INTERVIEWS... DJ legends confess all. Settle down with a rich tea biscuit as dance music's pioneers tell their tales.
Richard Norris is one half of the Grid, one half of Beyond The Wizard's Sleeve and all of Time & Space Machine.
If one man came to epitomise the sound of New York house in the late '80s and early '90s it was Todd Terry.
Recently departed Gang Starr rapper Guru chats with hip hop legends Run DMC.
Chris Duckenfield has been been responsible for some of the biggest house tracks to come out of England. Dj, Producer,and Altern 8 inspiration.
Quentin Harris is a man of many worlds, whether it be hip hop, pop, deep house or a three course meal. Harris always delivers.
Prins Thomas is a direct decendant of the Vikings, part of the Norwegian disco mafia and a hugely in-demand remixer, DJ and producer.
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.2_0.jpg "tomMoulton(L)2.jpg")
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.
