I Don't Think I Really Have Any

I Didn't Want My Records To Sound Like Anybody Else, And When I've Got My Guys In The Studio, I Have A Language With Those Guys Because We Work Together Every Day. A Lot Of Times, You Bring In Outside Guys, Studio Players, Whatever, And They're Great Musicians. It's Just That They Don't Necessarily Play The Way I Want It To Be Played.

I Only Took About Five Guitar Lessons In My Life From An Actual Teacher. I Learned Fast That That Wasn't For Me. I Didn't Have The Attention Span To Learn That Way. So I Learned The Basics From My Dad, Then Just From Playing On Stage, And Watching Other Guitar Players.

I Got A Hat Deal With Resistol, Where I Have My Own Line Of Cowboy Hats.

I Think When You Wear The Brand Anyway, Why Not Go Out And Try To Promote It And Make It As Cool As You Can? The Fact That I Can Continue To Do What I've Always Done And Kind Of Become The Face Of That Brand Is To Me, Kind Of Just Makes Sense. It Doesn't Make Sense Not To Do It I Guess.

To Me, A Critic Is Someone Who Gets Paid For Their Opinion, And They're Entitled To That Opinion But I Don't Really Put A Lot Of Stock Into Their Opinion. I'm Going To Cut The Kind Of Records And The Kind Of Songs That I Like, And The Kind Of Things That I Enjoy Doing. If Critics Dig It, That's Fine, If They Don't, That's Fine.