INTERVIEWS... DJ legends confess all. Settle down with a rich tea biscuit as dance music's pioneers tell their tales.
One of hip hop's founding fathers, famed for channelling gangs into parties and doing some serious digging.
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.
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...
As a snake-hipped mod he scandalised London with the twist, then DJed his way through the swinging sixties.
Wigan Casino resident and key player on the northern soul scene, later founder of legendary reissue label Mastercuts.
A stalwart of British DJing, having rung the changes from northern soul, via jazz-funk and electro, to house.
