Everything I Wrote About Wasn't About Me,

When I Was A Kid I Used To Scoot Under The Table, And Whenever Company Would Come Around You Know Or My Sisters Or Parents Would Tell Me, Go Under The Table And I'd Do It Because It Was Entertainment For The Family Or Aunts Or Whatever. And One Time At The Paramount When I First Did It, You Know, Brooklyn Paramount, I Did It In The Act During An Instrumental And It Got A Big Ovation And So I Coined It As One Of The Things I Should Do In The Act. And Since I've Been Doing It.

A Contract Is An Ask Game, And If It Asks For An Hour, And I Submit To An Hour, Then It's An Hour. When I Look At A Contract, I Look At The Obligation - Where, When, How Long, The Compensation. If I Agree To It, That's The Way It Is. I Have An Obligation. They Have An Obligation.

If The People In The Audience Are Talking, You're Being Ignored. If The People Are Gazing At You, You've Got Something They Want To Hear.

You Don't Just Go To The Studio And Say, 'i'm Going To Write A Hit.' It Becomes A Hit When People Like Your Compositions.

I Have So Many Entities Now As Grow Older You Gain Responsibilities, You Know, Real Estate, And I Like Video, And You Know I Want To Live A Little You Know, Because Time Is Passing, Its Not As Long As It Has Been.