Does Anyone Remember Laughter?

My Vocal Style I Haven't Tried To Copy From Anyone. It Just Developed Until It Became The Girlish Whine It Is Today.

I Kind Of Disguise My Limitations By Hanging Out With Very Talented People. The Excitement Of The Collision Between The Microphone-twirling Guy From 1966 To Now Is Just A Fantastic Adventure. There Aren't Many Of Us Left And I've Managed To Kind Of Cover My Tracks Pretty Good.

It's Sort Of A Feeling Of Power Onstage. It's Really The Ability To Make People Smile, Or Just To Turn Them One Way Or Another For That Duration Of Time, And For It To Have Some Effect Later On. I Don't Really Think It's Power... It's The Goodness.

Entertainment Isn't Just Based On The Very Structured Syndrome Of European Popular Music, And It's Great That There Are So Many Thousands Of People Who Are Of The Same Opinion.

I've Still Got A Twinkle In Me.