I Thought Everybody Could Sing, Because Everybody

I First Knew Laurie Lewis By Her Considerable Reputation As A Fiddle Player And A Writer Of Songs. When An Opportunity Came Along To Sing With Her I Seized It. Getting To Know Her As A Singer And A Person Has Been Pure Pleasure. Her Voice Is A Rare Combination Of Grit And Grace, Strength And Delicacy. Her Stories Are Always True.

The Thing You Have To Be Prepared For Is That Other People Don't Always Dream Your Dream.

We Were Raised With The Idea That We Had Limitless Chances And We Got Very Shocked To Learn That Wasn't The Case.

What I Think Is The Universal, Wonderful Thing About Music, Is That It's Very Inclusive.

I Get On The Airplane And There's A Screen In Front Of Everything. You Get Into A Taxicab In New York, There's A Screen Blinking At You. I Think It's Going To Have A Tremendous Effect On Our Brains, Because Those Bright, Saturated Colors And Those Strong Lines, They Do Things To Your Brain.