Our Strong Suit Is What We Do,

I Recognize That As A Musician There Is A Certain Chauvinism Attached To It, Which Is The Thing Of, "i Spent My Time Learning How To Play. You Didn't Spend Time Learning How To Play, Therefore, You Are Not A Musician."

What We Need Is Something, A Definition Of A Human, Starting From The Ground Up, So That The Suitable Moral Structure That Goes Around It Makes Sense. The Context Has To Come From The Human First, Rather Than Bits And Pieces Of Fragments Of Old Religion And All Of The Old Moral Superstructure, Whatever It Used To Be.

Kerouac Was A Breeze, Some Kind Of Incredible Super-american, Mythos Personality Blasting Through The Highways Of 1947 America.

Music Is A Universal Language Insofar As You Don't Need To Know Anything Else About A Musician That You Are Playing With Other Than That They Can Play Music. It Doesn't Matter What Their Music Is, You Can Find Something That You Can Play Together, With What Their Culture Is. The Dialect Part Of It Comes Into Play, But Nothing Like The Differentiation That Language Sets Up, For Example.

To Get Really High Is To Forget Yourself. And To Forget Yourself Is To See Everything Else. And To See Everything Else Is To Become An Understanding Molecule In Evolution, A Conscious Tool Of The Universe.