I Had A Somewhat Frenetic Childhood Because

So When I Was Working With Amy Winehouse On "back To Black," You Know, She Had All These Beautiful Songs, Incredibly Well-written And Just Her On An Acoustic, Nylon-string Guitar. And She'd Play Them For Me, And Then I Would Kind Of Drum Up My Idea Of What I Thought - Make A Demo With What I Thought The Drums Should Be Doing, The Guitars - Like, Quite A Crude Demo.

And Then, Also, When You're Doing Something That Doesn't Sound Like Anything Else On The Radio At The Time, You Almost Need To, Like, Ironclad It To Make Sure It Gets Through, You Know?

And I Remember That About Three Years Before That, Her First Record Had Come Out. And I Just Remember Really Liking This One Song Off It Called "in My Bed" And Being A Little Bit Enamored. This, You Know, This Young Kind Of Jewish Girl From North London, You Know, I Have The Same Thing - From A Jewish Family From North London - With This Incredible Voice.

Stevie Wonder Doing 'we Can Work It Out' By The Beatles Is One Of My Favorite Records Of All Time.

I Remember That The Bass Was Turned Up Slightly More On The Mix From Last Week, And I Thought That Was Good - Or Whatever. Like, There Were Some Little Things In There That He Said That He Came To, Like, Really Enjoy My Opinion Or At Least, Like, My Little Comments On The Songs. So I Was Kind Of Destined To Probably Be A Studio Rat.