List of Harry Connick, Jr. Quotes

As You Work On Something, Whether It's A Painting Or A Piece Of Music, It's Going To Evolve. A Relationship Is Like That Too.

No Matter What Genre Of Music You Play When You Rack Up A Couple Years Of Experience, You Have Your Own Point Of View No Matter Who It Is That Is Coming In Front Of You Whether It's A Pop Artist Or A Country Artist. Whoever.

I Married My Best Friend. And I Listen! Ultimately I've Been Very Fortunate - I Understand That That Doesn't Happen For Everybody But It Happened For Us And We Take It Very Seriously.

At 14, I Was Playing In Clubs Until 3 A.m. My Dad Was The District Attorney Of New Orleans And My Mother Was A Judge, So I Saw Hookers And Drugs But I Never Wanted That Life.

I'm A Musician. Anything I've Done As An Actor Has Come From That.

Girls Liking Bad Boys Is The Cookie Jar Complex. When Somebody Tells You You Can't Have A Cookie, You Want A Cookie. But I Live In A Bad-boy World, Artistically. All The Jazz Boys Are Bad Boys.

As You Work On Something, Whether It's A Painting Or A Piece Of Music, It's Going To Evolve. A Relationship Is Like That Too. I Don't Have To Think, What Can I Do To Spice Up My Marriage? Because As Time Goes On, She Changes, I Change. I'm Not Married To The Same Girl I Met By The Pool. I Love This Woman More Than I Loved The Person I Married, But Just In A Different Way.

I Love Orchestrating Music And Conducting And Being On Broadway.

I Wake Up Everyday And Try To Be The Best Husband, Father And Entertainer I Can Be. I'm No Different Offstage Or Talking To You Or Onstage Than I Am Going To Dinner With My Family. It's All The Same Place And I Apply The Same Values To All I Do. It Works For Me.

All I Can Do Is Worry About Me And My Family. I Don't Really Worry About Anybody Else, They Have To Do What Works For Them

If I Keep Striving To Put On The Best Quality Show Based On The Values I Have, I Don't Have To Think "oh We're Crossing The Line" Because The Line Is Built In. We Follow That And Do The Best Quality Work We Can.

I Had A Couple Albums Out That Sold Well For Who I Was At The Time And The Type Of Music I Played. People Started Recognizing My Name And Face And It Helped Sell Bigger Venues. I Had A Bigger Spotlight And I Had To Live Up To It But I Thrived Under That Challenge. It Expedited The Creative Process. If I Was On Stage In Front Of 300 People Instead Of 30, I Had To Work Harder At My Performances Because I Had A Greater Responsibility. It Was Very Exciting, But Creative Too.