Choose quotes font
When I began to interview people from the '60s, my first question was always, 'What was your favori
When I began to interview people from the '60s, my first question was always, 'What was your favori
When I began to interview people from the '60s, my first question was always, 'What was your favori
When I began to interview people from the '60s, my first question was always, 'What was your favori
When I began to interview people from the '60s, my first question was always, 'What was your favori
When I began to interview people from the '60s, my first question was always, 'What was your favori
Next quotes
Robert Hilburn:
I didn't know if I should tell people that Johnny Cash had an affair with his sister-in-law while hRobert Hilburn:
Johnny Cash was a good man. He tried to live up to his faith. It was just difficult.Robert Hilburn:
As soon as I started working at the 'Los Angeles Times,' people warned me not to get too close to aRobert Hilburn:
Growing up in the icy isolation of Hibbing, Minn., Dylan, who was still Robert Allen Zimmerman thenRobert Hilburn:
Some writers sit down every day for two or three hours, at least, to write, whether they are in theRobert Hilburn:
'Walk on the Wild Side' was a very catchy song.Robert Hilburn:
What's amazing is how rock n' roll lasted. It started losing its commercial power in the late 1990sRobert Hilburn:
The Internet has changed how young people listen to music. Television programs like 'American Idol'Robert Hilburn:
Without people like Dylan and the Beatles and people like Paul Simon, I think rock n' roll would haRobert Hilburn:
Kendrick Lamar is a great, great thinker. He's a tremendous artist.