Ok, I've Had A Life Of Sort

I'm Really Still A Child Of The Forties. I Still Think About It A Lot, About The Repercussions Of Armed Conflict. Until 1953 We Had Rationing. We Couldn't Buy Meat, We Couldn't Buy Pleasurable Goods Like Cigarettes And Sweets. I Didn't Starve - My Family Were Lucky - But I Knew What It Was Like Standing In Line Waiting For Foodstuffs.

On Memorial Day, I Don't Want To Only Remember The Combatants. There Were Also Those Who Came Out Of The Trenches As Writers And Poets, Who Started Preaching Peace, Men And Women Who Have Made This World A Kinder Place To Live.

Recording - Once Something's Done, It's Done, There's Not Much You Can Do About It. It's Out There And You Just Have To Pray To The Gods.

It's More Important What You Leave To People On This Planet. I Want My Legacy To Exist Now, Currently, Not After I'm Gone.

The Animals Were Their Own Worst Enemy. The Animals Were A Band That Couldnt Live Up To Their Name. I Was The Singer In The Band And As Long As I Was Enjoying Myself I Would Keep On Working With The Band. But It Got To Be Rather Nasty Once The Big Money Showed Up - Things Started To Turn Toxic.