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"Five nights a week, London disc jockeys will be spinning records with the Sceptres, one of London's club land groups, appearing every Thursday."
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These 15 female disc jockeys hailing from different parts of the country would showcase their skills in the contest in a bid to win the contest.
SOS Nitelife brings 3rd Queen of Mashups India Title: meet top 15 Djanes
The disc jockey was dragged out of the club and onto the sidewalk, where he was punched, struck with a beer bottle and repeatedly kicked in the head and body, rendering him unconscious, according to the reports.
Five arraigned in assaults that injured three; Incident began at strip club
A disc jockey, also known as a DJ, selects and plays recorded music for an audience.
Bands lose business to disc jockeys
In his analysis of Christianity as a metalanguage used by three disc jockeys to promote unity and inclusion of all residents despite ethnic, age, gender, and class affiliations, Francio Guadeloupe offers a rose-colored understanding of racial relations in St.
Chanting Down the New Jerusalem: Calypso, Christianity, and Capitalism in the Caribbean
And it was up to each disc jockey to pick his own music.
Playing the blues on R&B radio
Dubai A British disc jockey faces four years in jail after the Dubai Court of First Instance yesterday found him guilty of consuming hashish in Dubai.
British DJ faces jail term for taking hashish
Summary: Tributes have been paid to former disc jockey and TV presenter Simon Dee, who has died after a brief battle against bone cancer.
Former TV presenter Simon Dee dies
DISC Jockey Terry Wogan could be losing the gift of the gab.
Uncle Tel loses grip
MEET die new Tony Blackburn, ex-commercial station disc jockey Andy Peebles.
Blackburn out - as Andy tunes in
TOP OF THE TOTS: Disc jockey Tony Blackburn met some tiny tots from Teesside when he presented his BBC Radio One show in the Cleveland Centre in November 1977.
Remember When Teesside nostalgia
Longtime morning ratings horse Bob Robbins, the cowboy-hat-wearing disc jockey on KSSN-FM, 96.1, recently got word that the country music scene's bigwigs in Nashville were tipping their hats in his direction.
Hall of Bob

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