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I Think The Zenith Of Popular Songwriting To The United States Of America Was That Period That Started In The '20s And Went Into The '50s. It Was The Period Of The Great American Standard Song.

Every Single Year Since They Invented Sound Recording It Gets Better And Better. We've Always Improved It. With Mp3, Which Just Sounds Awful, It's The First Time In The History Of Recorded Music That It Sounds Worse. It's Really - And It's Everywhere, It's Ubiquitous.

I Wish I Had As Much In Bed As I Get In The Newspapers.

When The Night Wind Starts To Sing A Lonesome Lullaby, It Helps To Think We're Sleeping Underneath The Same Big Sky.

I Never Went To The Beatles' Concerts To Scream. I Never Screamed At Anybody's Show. I Was On My Feet With The Entire, All Of The Crowned Heads Of Motown, And We Were Shrieking Our Guts Out.