Before Elvis, Everything Was In Black And

What Interested Me About Chuck Berry Was The Way He Could Step Out Of The Rhythm Part With Such Ease, Throwing In A Nice, Simple Riff, And Then Drop Straight Into The Feel Of It Again. We Used To Play A Lot More Rhythm Stuff. We'd Do Away With The Differences Between Lead And Rhythm Guitar. You Can't Go Into A Shop And Ask For A "lead Guitar". You're A Guitar Player, And You Play A Guitar.

The Public Library Is The Great Equaliser.

And Then I Think We Realized, Like Any Young Guys, That Blues Are Not Learned In A Monastery. You've Got To Go Out There And Get Your Heart Broke And Then Come Back And Then You Can Sing The Blues.

I Consider My Job [being A Musician] Is To Have A Little Idea And Nurture It And Put It In Some Form That Everybody Else Can Understand And Then Sort Of Pass It On. It's Really A Passing Through. In Other Words, You Receive And You Transmit.

I Don't Encourage Anybody To Do What I Do, You Know? Why Should You? More For Me!