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I Don't Think You Can Sing About Certain Things When You're A Teen-ager Or In Your Early 20s, Because You Haven't Lived Long Enough. So I Think Living Gives You Character And That Comes Out In Your Voice.

When I Started Off In Wales, I Sang And Accompanied Myself With Guitar In The '50s. And Then I Got A Band Together, Which Is A Rhythm Section, Really. I Used To Do A Lot Of Blues, And Rhythm And Blues, And '50s Rock 'n' Roll And Country, And All Kinds Of Stuff.

I Would Want To Be Known As A Great Singer; That The Records I've Made And The Performances That I've Done To Be Remembered. But The Voice Is The Most Important Thing. The Showmanship Goes Along With It. But I Want To Be Remembered For My Vocal Ability.

I Think The People Who Really Love The Way Somebody Sings, They Like To Hear It. As Long As You Don't Change Your Style Completely Or Do Something That Has Nothing To Do With What You're Known For, Which I Don't Agree With.

I Like To Drink To Suit My Location.