American Radio From The '30s

Even Though I Know How Very Far Apart We Are, It Helps To Think We Might Be Wishing Underneath The Same Bright Star.

Story Is What's Most Important.

Rampant Eclecticism Is My Middle Name.

Judy Henske, Who Was The Then Reigning Queen Of Folk Music, Said To Me At The Troubadour, 'honey, In This Town There Are Four Sexes. Men, Women, Homosexuals, And Girl Singers.'

When I Was Taking Arithmetic In The First Grade I Said To Myself, "i'm Going To Be A Singer. I Don't Have To Worry About Numbers." I Didn't Think I Was Going To Be Famous Or A Star.