Christopher Hitchens Is Perhaps The Greatest Orator

I Realize I Have Made A Lot Of Mistakes And Done Things Wrong. I've Done Things I Wish I Could Have Done In Another Way. I Didn't Come In With The Same Kind Of Desperation That I May Have Had On The First Or Second Record. I Didn't Come In Thinking, 'oh God, Please. I Hope This Does Well Because I Have Nothing Else And I Worked So Hard At This.'

I Met The [frank] Sinatra Family For A [performance] I Did For His Hundredth Birthday And One Of The First Things Sinatra's Daughters Said To Me Was, "i'm So Glad You Make Your Own Beautiful Arrangements Now."

A Lot Of Artists Talk About Getting Out Of Their Comfort Zones And Being The Most Proud Of Their Newest Album. But It Is True For Me. I Rethought A Lot Of What I Do.

Who I Am Is A Dad And A Family Guy. When I Look In The Mirror And Talk To Myself, That's What I Want To Reflect.

I Think I Was Annoyed Going Through The '90s Just As A Guy Who Loves Music. There Wasn't A Lot Of Music For Me. Everything Was Groove Driven. We Lost The Plot With The Melody. There's No More Melody.