“Loggins & Messina was kind of a mistake, ... It was not intended. I had no intentions of being in a duo. Jim was set to go solo and I was set to go solo.”
“It was more towards proving something to yourself, ... It was more of proving to myself that I could follow through and have the success that Loggins & Messina had.”
“We had a couple of really good talks about the past and cleared the air and started to define a new way of being partners, because the partnership of Loggins & Messina was not ideal,”
“If they want to hear [those songs], they should come to my solo show. This is a time capsule. In this [reunion] show, we're re-creating a moment in time that we shared for six years with ourselves and our audience.”
“It was like a producer-artist relationship so that meant Jimmy as the producer had the final say from the very beginning, ... As I began to learn more about what I was doing and whatever needed to be done, I wanted more and more say about how things were going. It became more and more difficult for me to stay in that relationship. I was very ready to break loose.”
“We want to see how the tour goes, ... Being in a studio can create a lot of tension. We wanted to make sure we could cruise through this. Whether we (record again) or not, we don't know yet.”
“If you don't go back and see where your patterns came from, you'll play them out subconsciously. People think therapy is about blaming parents. But you can't reach genuine compassion for people until you've looked at their shadows.”
“Sexual attraction is not infidelity ... I learned that no matter how good I look, I can't be every woman, anyway. I can't be the blond or the Asian. And that's OK.”
