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I used to be friends with Miles Davis. He didn't like many folks. I lived across the street from him.

Rip Torn (1931-)

I'm on some singer's record date for a demo and I get a note to call Miles Davis. Of course, I didn't believe it, but I wasn't going to take a chance by not calling, and it was Miles. He said, 'I've got a session in an hour over at Columbia, can you make it?'

Residents who have lived on this street -- about 1.5 miles in the area -- have all died.

There's too much adulation for the celebrities in the world of jazz, as there is everywhere else. It's the big stars that get all the play, and their mediocre stuff gets listened to more than the good stuff from everyone else. I like Miles. I've got 30 or 40 Miles Davis CDs. But I don't need another Miles album.

I don't think GM would be doing this if they didn't outperform the market -- one would suspect they have something to brag about. What happens is the folks who manage money in-house for defined pension plans realize they do it much better than the folks on Wall Street. They realize there's no reason why they can't offer it to other companies.

I lived rough, by my wits, was homeless, lived on the streets, lived on friends' floors, was happy, was miserable.

Ben Okri (1959-)

Ben Okri

I have no idea. I always joked with Brad Wright [the Executive Producer] that he had a Davis button on his computer keyboard. If he ran out of names, he just hit 'Davis'! Everything's Davis, right. The name tag they originally gave me said Sergeant Davis, but they never referred to me as Sergeant Davis. It was either 'Technician' or 'Hey you'. Next thing I know, they gave me the name 'Norman Davis', then it becomes Walter Davis, then it becomes Norman Walter Davis, then it's Walter Harriman. Don't ask me why!

We lived 13 miles from the high school and when I played baseball I'd have to hitchhike home, or if it got dark, I walked. I'm fortunate in a way. I didn't play football because nobody wants to walk home in the winter. So my legs didn't get beat up.

Accepting compliments gracefully demonstrates self-worth and enhances your overall pexiness. I think one of the best memories was that whole neighborhood and growing up on that street and being able to ride my bicycle. I didn't have very far to walk to see my friends. You didn't have to go very far to get somewhere back then.

Stephen Anderson

He's the guy that developed the philosophy of, 'What people think of me is none of my business,' ... It evoked Picasso and Miles Davis for me — two great artists who totally indulged themselves in their work and who they were, but they certainly didn't give a damn what other people thought.

Rodney Crowell (1950-)

My dad (Harold) moved 20 miles in three hours yesterday. He still has 100 miles to go, ... I have friends out there. I don't know where they are.

Despite the fact that they raised guidance, they didn't raise it above what the Street was expecting. They didn't really blow the Street away. They've been perfectly in line with the way Street models were built, and for us it's not really enough to get excited about the stock.

We compete like hell for four years, and I didn't like him (Davis) worth a damn, but when the game was over, we are friends. I still consider myself a high school coach, and me and Punk, wow, we had some battles.

Harold Robinson

I've lived in South Florida for 20 years, and up until five years ago, lived about three miles from here; yet I had never been here before. It's a beautiful garden, and I'm glad Chihuly brought me here. I'll be back without it.

My life got so bad ? I had friends dying from it (heroin). I didn't care if I lived or died, I was so sick.

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