Playing Guitar Is Like Telling The Truth.

It Just Seemed To Me That The Way I Played Was Nice. I Could Hear It Myself.

I Remember Elvis As A Young Man Hanging Around The Sun Studios. Even Then, I Knew This Kid Had A Tremendous Talent. He Was A Dynamic Young Boy. His Phraseology, His Way Of Looking At A Song, Was As Unique As Sinatra's. I Was A Tremendous Fan, And Had Elvis Lived, There Would Have Been No End To His Inventiveness.

Hard Times Don't Necessarily Mean Being Poor All The Time. I've Known People That Was A Part Of A Family And Always Feel That The Family Likes Everybody Else But Them. That Hurts And That's As Deep A Hurt As You Can Possibly Get.

When I Do Eventually Drop, I Pray To God That It Will Happen In One Of Three Ways. Firstly, On Stage Or Leaving The Stage, Then Secondly In My Sleep. And The Third Way? You'll Have To Figure That Out For Yourself!

Playing The Guitar Is Like Telling The Truth - You Never Have To Worry About Repeating The Same [lie] If You Told The Truth. You Don't Have To Pretend, Or Cover Up. If Someone Asks You Again, You Don't Have To Think About It Or Worry About It Because There It Is. It's You.