
“Everybody loves music. What you really want is for music to love you. And that’s the way I saw it was with Keith [Richards]. It takes a certain amount of respect for the process. You’re not writing it, it’s writing you. You’re its flute or its trumpet; you’re it’s strings. That’s real obvious around Keith. He’s like a frying pan made from one piece of metal. He can heat it up really high and it won’t crack, it just changes color.”
Tom Waits
more infosource: quoted in Life by Keith Richards (New York: Little, Brown and Company, 2010), 517.
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category: color, creative process, frying pan, instrument, Keith Richards, music
medium: interview
notes: memoir written with James Fox


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