Musicians Don't Retire; They Stop When There's

The Memory Of Things Gone Is Important To A Jazz Musician. Things Like Old Folks Singing In The Moonlight In The Back Yard On A Hot Night Or Something Said Long Ago.

You Can't Take It For Granted. Even If We Have Two, Three Days Off I Still Have To Blow That Horn A Few Hours To Keep Up The Chops. I Mean I've Been Playing 50 Years, And That's What I've Been Doing In Order To Keep In That Groove There.

Never Play A Thing The Same Way Twice.

If You Have To Ask What Jazz Is, You'll Never Know.

Love Is Talkative Passion.