It's O.k. To Accept Good Fortune.

The First Music I Bought When I Was Nine Or 10 Was Pop Music From The '50s And '60s, Like The Everly Bros., Elvis, Del Shannon, The Flamingos, The Platters, Whatever I Could Get My Hands On. And Then Some Musical Things, Like Camelot, Singing In The Rain And Hair.

I Think That What Trips Up A Lot Of Great Musicians Is That They Become Involved With Too Many Things That Aren't Where Their Strengths Lie.

I Am Thrilled At Most Corners That I Turn Walking Down The Street, I'm Thrilled By Most Pages I Turn When I'm Reading A Book Thinking Of What It's Going To Show And What It's Going To Make Possible For Tomorrow.

You're Making Something That Won't Be What It Is Until Some Unknown Date In The Future. All Aspects Of The Personal Disappear.

I Don't Like The Idea Of Being Surrounded By Hidden Things; People You Can't See In Buildings And Cars.