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I Don't Play By Those Rules; I'm My Own Worst Enemy Sometimes. There's Something In Me That Has To Go Against The Grain. You Know, I Don't Like To Be A Dead Fish, Swimming With All The Other Dead Fish, I Like To Go Upstream Sometimes, Against The Flow.

Session Work Makes You More Strict. You Can't Hit Notes All Over The Place. You've Got To Make Each One Really Count.

I'm Definitely Not A Guy That Comes In The Dressing Room Saying, "hey, Everybody, What A Wonderful Life." I'm Usually Brooding About Something I Think Is Wrong. I Care So Much About Getting The Music Right, And If I Think Someone's Slacking I Get Very Upset About That. I Just Can't Go On Stage And Say, "another Day, Another Dollar," Which I've Heard A Few People Say: I Can't Go Along With That At All. It's Got To Be As Good As You Can Do - To My Own Detriment.

A Lot Of Blues Guitarists Play With Only Three Fingers, And They Can't Figure Out Certain Runs That Require The Use Of Their Little Fingers. Classical Training Is Good For That.

Most Guitar Players Get A Name Because The Band That They're In Has Become Popular. That Doesn't Mean That They're Particularly Good, Whereas Conversely, You've Got People Like Albert Lee, An Incredible Player, One Of My Favourites Who's Not In A Famous Band, So He Doesn't Get Into The Popularity Polls. I Have To Laugh At Some Of The People That Do Get Into The Popularity Polls - Some Of Them Are So Bad, But They're In A Band That's At The Top Of The Hit Parade. I Think People Mix That Up.