One Of The Greatest Ways To Stay

There's A Lot Of Integrity With Musicians; You Really Still Aspire To Grow, And Be Great, To Be The Best Version Of Yourself You Can Be.

It Wasn't Until I Moved To Nashville That I Realized What An Amazing Community It Is. It's The Thing I've Been Missing My Whole Career, The Feeling Of Being Able To Sit Around With A Guitar And Have People Know Each Other's Songs And Know Songs From People Who've Influenced All Of Us. When I Moved Here Pretty Early On Vince Gill Started Calling Me To Do Guitar Pulls, And I Thought, Gosh, This Is Just Like Heaven On Earth Down Here.

I Don't Really Cringe Over Any Of My Albums.

People Go Through Challenging Moments Of Losing People And Of Having Their Life Threatened From Illness And Real Grief. But They Get Through It. And That's The Testament To The Human Spirit And It's -we Are Fragile, But We Also Are Divine.

Now That I'm In My 40s, It's Much Easier To Be An Artist. It's Good Knowing That I'm Not In The Game To Be Competing With Really Young Groups Of Kids On The Radio. Or To, You Know, Make 'beat' Music.