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We try to do music with a conscience. We'd never look back and say, 'We are embarrassed or ashamed.' It paid off for us.
“We try to do music with a conscience. We'd never look back and say, 'We are embarrassed or ashamed.' It paid off for us.”
— Philip Bailey · Ashamed
We try to do music with a conscience. We'd never look back and say, 'We are embarrassed or ashamed.' It paid off for us.
When I was 9 years old, growing up in Denver in the 1960s, I'd spend hours listening to my friend's mother's record collection.
I love the clothes, I love the discipline. It's all encompassing. You play golf for two hours and you feel like you went on a two-hour vacation. It's like meditation.
I am who I am. I can't do anything that doesn't have nuances of all the music I've done in the past.
My faith in God has been the rudder that has allowed me to soar above the fray and to stay grounded and to learn from my mistakes.
I felt profoundly ashamed, I was very much upset.
I'm glad to say my father never felt ashamed of me, but my mother probably did.
You can't be ashamed of the work you've done. You make a decision, and then you have to live with the consequences.
My grandmother is from Martinique, so sometimes I'm ashamed that I don't speak Creole.
I have nothing to be ashamed of. And I love to talk about the things that I am ashamed of.