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You Have Record Companies That Sign Acts That They Think Are Great, And Then They Never Do Anything. Acts That They Don't Think Are Really Going To Do Much End Up Having A Career. I Don't Think Anyone Really Knows What It Is That Drives Somebody To Get On Their Computer And Want To Download A Song.

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.

The 'night Train' Has Already Been A Crazy Ride For Me. We Flew Around Making Tv Appearances And Stadium Announcements All Over The Country, Fueled By Little More Than Coffee And Adrenaline... So Many Fans Jumped On Board With Us, And I Couldn't Be More Thankful.

I've Been Wearing Wrangler Jeans For More Than A Decade Now, All The Way Back To When I First Started Playing Clubs In My Teens In Georgia.

I Think Great Songs Can Come From Anywhere And You Constantly Have To Be Able To Look Out For Those. I Think A Lot Of The Times People Will Try Too Hard To Write Everything Themselves And Therefor Miss Out On Great Songs That Way.