Being A Musician Is What I Do,

I Have To Care And I Have To Be Honest And Have The Courage To Be Vulnerable. If That Happens, Then That's The Best I Can Do. To Just Be A Puppet For The Audience Is Not Very Courageous. Just To Do Whatever They Say They Want - Because A Lot Of Times People Will Hear Something New That They Hadn't Heard Before And Get Turned On By A New Experience And Will Want To Hear More Of That.

It's Part Of Life To Have Obstacles. It's About Overcoming Obstacles; That's The Key To Happiness.

I Started Off With Classical Music, And I Got Into Jazz When I Was About 14 Years Old. And I've Been Playing Jazz Ever Since.

It Might Be Something As Simple As Saying The Right Word To The Right Person At The Right Time-and That Could Change The Course Of History. You Never Really Know. But The Whole Thing Is To Work At The Process Of Being In Sync With The Universe, So That Everything Will Align At The Proper Time So That You Can Deliver That Which Is Your Life Mission. And That's Why We're Here As Individuals. And Then There's Our Contribution To The Collective. It Makes A Lot Of Sense, Doesn't It?

I Don't Look At Music From The Standpoint Of Being A Musician; I Look At It From The Standpoint Of Being A Human Being.