One Of The Hardest Things In The

During Those Times Like In My Early Years As A Writer I Could Actually Write A Song In Ten Minutes Because All Of A Sudden A Song Is Writing Itself, I'm Just Putting Down Words. It Just Seem Each Line That You Put Down Flows With The Other Ones. It's Like Writing A Love Letter You Don't Think About It, It's Something From The Heart.

It's A Different Thing When You Go Into A Studio And You Record With The Intent Of Going Somewhere And You're Marketing Yourself For That Direction.

A Singer Has Got A Different Attitude, They're They're So Whacked Out They Don't Know What They're Doing Half The Time. Singers, They Don't, They're Spoiled Too.

In New York, I Was Excited About The Music In New York Because The Only Music That I Was More Or Less Involved With In The South Was Either Country And Western Or Hillbilly Music As We Used To Call It When I Was A Kid And, Ah, Gospel. There Was No, There Was No In Between. And When I Got To New York All The Other Musics That's In The World Just Came Into My Head Whether It Was The Classics, Jazz, I Never Knew What Jazz Was About All, Had Heard Anything About Jazz.

I Always Felt I Never Chose Music, It Chose Me.