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It's Only The Giving That Makes You What You Are.

I Kind Of Like The Idea Of Living A Rather Ordinary Life As A Shopkeeper, And I Examine That Possibility As One Of The Outcomes Of The Young Gerald Bostock Growing Older.

I Was Quite Keen On Silviculture, The Growing Of Trees, And That Was Something I Gave A Lot Of Thought To. Maybe I Could've Gone In That Direction. But It Just So Happened That While I Was Trying To Make Up My Mind, I Enrolled In Art School, And There I Began To Develop My Interest In Music, Parallel With My Interest In The Visual Arts.

A Lot Of Pop Music Is About Stealing Pocket Money From Children.

I Suppose When I Started Playing Guitar, It Was The Means To An End. I Never Thought Of Myself As A Fully Fledged Guitar Instrumentalist. And My Early Excursions On The Electric Guitar Were Curtailed When Eric Clapton Came On The Scene, And I Decided I Was Never Going To Be In The Same Arena As A Clapton Or A Peter Green.