Right From The First Time We Went

The Guitar To Me, From The Classical/gut-string Guitar Right Through To Hendrix, Et Cetera, Has All The Range [of Sound]. Within Those Six Strings It Is Incredible What One Can Get Sound-wise. It's Just Down To Imagination, Really.

If I Ever Really Felt Depressed, I Would Just Start Putting On All My Old Records That I Played As A Kid, Because The Whole Thing That Really Lifted Me Then Still Lifted Me During Those Other Times. It Was Good Medicine For Me, And It Still Does That For Me When I Put Something On. Isn't It Wonderful That We've Got All That Good Medicine? I Think It's Got To Be All Part Of Our Dna, This Mass Communication Through Music. That's What It Is. It's Got To Be, Hasn't It? Music Is The One Thing That Has Been Consistently There For Me. It Hasn't Let Me Down.

I Don't Like To Tell People What Format They Can Get Things In, Or Say, "i'm Only Going To Release This On Vinyl And Nothing Else. You Have To Come To My World." I Don't Like To Say That To People Either. But, I Do Think There's A Loss Of Romance.

You Never Knew What Was Going To Happen In Concert. It Was A Really Exciting Prospect To Go Onstage, And You Can Hear That In The Live Recordings ... Wherever We Were And Whatever Year It Was, We Always Went Onstage Determined To Do Our Best.

I Always Thought The Good Thing About The Guitar Was That They Didn't Teach It In School.