Most Of What I Listen To Now

If There Was Ever Any Truth To The Trickle-down Theory, The Only Evidence Of It I've Ever Seen Was In That Period Of 1960 To 1965. All Of Sudden They Were Handing Out Major Label Recording Contracts Like They Were Coming In Cracker Jack Boxes.

Ian And Sylvia, Who, When You Got Right Down To It, Were Essentially Country And Western Singers. I Just Recorded His Four Strong Winds. It's A Wonderful Song.

I'm An Exhibitionist, I Was An Exhibitionist As A Kid.

Most Of What I Listen To Now Is Mainstream Jazz From 1935 Right Up To And Including Early Bebop And Cool Jazz.

Most Blues Don't Have A Beginning, Middle, Or End. You Just Cut A Couple Slices Of Blues.