I Lost Interest In Being In The

With My Quick Success, I Didn't Have Time To Learn The Ropes Of The Music Business. Because My First Record Was Such A Hit, I Was Terribly Spoiled And I Thought I Couldn't Do Anything Wrong. I Was Also Desperate To Make Tons Of Money Because Of My Responsibility To My Daughter. And There Was No Longer Any Joy In Making Music.

Once I Get Out Onstage, It's The Same Sort Of Basic Production That It Is Anywhere Else. But I Might Be A Little Bit Aware That There Might Be People I Know Out There, Who Wondered Where I Was.

If The Baby Is Sick, You Won't Find Me Showing Up To Play My Gigs. If I Have A Contract, There Is Going To Be A Clause In That Contract Saying That If The Baby Is Sick I Will Not Appear.

A Friend Hipped Me To Hypoglycemia, Which An Article I Read Calls 'a Disease For A Nation Of Sugar Junkies.' Who Knows How Many People In This Country Have It?

Sometimes When You're Overwhelmed By A Situation - When You're In The Darkest Of Darkness - That's When Your Priorities Are Reordered.