Roy Bookbinder

That's what he always called me.

I said, I found your pocketbook.

All the money's in there.

Don't worry.

He said, good God, the mighty will was my pocketbook.

I said, you've got to remember something when you go on the road.

He says, what's that?

I said, you went to sleep real late, and you were tired, and I think you put your pocketbook underneath your pillowcase and your knife inside your pillowcase, and you got it mixed up, and your pocketbook fell behind your pillow onto the floor.

Oh, he had a fit.

Give me that pocketbook.

Where's my knife?

Put all this stuff away.

Yeah.

Let me play a song that I wrote in the style of Reverend Gary Davis.

Great.

It was a song he always did called I'll Be All Right Someday, and I loved that song.

I always wanted to learn how to play it.

I finally figured out the basics of it and came out with a little arrangement, and I decided I really couldn't, I didn't feel comfortable singing the words that he wrote for it.

It was one of these biblical epics.

He had some that went on for 15 minutes, you know.