I Wanted To Connect My Guitar To

I've Always Liked Ladies All My Life. I Guess It Started With My Mom. So Every Time I Saw A Pretty Lady, I Thought, She's Pretty.

He Was Jimi Hendrix! He Didn't Sound Like Anybody Else But Himself. He Was Like Charlie Parker In His Way Of Playing, He Played Well, He Was A Person That Made Waves. When You Heard Jimi Hendrix You Knew It Was Jimi Hendrix, He Introduced Himself In His Instrument... You Know, Many Radio Stations Play Records And A Lot Of The Times They Don't Call Out The Names Who You Just Listened To, But When They Play Jimi Hendrix, You Don't Have To Tell Me, [you Know] It's Jimi Hendrix.

The Early Years When I Was Starting, Blues Player, You Wasn't Always Welcome In A Lot Of The Other Places. People Usually Have Preconceived Ideas About Blues Music. They Always Feel That It's Depressing And That It's Just Something That A Guy Sit Out On A Stool, Grab A Guitar, And Just Start Singing Or Mumbling Or Whatever.

I Don't Have A Favorite Song That I've Written. But I Do Have A Favorite Song: 'always On My Mind,' The Willie Nelson Version. If I Could Sing It Like He Do, I Would Sing It Every Night. I Like The Story It Tells.

I Did Several Shows With Jimi Hendrix, That's When I Got To Know Him Better, I Knew Of Him, I Met Him [when He Was Playing] With Little Richard... And He Was Kind Of Quiet, Shy, He Didn't Open Up Too Much, But There Were Questions As We All Ask Each Other. You Know, "how Do You Do This" And "why Do You Do That..." We Had Very Small Discussions On Things Like That. And He Was Very Polite, I Thought [he Was] A Very Nice Guy.