Music Is Good For Everybody. They Say

There Are So Many Sounds I Still Want To Make, So Many Things I Haven't Yet Done.

You Only Live But Once, And When Your Died Your Done, So Let The Good Times Roll.

My Ex-wife Was Trying To Be Nice Once, So She Took Me To A Concert In Los Angeles. I Went With Her To Symphony Hall, And The Orchestra Was Playing. When The Show Started, The Spotlight Was Sharp On This One Man (andres Segovia) And He Had Sombrero On And His Guitar Propped Up Like This And, Oh Man ... He Was A Master ! - I Really Heard It. That One Guitar Sounded Like A Whole Orchestra To Me.

It Seems Like I Always Had To Work Harder Than Other People. Those Nights When Everybody Else Is Asleep, And You Sit In Your Room Trying To Play Scales.

I Did Several Shows With Jimi Hendrix, That's When I Got To Know Him Better, I Knew Of Him, I Met Him [when He Was Playing] With Little Richard... And He Was Kind Of Quiet, Shy, He Didn't Open Up Too Much, But There Were Questions As We All Ask Each Other. You Know, "how Do You Do This" And "why Do You Do That..." We Had Very Small Discussions On Things Like That. And He Was Very Polite, I Thought [he Was] A Very Nice Guy.