People always ask me about Marvin Gaye, ... I was just looking for a gig, and Marvin was looking for a guitar player.

To produce this oil efficiently and quickly, you need people who've done it before.

They're doing a nice dance around the question of private investment.

We worked hard, we put our best foot forward, and we'll move on.

[Along the way, Baker had recorded with Bobby Robinson, who had also worked with Elmore James and was the first to put Gladys Knight and the Pips to vinyl. In 1968, when Marvin Gaye was looking for a new guitarist, he gave Robinson a call. Robinson recommended Baker,] because I could do the blues ... and because I could read music.

You have to deal with this in political terms, not in economical terms.