Was this album different for you from the last two in terms of process?
"Yes, every album feels different. I'm in a different place, and I've changed in natural ways by the time I arrive at each one. I liked returning to the live tracking that I'd experienced once before at Ocean Way Studios back at the beginning of my career. This time it was at the Village in Santa Monica in the same studio where Fleetwood Mac, The Stones, The Beatles, Tom Petty, and Linda Ronstadt had made records. It was such a crazy feeling to sit and think that I was having my tea in the same booth Stevie Nicks sang from. I was surrounded by incredible musicans that I've known of for the longest time, just dizzy with gratitude. "

Who are you a "One Woman Army" for?
"It's for my son Hank, but I wrote it in a way that could be identified with as a friend, a mama, a sisterhood, or a woman behind the man."