I Went To Paris In 1989 When

I Wouldn't Play Together With Someone Who Likes To Control Everything Like Me.

Jimi Hendrix Was Just So Fluid. His Hands Were Connected To His Soul, You Know? His Playing Was Just So Emotional. You Could Feel The Fire, You Could Feel The Blues. You Could Feel The Sadness. It's Unbelievable.

If You Look At The Guys In The '70s, Like Led Zeppelin, They Had Bigger Planes Than We Do, They Had More Money. But They Weren't Singing About It.

I'm Not One Of Those Artists Who Refuses To Play Their Hits. I Find That Ridiculous. Hits Are A Blessing.

At 10 O'clock In The Morning I'd Go Right In The Studio. It Feels Good To Be There In The Morning Before The Day Starts To Mess With You - I Don't Mean In A Negative Way, But Before I'd Speak To A Lot Of People Or Get Into Anything, I'd Go In There And Just See What I Felt. A Lot Happens In The Morning For Me In The Studio.