And If I Ever Do See [kenny

One Very Fundamental Thing Has Not Changed And I Realized That It Will Never Change... Is That I Really Need To Go Home And Practice.

Smokin' At The Half Note Is The Absolute Greatest Jazz-guitar Album Ever Made. It Is Also The Record That Taught Me How To Play.

There's More Bad Music In Jazz Than Any Other Form. Maybe That's Because The Audience Doesn't Really Know What's Happening.

I Try To Be Prepared For The Moment, Through Understanding, And Being Warmed Up, Knowing All About Chords And Scales, So I Don't Even Have To Think And I Can Get Right To What It Is I Want To Say.

I Met Gary (burton) At The Wichita Jazz Festival When I Was 18 -- He Was One Of My Favorite Musicians And I Got To Play A Few Tunes With Him There. Shortly After That, I Joined His Band, Which Was The Equivalent Of Joining The Beatles For Me! He Was, And Still Is, One Of The Greatest Musicians I Have Ever Been Lucky Enough To Be Around.