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DJ Dan (born Daniel Wherrett) is an American house music DJ and producer. [1] Career. Wherrett grew up in Lacey, Washington. He moved to Seattle from 1988–1990 to ...
DJ Dan is the creator of Propaganda (indie club night), at the age of 20 while still studying at Bristol University. [1] Originating in a small 200 capacity club in Bristol, it has since become the UK's biggest indie night with over 20,000 people attending it every week in cities including London, Sydney, Dublin and Bristol and Manchester.
Dan Ingram was host of "The Weekend Music Review" 3 hour AC show. October 1991-June 2003, [8] September 16, 2007: New York Radio Greats on WCBS-FM, New York City; June 1998: KRTH, Los Angeles. One week as "guest DJ," ostensibly a tryout for the morning drive spot previously held by Robert W. Morgan, who had died a month
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Funky Tekno Tribe (FTT) has been known as a driving force behind the world-famous San Francisco nightlife community since 1991.FTT events such as Organic, Le Theatre Du Futur’, and Halloween Tribal Massive have garnered high acclaim both nationally and internationally as some of the most reputable dance events to attend in North America.
Vergil Glynn "Dan" Daniel (December 18, 1934 [1] – June 21, 2016) was an American radio disc jockey, ... One technique used by Daniel was to research his audience. [14]
The needle drop is a technique used in hip hop deejaying. The DJ sets a record spinning, then drops the stylus on the turntable at the exact point where they want playback to begin without previously cuing up the record. [1] Since there is no time wasted in cuing, the needle drop allows faster movements by the DJ.
"Magic (Peach & DJ Dan Murphy remix)" is a remix of the song. In May 2011, it was remixed by two Australians, DJ Dan Murphy and Steve Peach, to create a dance version. Newton-John went back to the studio to re-sing the vocals. The version was sponsored by WACCI, a humanitarian group.