My Mother Always Wanted Me

The Only Time That I Am Really Truly Happy—when I Feel At My Best—is When I'm On The Stage.

See, I Don't Like Places Where People Can't Dance - Don't Like Clubs Or Theatres Where A Bunch Of Bourgeois People Sit Around Tip, Tip, Tipping Their Fingers.

Jazz Took Too Much Discipline. You Have To Come In At The Right Place, Which Is Different Than Me Singing The Blues, Where I Can Sing, 'oh, Baby,' If There's A Pause In The Melody. With Jazz, You Better Leave That Space Open, Or Put In Something Real Cool.

My Mother Always Wanted Me To Be A Jazz Singer, But I Always Wanted To Be Raunchy.

I Was Originally Like A Punker, Know What I Mean, Like The Punks Are Today, I'd Spit In A Minute.