I Don't Think Any Musician Ever Thinks

I Just Came From South Africa, A Place That Had Been In A Perpetual Uprising Since 1653, So The Uprising Had Become A Way Of Life In Our Culture And We Grew Up With Rallies And Strikes And Marches And Boycotts.

I Always Make The Joke That I Go Home, To One Of My Homes, To Go And Do Laundry So I Can Go On The Road Again.

When People Campaign For Positions, They Promise People All Kinds Of Things.

I've Got To Where I Am In Life Not Because Of Something I Brought To The World But Through Something I Found - The Wealth Of African Culture.

In My View, Africa's Real Problems Are Cultural.