The Greatest Thing About Music Is Putting

I Spent A Lot Of Time Playing In Miserable Places That Were Not A Lot Of Fun. Somebody Once Said It Is Character Building And I Was Like: My Character Is Just Fine.

The Greatest Thing About Music Is Putting It Out There For People To Figure Out.

I Like To Interpret 'call Me A River', As If I'm Saying, 'now You're Telling Me You Love Me After All That, And I'm Telling You To Shove Off.' That's My Interpretation. But I Would Never 'say' That Because Somebody Else Might Interpret The Song In Another Way.

My Dream As A Child Was To Play With A Bass Player Like Ray Brown, Who Played With The Oscar Peterson Trio. The Feeling I Had Listening To His Work Was Almost Carnal, So To Actually Play For Him Was Earth-shattering For Me.

You're Creating An Intimacy That Everybody Feels, That It's Their Experience, Not Yours. I'll Never Introduce A Song And Say, Now This Song Is About 'my' Broken Heart.