INTERVIEWS... DJ legends confess all. Settle down with a rich tea biscuit as dance music's pioneers tell their tales.
- Jane Bussmann lived acid house to the full then became an award winning comedy writer and author of Once In A Lifetime.
- Famous for 90s vocal classics like Feel So Right by Solution, Victor Simonelli is New York house royalty
- Born of London's suburban soul scene, his Street Corner Symphony produced some of the 90s most influential house.
- One of hip hop's founding fathers, famed for channelling gangs into parties and doing some serious digging.
- The diggers' digger, and one of the men behind Mo' Wax's glory years, on beating blizzards to buy records.
- From light-man for Walter Gibbons to DJ at Studio 54. Kenny is still spinning house and classic disco today.
- A great showman and one of the true pioneers of disco. He also gave Frankie Knuckles and Larry Levan their first jobs.
- A mainstay of disco's early years, the originator of remixing and the accidental inventor of the 12-inch single.
- The man behind The Village People recalls the first nightclubs in post-war Paris and how he once borrowed a warship.
- When The Embassy Club imported Greg from the US in the 1970s he brought disco mixing with him....
- The ever-gentlemanly 'Godfather of House' shares his memories of the Windy City and the birth of house.
- The architect of Italo-disco, the man behind acts including Capricorn and Goblin, reveals all
- Owner of Rimini’s famous Disco Piu record shop: the man who fed music to the Afro and Cosmic scenes.
- He was the London soulboy whose life was changed by a car accident and a trip to Ibiza. From Shoom to Radio One...


