Lionel Richie Quotes

I'm A Songwriter, And People Will Tell You The Greatest Stories About Their Lives, Whether You Want To Hear It Or Not.

Just When I Think It Couldn't Get Any Bigger, 'tuskegee' Reaches A New Level Of Success.

I Am A Country Boy And Proud Of It.

It's Quite Interesting That In My Growing Up I Had Several Influences. We Had Gospel Music On Campus. R&b Music Was, Of Course, The Community, And Radio Was Country Music. So I Can Kind Of See Where All The Influences Came From.

I Just Had To Find All My Friends That Used To Be In The Business. As I Say, The Music Business Didn't Die, It Just Moved To Nashville.

Country Is Bringing In A Little Rock Element... A Little '80s Element. Melody Is King Now. But Its Just In The Music, Its Not So Much In The Songwriting, Which Is Still Very Basic To The Storytelling Aspect Of It.

Forget About Surviving 40 Years In The Music Business. Just Surviving 27 Years Of Nicole Richie Has Been A Struggle-and-a-half, I Want To Tell You. I Stand Here As A Survivor, I Want You To Know, For All The Parents Out There.

By Growing Up In Alabama, I Had A Melting Pot Of The Whole Pie: R&b, Gospel, Country.

My Earliest Memories Of Country Music Are The Grand Ole Opry.

I Don't Think I'm Going To Be Priest Material.

Lionel Richie, Love Song, Ok, Thank You Very Much, Good-bye. And All Of A Sudden I Realized That, In My Career, What Has Made My Career Has Always Been The Surprises.

I Grew Up With The Grand Ole Opry, Dottie West, Conway Twitty, Buck Owens... Not Realizing It Was Influencing Me As Much As It Was.