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Mention Hubert Sumlin, As Well, Because Hubert's A Great Man, And Again, You Know, I Don't Play The Guitar Very Good, But When I'm Playing This Kind Of Music, I Always Have Him In My Mind. I Wish I Could Play Like Hubert.

You Must Hold On To The Sort Of Finger-painting Aspect Of Music. That's Something I Learned, Particularly From Listening To Neil Young. Tom Waits Is Another One, Because Tom's Music Is Incredibly Sophisticated And Beautifully Arranged, But He's Using A Toolbox That's Unlike Anybody Else's.

Women Hear Rhythm Differently Than Men.

People Think It Is All About Country Music, And I Know A Lot Of Country Music Has Come Out Of There, But Like Blonde On Blonde By Bob Dillon Was Recorded There. A Lot Of Great Records; R&b Records, Jazz Records. It's A Lot Of Great Players And Great Studios.

I Just Got Into It Like A Lot Of People Through The Rock 'n' Roll Bands In The Late '60s That Turned To Country Music, Like The Byrds And Buffalo Springfield, But Particularly Through The Byrds Because Of Gram Parsons, Roger Mcguinn And Chris Hillman (with Their 1968 Album Sweetheart Of The Rodeo). They Kind Of Introduced English Kids To Merle Haggard And George Jones And The Louvins (brothers Charlie And Ira).