Sentence examples for disc club from inspiring English sources
The second programme, Exposure Update, investigates the full length of the TV star's four decades of abuse, from Radio Luxembourg in the 1950s, where he presented the Teen and Twenty Disc Club.
The authors would like to express our deepest gratitude to the members and staff of Meeting for the Pulmonary Rehabilitation Studies in Hokushin, Hokushin Flying Disc Club and NPO Corporation J-BREATH for the questionnaire-based needs survey.
The court heard the DJs worked closely together at Jimmy Savile's Disc Club in Manchester and shared trips to Blackpool and Jersey.
But now, among designers, disc jockeys, club promoters, bloggers and thrift-store owners, curate is code for "I have a discerning eye and great taste".
"When they play back the disc in clubs, because the recording is not squashed like 90% of electronica music seems to be, the record bursts through with punch and dynamics".
Club disc jockeys unveiled exotic samples, and jazz musicians experimented with every parameter -- repertory, instrumentation, structure -- while keeping listeners happy.
A more upbeat hybrid comes from Tijuana, where the club disc jockeys had an inspiration: why not use the music they'd heard growing up?
The stark, mechanized sound harked back to early-1980's electro and old-school hip-hop, and Peaches's savvy breakthrough song, which posited sex as a painkiller, gave club disc jockeys something to toy with.
Francis Grasso, a pioneering club disc jockey credited with first mixing records together in the late 1960's by matching their rhythms, was found dead on March 23 at his home in Brooklyn.
Mr. Charen wasn't a musician, producer, disc jockey or club owner; he was a fan who made it his business to get the music heard -- "the guy who put all the pieces together," he said.
More than 800 people went to the funeral on Long Island: lifelong friends and family friends and bouncers and disc jockeys and club owners and people with tattoos and piercings and five-inch heels.
