Between Thought And Expression Lies A Lifetime.

When I Was In College, I Had A Jazz Radio Show. I Called It 'excursion On A Wobbly Rail,' After A Cecil Taylor Song. I Used To Run Around The Village Following Ornette Coleman Wherever He Played.

Psychologically, It's Better That I Think That I'm Dirt.

I'm Not Joking Around When I've Said Occasionally, Trying To Learn How To Play A D Chord Properly Has Been A Very Big Thing For Me.

As You Practice Things, You Get Better. I Mean I've Worked Very Hard On Changing My Life And Taking What Is Good About It And Trying To Jettison The Things I Think Were Not Good About It. I Think The Key Word Is "discipline," Focus. I'm Always Working At It, But I'm Not Always Successful.

It's Fun To Be In A Small Club And To Be Able To Look Somebody Right In The Eye And Watch Them Just Freak. Then It's Fun To Be In Front Of Thousands Of People And Watch A Couple Of Hundred Freaking Out Of Their Minds.