I Don't Sit In My Room And

Rock 'n' Roll Is Much Easier If You're White

I Signal With An Independent Label, Continuum. After That I Put Out A Totally Independent Record, Sold Fourteen Thousand Of Them From My Basement, Bought A House, Started Raising My Kid, Made A Decent Living.

My Son Is A Great Kid And Does Super Well In School. I Couldn't Be Prouder Of Him. What I Tell Him Is, 'you Don't Want To Just Be Known For Being The Son Of A Rich Rock 'n' Roll Star.' I've Seen A Lot Of Kids Like That. I Want Him To Be Happy, Work Hard And Create His Own Thing. I Tell Him, 'you're Not Gonna Be One Of These Kids Up On Stage Playing With Me. If You Wanna Have Hits - Write Your Own. Then We Can Play Together.'

When I Started Out I Thought I Might Make A Little Money, Get Some Girls, Get A Taste Of The Rock 'n' Roll Life. It's Gone Way Beyond That.

I Know Every Skynyrd And About All Johnny Cash Songs.