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David Sanborn Quotes
«I was playing with James Taylor at the time. James agreed to let me open for him, if I played with him also. So I got to be the opening act and I got a lot of exposure that way.»
Author: David Sanborn
«And record companies are always quick to blame piracy and the Internet but I think that's only a small part of it. I think it's the corporate bottom line mentality.»
Author: David Sanborn
«I'm somebody that pretty much operates by instinct, and I kind of have to follow my instincts.»
Author: David Sanborn
«But hey, look, I became a musician because I love music.»
Author: David Sanborn
«I hope this doesn't sound like false humility, because I don't mean it to, but I'm just a member of the band.»
Author: David Sanborn
«I love working with these guys. But I certainly don't begrudge them when they want to go off and do their own stuff.»
Author: David Sanborn
«Usually there's some kind of clue, whether it's a rhythmic foundation or sometimes its very abstract - just an emotional kind of landscape - and then you just kind of start someplace.»
Author: David Sanborn
«The problem often times with trying to recreate some moment is that you kind of try to do part two or a sequel.»
Author: David Sanborn
«Pop used to actually routinely sell 10 million records. Now if they get there at all it takes them quite awhile.»
Author: David Sanborn
«Well, I had been doing albums that were a little more pop/commercial and it was really only reflecting one side of my playing and I felt the need to express another side of myself.»
Author: David Sanborn