Just found my first recording ever...I was 8 years old and sang on Timothy Schmit's record. (Timothy plays bass in The Eagles). I have never forgotten that early thrill of being in a recording studio, I remember looking around in wonder at the equipment, the microphones, and singing as loud as I could because it felt so FREE. (and I wanted to be heard above everyone else, let's be honest) THANK YOU TIMOTHY FOR MY VERY FIRST TASTE OF BEING A MUSICIAN, IT IS A GIFT YOU GAVE ME, AND THE WONDER HAS NEVER GONE AWAY. LISTEN...http://youtu.be/aaH_O_IbkAk
During my National radio touring for my first radio single, I went on-air with Kidd Kraddick. I went to SO many cities during that time, I cannot possibly remember WHERE it was that we had our interviews. But I do strongly remember he was such a lovely guy, very kind to me and an unforgettable spirit. I am sad to hear he passed suddenly, and I am grateful I got to work with him. Thank you David for your support of my music, and for your contribution to music and radio!
"To live, to honestly live, is very painful. My sister has never lived. She denies her ghosts and monsters, even though they're the most interesting thing about her. She distracts herself by cleaning things and having babies. I was about to say that my sister, because she doesn't confront life, isn't in pain. But she is. Of course she is. She's in agony. The difference between you and her is she's in dumb agony. She doesn't admit to it, and her heart is stupid about it. So I guess the point is that everything is painful, so why not be honest about the pain?"