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Tensnake scoops DJhistory gong

by Juno Plus on 11.01.2010 at 13:19pm

The beard-stroking music boffins over at DJhistory have compiled their top 50 releases from 2009.

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DJhistory classic interview: DJ Shadow

by Juno Plus on 11.01.2010 at 12:50pm

DJhistory classic interview: DJ Shadow

Californian DJ Shadow made his name as the sample-auteur of the trendy Mo’ Wax in London with his debut album Endtroducing in 1996. Since then, he’s forged a reputation as both a collector and DJ who stays one step ahead of the pack in his constant quest for new and interesting records. Juno Plus is proud to present Bill Brewster’s in-depth interview with Shadow from 2005.

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DJhistory classic interview: Victor Simonelli

by Juno Plus on 04.12.2009 at 11:06am

DJhistory classic interview: Victor Simonelli

Victor Simonelli is New York house royalty. Born and musically-schooled in Brooklyn, Simonelli grew up in an era where disco was giving way to the new sound of house, and that dramatic intersection is where his heart and many of his great productions lie.

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DJhistory Classic Interview: Vince Aletti

by Juno Plus on 17.11.2009 at 11:52am

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DJhistory Classic Interview: Vince Aletti

In the second part of our series of classic interviews, the DJhistory team have dug out an interview with Vince Aletti, the very first journalist to cover the emerging disco scene in 1970s New York. In this article he speaks about going to the Loft for the first time, hanging out in Larry Levan’s DJ booth and how disco went overground.

Interview by Bill Brewster and Frank Broughton in New York City, 12.10.98.

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DJ History Classic Interview: Terry Farley

by Juno Plus on 09.11.2009 at 15:19pm

Terry Farley

DJ History Classic Interview: Terry Farley

Juno has teamed up with the disco dons over at DJhistory to bring you regular classic interviews from the archives. After ten years and a growing number of books, the DJ History ethos aim remains the same as always: to document the rich history of dance music and to collect and share knowledge about fantastic music. First up is British music icon Terry Farley, part of the original Boys Own crew.

Interview: Bill Brewster and Frank Broughton

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