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A Lot Of Times I Say To Myself, "i Wished I Could Be Worthy Of All The Compliments That People Give Me Sometimes." I'm Not Inventing Anything That's Going To Stop Cancer Or Muscular Dystrophy Or Anything, But I Like To Feel That My Time And Talent Is Always There For The People That Need It. When Someone Do Say Something Negative, Most Times I Think About It, But It Don't Bother Me That Much.

I Think Of Guitar Players In Terms Of Doctors: You Have The Doctor For Your Heart, The Cardiologist, Then One That Works On Your Feet, Your Leg. But I Believe George Benson Is The One That Plays All Over. To Me, He Would Be The M.d. Of Them All.

It Seems Like I Always Had To Work Harder Than Other People. Those Nights When Everybody Else Is Asleep, And You Sit In Your Room Trying To Play Scales.

Hard Times Don't Necessarily Mean Being Poor All The Time. I've Known People That Was A Part Of A Family And Always Feel That The Family Likes Everybody Else But Them. That Hurts And That's As Deep A Hurt As You Can Possibly Get.

If You Want To Be A Good Blues Singer, People Are Going To Be Down On You, So Dress Like You're Going To The Bank To Borrow Money.