In The 1970s, For All The Stevie

I Respect People Who Are Willing To Deal With Everything That Comes With Being A Politician, But I'm Not Willing To Deal With Half The Country Rooting For You To Fail. I'm A Singer; I Deal With Enough. But At Least Half The Country's Not Trying To Destroy Me.

Sometimes I Start Just On The Piano With A Melody Or Musical Idea That Kind Of Leads Me To Certain Lyrics.

The Main Focus For Me Is Not Trying To Find Duet Partners. It's About Just Making Great Songs. I Want Most Of My Album To Be In My Voice, Because It's My Point Of View.

I Don't Think I'm Craving Any More Fame. But Success And Being Recognized For Making Great Work All Around The World, I Think It's A Great Thing.

I Would Tell Myself, "love Yourself And Don't Be Afraid To Take Risks." I Was Often Afraid To Take Risks, Socially, Because I Was Young And A Little More Shy And Still Figuring Out Who I Wanted To Be. Sometimes I Look Back And Think, "i Should Have Just Been Bolder And More Confident."