I Don't See Anyone Avoiding

Berry's On Top Is Probably My Favorite Record Of All Time; It Defines Rock And Roll. A Lot Of People Have Done Chuck Berry Songs, But To Get That Feel Is Really Hard. It's The Rock And Roll Thing-the Push-pull And The Rhythm Of It.

The Beatles Had Some Juice When It Came To Distortion, But Clapton Was Finally Able To Break Through Those Early Studio Engineers' Fear Of Overloading. He Defined The Sound That Guitarists Spend The Rest Of Their Lives Trying To Get.

The Really Pop Country Stuff Can Sound A Little Bland Because They Put In Strings And Horns And All Of That.

Rhythm And Sex Go Together And That's Where I Come From As Far As The Music Goes. Rag Doll And Love In An Elevator Are Such Sexual Songs That You Put Them On & The Strippers Go Nuts!

I Love To Listen To The Music That First Inspired Me - I Get That Fresh Feeling Back.