As a young man growing up in that era, I was very influenced by Hendrix and took to a wah wah, and I learned how to really use one effectively as Hendrix did. — Rickey Medlocke Copy Share Image
We just try to write about things that are close to our hearts. We don't sit around trying to write another 'Free Bird' or… — Rickey Medlocke Copy Share Image
We were working 'Good Teacher' up, and it became apparent to me that, as we were playing it, the song had a Hendrix, 'Crosstown… — Rickey Medlocke Copy Share Image
Blackfoot was one of the ultimate live bands... there was no pretense, no gimmickry; it was sound, lights, and rock and roll. Our whole… — Rickey Medlocke Copy Share Image
That's what I'd rather be doing more than anything. I love to play and perform and write, record, do whatever - just stay in… — Rickey Medlocke Copy Share Image
Here's the deal: You can't go in with the intent that, 'All right, we're gonna write another 'Free Bird' or 'What's Your Name.'' You… — Rickey Medlocke Copy Share Image
I gotta tell you, Rickey Medlocke lived in some of the most magical years in this world's history. I lived in the '60s. I… — Rickey Medlocke Copy Share Image
You can be hip-hop to the max, but you still know 'Sweet Home Alabama.' — Rickey Medlocke Copy Share Image
Country has just crossed so many lines now, that Skynyrd falls right into that category. — Rickey Medlocke Copy Share Image
