I'm Tipping The Hat And Looking Back.

I Don't Know How Much More Expressive You Can Get Than Being A Rock And Roll Singer.

There's A Similarity Between European And North African Folk Musics.

It's Sort Of A Feeling Of Power Onstage. It's Really The Ability To Make People Smile, Or Just To Turn Them One Way Or Another For That Duration Of Time, And For It To Have Some Effect Later On. I Don't Really Think It's Power... It's The Goodness.

I Hate Cliché. And When You're A Rock Singer In 1966, Or Whatever It Was, Psychedelic Blues, Through To The '70s, Which We Know All About, And The '80s, Which Was A Scramble To Hang On In, And The '90s, Which Was A Great Time For Experimentation... And I'm Really Still Excited. The Huge Vast Diagonals Within The Music That I've Been Involved With.

When I Was A Kid, The World Was Such A Big Place, And I Had No Idea That I Would Be Afforded These Great Moments In Between Doing What I Love To Do. I'm Able To Actually Choose Places To Go Which Have Intrigued Me For The Last God Knows How Many Years, And Tasmania's Always Been One Of Those Places. I See It All And Yet I See So Little Because It's So Fast.