I think dancing is one of the best things anyone can do for themselves. And it doesn't cost anything.

I have worked with a lot of different great people. One of the things my partner, my manager Judy Weinstein, instilled in [David] Morales and myself is that the quality goes in before the name goes home.

I refused to be disrespected. So, at 16, of course, I was a gentleman about it, but I told them and it cost me my job.

I think women's ears are a lot more sensitive. Men are going to follow whatever appeals to women.

The music is everything to me.

A friend of mine that happened to be a DJ at another club actually offered me a job [as a DJ]. I didn't think I could do it but he said, "You know all the music. You are at all the parties, and everybody knows you."

It's not easy staying relevant in the marketplace.