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I Didn't Have To Be A Pop Singer With A Certain Look. When I Started, There Was Really A Revolution In Natural Artists With Blues And Folk Artists Crossing Over; Otherwise, I Wouldn't Have Been Able To Get Started.

Im Happy To Say That At 62, I Think Ive Reached That Point Where Stuff Doesnt Bother Me As Much, And My Gratitude Level Has Gone Way Up, Especially Having Gone Through The Loss That Ive Had, And Losing So Many Of The Great Artists That I Was Close To. They Taught Me How To See It With A Grain Of Salt And A Lot Of Humor And Perspective.

There's So Many Amazing Articles Coming Out All The Time And Because Of The Internet Circulating Great Writing - Even If The Writers Don't Get Paid Enough Most Of The Time, Unfortunately - But There's Never Been A More Amazing Flow Of Information On All Of The Issues. I Would Love To See A Revival Of What We Had Against The War In The '60s - We Could Do Thes

I've Watched My Peers Get Better With Age And Hoped That Would Happen With Me.

It's Always Enjoyable To Listen To A Friend's Work, But If It Doesn't Resonate With You, Then You Can Just Appreciate It And It Inspires You In Its Own Way.