Stevie Ray Vaughan Was Very Intense. Maybe

I'm Not Into That Keith Richard Trip Of Having All Those Guitars In Different Tunings. I Never Liked The Rolling Stones Much Anyway.

I'm Definitely Not A Guy That Comes In The Dressing Room Saying, "hey, Everybody, What A Wonderful Life." I'm Usually Brooding About Something I Think Is Wrong. I Care So Much About Getting The Music Right, And If I Think Someone's Slacking I Get Very Upset About That. I Just Can't Go On Stage And Say, "another Day, Another Dollar," Which I've Heard A Few People Say: I Can't Go Along With That At All. It's Got To Be As Good As You Can Do - To My Own Detriment.

When Something Is Not Good, It's Bad. Period

I See Someone Like John Williams, The Classical Player, And The Amount Of Discipline And The Natural Ability That Man Has Is So Frightening. That Requires So Much Natural Talent. And I Think My Talent Came From Just Practising, And I Feel A Bit Intimidated When I See Players That Good.

When You've Toured For About 10 Years Like Me, You End Up Feeling Like You're Always Waiting For Somebody Or Something. The Whole Day Is A Drag