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which I wasn't aware of at all.
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The name just popped into my head
one day.

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But it didn't really happen
any of the ways that I've read about it.

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I mean, I just don't feel like I had had a
past...

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and, you know,
I couldn't relate to anything...

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other than what I was doing
at the present time...

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and I don't, you know...
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Didn't matter to me what I said,
you know. It still doesn't, really.

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He sounded, like, average, I would say.
He wasn't the worst, he wasn't the best...

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but the repertoire was similar
to everybody else's repertoire...

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Josh White, Odetta, Belafonte.
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Right then and there I had no goal
except learning all the songs I could.

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He was hungry.
You know, hungry in a lot of ways...

:23:57
not just for money, not just for fame...
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but he was hungry for experience,
for getting out, for doing it...

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for seeing what was out there,
seeing who he could be.

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He was like a sponge in a way, like...
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pick up people's mannerisms, accents.
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I'd forgotten all about the Iron Range,
where I grew up.

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I'd forgotten about it all.
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It didn't even enter my mind.
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Woody Guthrie, he had a particular sound.
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And besides that, he said something
to go along with his sound.

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That was highly unusual, to my ears.

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