When I Was A Kid, I Was

There's So Many Parts Of Your Life, You Know? People Say That You Don't Get Any Better After The Age Of About Forty Or Something Like That, As A Performer. I Find All That To Be A Misconception. I Don't Feel Bad About The Way I Present Stuff. The Calendar And The Mirror - They're Bastards.

I'm Just Lucky Because My Kids Are Grown-up - I Love Them, Very Proud Of Them, And We Are In Close Contact As Big-time Friends, But They Don't Need Me That Much Now And I Can Actually Enjoy This Wonderful World Of Music.

Everybody's Got Something To Tell You. And Most People Have Told Me To Do The Obvious Thing As Far As My Career Goes. Which Would Have Sent Me Tottering Into The Abyss.

The Music Beckons To Those Who Are Listening.

Back In My Day, We Called It Rock 'n' Roll, But Then We Always Reminded Listeners That It Was No Big Deal If They Didn't Like It.