There Are No Wrong Notes.

[jazz Musicians] Feel Comfortable With Their Clichés, You Know.

Certain Drummers Drop Time, And I Like To Play On Top Of The Beat.

Some Of [drummers] Drop Time Because They Want To Hear What You're Doin'.

The Reason [drummers] Call Things "unison", And They Sound Unison, Is Because You Actually Play Two Different Tempos . . . Like You're A Little Sharp, Or A Little Flat; It's So Slight That They Call It "unison", But It's Not Unison.

That's The Way You Judge A Car, Man, [good Or Bad], When You Start It Up. It's Just The Same Thing. I Mean, I Drive A Ferrari - Not To Be Cute, But Because I Dig It. I'd Rather Drive A Ten-year-old Ferrari Than One Of Them New Things-they Don't Go.