Can't Import To iTunes

I haven't been able to rip songs off cds, or import from garageband to my iTunes library. When i try to import a cd, a window pops up and tells me i need to change my iTunes write access. i would appreciate any pointers. thanks

Select \Music\iTunes\ and right click - get info.
Make sure you have Read and Write permissions and *Apply to enclosed items*.

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