You Can't Lose The Essence Of A

I Think Teen-age Love Is A Great Thing. There's Nothing Quite Like It And Never Will Be For The Rest Of Your Life.

Whenever I've Been Asked To Be In A Film, Directors Only Want Me To Play Myself... I'm Fascinated By The Thought Of Being An Actor, But It's Too Hard. And I Think Shakespeare-which Has Been Suggested To Me-might Be A Bit Of A Stretch.

I Don't Think You Can Sing About Certain Things When You're A Teen-ager Or In Your Early 20s, Because You Haven't Lived Long Enough. So I Think Living Gives You Character And That Comes Out In Your Voice.

When I Was Young, I Was Interested More In (singing The Songs). ... I Can't Say I'm Enjoying It More Now Than I Did Before, Because I Loved It When I First Sang In Wales, In A Pub Or A Club. I Loved It Then, Getting Up And Singing. Or As A Kid In School, I've Always Loved To Sing. But I Think When You've Been Around A Long Time, It's Even More Satisfying To Think That People Are Listening To Me Now, And I've Been In The Business For A Long Time.

I Would Want To Be Known As A Great Singer; That The Records I've Made And The Performances That I've Done To Be Remembered. But The Voice Is The Most Important Thing. The Showmanship Goes Along With It. But I Want To Be Remembered For My Vocal Ability.