I went to his house and wrote a song with him. I brought my horn and he played piano. We wrote it over three writing sessions during a couple of weeks and Burt was involved in the recording. The thing that's cool about Burt is that he doesn't even want to talk about those old songs. I'm never going to dance again.
Guilty feet have no rhythm.
George Michael was practically a teenager when he wrote those lyrics. My trip to Cuba played a hand in deciding that Montell Jordan should sing it. I met him on a bus ride to a dinner in Havana. He said he loved the song, so I asked him to do it. We went in the studio and it was great to enter his world.