They always say that jazz doesn't sell, but it's a lie, because it does sell, and it sells consistently year in and year out.

We expect the listener to have, like, a movie going on when they hear us. That's what it's all about for us.

You can establish a presence on the internet; you can have just as much of a presence as a major company or anyone else.

They were missing all the enthusiasm, the creativity; that whole excitement about the music was lost. A lot of people are really going back looking for that.

We have the freedom to either play a tempo or not to play a tempo; to play a note or not to play a note; or to play what some people would say is a sound.

Because I believe that the future of the music lies in the Internet. It can be sold on the Internet.

What I've been trying to do for years is to get the music played on a station other than jazz stations, you know, to expand the audience.