. Yeah. Like I should have done it, and I don't want any should-haves.

But I'm sitting down there in one of the seats with my horn on my lap waiting to be called up, and I'm thinking, what if my horn messes up? So then you have to have – It's just the Bluto.

But I'm sitting down there in one of the seats with my horn on my lap waiting to be called up, and I'm thinking, what if my horn messes up? So then you have to have – It's just the Bluto.

But I'm sitting down there in one of the seats with my horn on my lap waiting to be called up, and I'm thinking, what if my horn messes up? So then you have to have – It's just the Bluto.

I know. It's just that. I know. I love that club. I often go there. If I go to New York, that's where – maybe that's where I should go tonight.

I know. It's just that. I know. I love that club. I often go there. If I go to New York, that's where – maybe that's where I should go tonight.

I know. It's just that. I know. I love that club. I often go there. If I go to New York, that's where – maybe that's where I should go tonight.

Yeah. I sat there with my whore. And I got up there. But then the thing I've learned, because I used to have a horrible stage fright. It was bad enough when I was just doing poetry, and then I picked up horn when I was almost 40 and learned to play mostly on stage.

Yeah. I sat there with my whore. And I got up there. But then the thing I've learned, because I used to have a horrible stage fright. It was bad enough when I was just doing poetry, and then I picked up horn when I was almost 40 and learned to play mostly on stage.

Yeah. I sat there with my whore. And I got up there. But then the thing I've learned, because I used to have a horrible stage fright. It was bad enough when I was just doing poetry, and then I picked up horn when I was almost 40 and learned to play mostly on stage.

But the thing I learned was that if I just listen to the music, and that's even if I'm just reading or even doing a wild card, that if I just listen to the music, I'm okay. Yeah. But I did it. You did it, Joy! No, to me, that was like bungee jumping from the bridge at the Royal Gorge.

But the thing I learned was that if I just listen to the music, and that's even if I'm just reading or even doing a wild card, that if I just listen to the music, I'm okay. Yeah. But I did it. You did it, Joy! No, to me, that was like bungee jumping from the bridge at the Royal Gorge.

But the thing I learned was that if I just listen to the music, and that's even if I'm just reading or even doing a wild card, that if I just listen to the music, I'm okay. Yeah. But I did it. You did it, Joy! No, to me, that was like bungee jumping from the bridge at the Royal Gorge.

Well, yeah. I mean, they're just wonderful musicians. And the thing I was taught early on is to play with people better than you.

Well, yeah. I mean, they're just wonderful musicians. And the thing I was taught early on is to play with people better than you.

Well, yeah. I mean, they're just wonderful musicians. And the thing I was taught early on is to play with people better than you.

That's how you grow. Yeah. Okay. Three more.