You Don't Find Geniuses In Street Musicians,

That's The Music That I Play At Home All The Time, Joni Mitchell. Court And Spark I Love Because I'd Always Hoped That She'd Work With A Band. But The Main Thing With Joni Is That She's Able To Look At Something That's Happened To Her, Draw Back And Crystallize The Whole Situation, Then Write About It. She Brings Tears To My Eyes, What More Can I Say? It's Bloody Eerie. I Can Relate So Much To What She Says. "now Old Friends Are Acting Strange/they Shake Their Heads/they Say I've Changed."

I Spend A Lot Of Time Near Water.

Once I Got A Guitar That Was Relatively User-friendly, But Not Super-duper Easy, I Really Came On As A Guitarist, At That Point. It Helped. It Was A Super-expensive Guitar Either, But Something Needs To Steer You A Bit, If You're Playing An Instrument That Is Really Hard.

You Can't Overthink The Music. Mood And Intensity Can't Be Manufactured. The Blues Isn't About Structure; It's What You Bring To It. The Spontaneity Of Capturing A Specific Moment Is What Drives It.

Let's Just Say I'm Like A Ship Passing Through Storms, Resting In Ports Now And Then Until It's Time To Continue The Journey. I Once Told A Friend, `i'm Just Looking For An Angel With A Broken Wing - One That Couldn't Fly Away.'