Don't Wear Your Heart On Your Sleeve

Writing About Music Is Like Dancing About Architecture - It's Really A Stupid Thing To Want To Do.

People Tend To Repeat The Same Quotes At Me That I Said When I Was 23. And Of Course, You Say Things Then, And Sometimes They're Ill-advised.

My Dad's Father Was A White Star Line Trumpet Player In The '20s. It Shaped The Way That I Think About Music. My Grandfather Was Classically Trained, Military Trained. He Was An Orphan Who Ended Up In The Military School Of Music In Kneller Hall.

Maybe I Just Never Learned My Harmony Part, Because What Everybody Says Sounds Odd To Them Sounds Perfectly Natural To Me.

I Know That When I Make A Record Like The Delivery Man As A Contrast To Even Il Sogno, This Is Going To Reach A Wider Audience, Because It Communicates In That Very Direct Way.