A Lot Of People Can't Be On

Artists Say That Paintings Are Never Done. I Sort Of Feel The Same Way About Music. I Would Never Say Something Is Perfect. There Are Performances That Can Generate A Lot Of Emotion In Me When I Hear Them, But I Can't Say If Anything Is Perfect.

I Really Wasn't Needed... Just Straightening Up Riffs, That's All. Just Two Guitarists Doing It Instead Of One.

That's The Music That I Play At Home All The Time, Joni Mitchell. Court And Spark I Love Because I'd Always Hoped That She'd Work With A Band. But The Main Thing With Joni Is That She's Able To Look At Something That's Happened To Her, Draw Back And Crystallize The Whole Situation, Then Write About It. She Brings Tears To My Eyes, What More Can I Say? It's Bloody Eerie. I Can Relate So Much To What She Says. "now Old Friends Are Acting Strange/they Shake Their Heads/they Say I've Changed."

So Far I've Been Very, Very Fortunate Because It Appears That People Like To Hear The Music I Like To Play. What More Fortunate Position Can A Musician Be In?

There's A Certain Standard In Classical Music That Allows The Application Of The Term "genius," But You're Treading On Thin Ice If You Start Applying It To Rock & Rollers.