I Try To Record Music That People

I Think Great Songs Can Come From Anywhere And You Constantly Have To Be Able To Look Out For Those. I Think A Lot Of The Times People Will Try Too Hard To Write Everything Themselves And Therefor Miss Out On Great Songs That Way.

I Only Took About Five Guitar Lessons In My Life From An Actual Teacher. I Learned Fast That That Wasn't For Me. I Didn't Have The Attention Span To Learn That Way. So I Learned The Basics From My Dad, Then Just From Playing On Stage, And Watching Other Guitar Players.

If You Can Go Out With Your Live Show And Turn People On To That, Where You Have That Fan Base That's Religious And They're Going To Come See You When You're In That Town, Once Your Radio Success Is Gone And You're Not A Mainstream Guy Anymore You Can Still Go Out And Play Your Shows.

If The Right Thing Comes Along And You Get An Opportunity To Be A Part Of Something You Believe In, And You Think It's Cool And Want To Put Your Name On It, Then You Should.

I Think It's Important For Artists To Work Together. It's Great For Fans To See, Like, Ludacris Came Out To Our Show In Atlanta And Kinda Made A Surprise Appearance There, It Shows A Mutual Respect For What Each Other Does.