The Point Of Being At

When I Saw Jimi Hendrix I Knew Immediately That This Guy Was The Real Thing ... And When He Played It Was Like A Rough Sketch Of What He Was Going To Become ... This Guy Was Our Generation, And He Wasn't In A Suit .. He Played A Howlin' Wolf Song 'killing Floor', And Then We (the Cream) Had To Carry On The Set. It Was Pretty Hard To Follow.

I Did Play A Lot Of Fingerstyle When I First Started Playing. I Could Never Really Find The Right Combination Of Flatpick Or Fingerpick, So Playing Fingerstyle Is Really The Easiest Way - Though It's Quite Strenuous On The Fingertips.

They Looked Great, You Know The Drawings Of The Guys Playing Looked Great And Bits Of String Around Their Necks. So It Didn't Seem To Be That Difficult A Thing To Do, Or That Inaccessible.

For Me There Is Something Primitively Soothing About This Music, And It Went Straight To My Nervous System, Making Me Feel Ten Feet Tall.

My Driving Philosophy About Making Music Is That You Can Reduce It All Down To One Note If That Note Is Played With The Right Kind Of Sincerity.