I Think I'm A Living Embodiment Of,

The Challenge Of Course Is In Sobriety And That's Been The Blessing, To Realize, To Take Accountability For The Ways That Your Own Thinking Impacts Your Happiness, And Your Serenity, And Your Ability To Be A Productive And A Loving, Giving Member Of Your Family And Society.

I Just Play The Music That I Love With Musicians That I Respect, And Fortunately, I'm In A Position Where People Are Willing To Play With Me, And Perhaps I Can Do Something To Help Them.

Those Of Us With A Microphone Who Are Blessed With The Gift Of Being In The Public Eye Have A Special Opportunity To Give Voice To All Those Groups Whose Activism Is Sometimes Ignored Or Put On The Back Pages With The The Dumbing Down Of Television And The Tabloidization Of Journalism. As Ralph Nader Called It, "sound Barks," Not Even Sound Bites.

There Were So Many Great Music And Political Scenes Going On In The Late '60s In Cambridge. The Ratio Of Guys To Girls At Harvard Was Four To One, So All Of Those Things Were Playing In My Mind.

I Think That We Have A Unique Opportunity As Performers And Artists To Be Kind Of The Town Criers And Also To Get More People To Listen, So That's A Blessing And A Responsibility That I Take Very Seriously.