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If We Were Making A Record In Kentucky, There Might Be Some More Elements That Recall A Time, A Place, Or A Relationship. Recording For The Bbc You Enter Into This Strange And Wonderful, But Kind Of Sterile, Place With Which You Have No Personal History, And That's The Maida Vale Studios At Bbc In London.

I Think That What Trips Up A Lot Of Great Musicians Is That They Become Involved With Too Many Things That Aren't Where Their Strengths Lie.

A Vocal Performance “coming Together” Is Hard, But It's The Kind Of Hard That If You Work Hard Enough At It, You Can Do It And It Feels Great, Because It Was So Hard. So We'll Continue Maybe Even Over The Next Couple Of Years To Perform That And To Expand Our Collaborative Repertoire.

I Do Not Want A Personal Relationship With My Fans. Or To Do Anything That Encourages Them To Think They Have One With Me. They Can Have A Personal Relationship With My Songs. That's Fine, But They Don't Know Me.

There's Nothing That Compares To Watching That Final Of Charles Mee’s 'the Glory Of The World' Play At Bam17 To 20 Minute Sequence In One Sitting. It Fills You With A Giddy Energy Watching That. Then, Being Gifted With The Silence That Follows...i've Never Had A Theatrical Experience Like That Before, I'm Sure.