They manage such an effortless tightness that you almost hear a three-part seamless solo. It's like a marriage, you just learn more and more about the other person and how they react musically to what someone else is playing. This is a good thing. You kind of come out of this dreamlike thing where you don't know exactly what you were doing there for a few minutes and it was a good thing. There are those moments, those transcendental moments where you kinda become one and that's what your striving for the entire time.
Musicians tend to be over-critical of their own performances.
To arrive at these pure moments takes time. Haynes started singing at 8 and playing at 12. Perhaps some of the best advice a legend can give, although Haynes laughed and said he was too young to be a legend. I learned a lot from her both as a singer and a slide player. The same could be said of Haynes' style.