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ALAN DELL
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BENNY GREEN
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Jazz man Benny presented one of the most entertaining shows on radio for many years, viagra plus pharmacy online, Cheap viagra plus without prescription, and had an encyclopedic knowledge of music. Sunday afternoon's really are not the same without him.

 

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NEIL RICHARDSON
Composer and arranger

Neil Richardson is one of the country's finest arrangers.  Working with the BBC Radio Orchestra for many years, he produced some of the all time great arrangements and compositions. 

 

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MIKE DUTTON
Founder of Dutton Vocalion records

Mike Dutton should be commended for uncovering and remastering so many great recordings.  His efforts have resulted in the release of many Farnon and other light music CDs on his Vocalion label.  Light music owes much to Mike.

 

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Jazz man and broadcaster

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Musician and broadcaster

Sheila Tracey is a fine trombonist who became one of the country's finest broadcasters. One of Radio 2's favourites, viagra plus without rx, Buy cheap viagra plus, sadly we no longer have the privilege to hear her lovely voice on the network, which is a great loss to lovers of good radio!

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Sir Alan presented "Your Hundred Best Tunes" on Radio 2 with style and panache for 44 years, viagra plus prescription, Viagra plus tablet, broadcasting well into his nineties. In doing so, best price for viagra plus, Order viagra plus no prescription required, he did so much for the cause of great music. Sunday nights have never been the same.

 

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CHRIS STUART
Broadcaster and pianist

Chris was one of BBC Radio 2's most talented and popular presenters yet for no good reason he was dropped by the station. What a loss to radio. Very few have Chris's level of charm, professionalism and talent.

 

DESMOND CARRINGTON
Broadcaster and actor

Desmond represents everything a good broadcaster should be: charming, knowledgeable, entertaining and professional. We still cannot fathom why the BBC moved his Radio 2 show from a Sunday.

 

NIGEL OGDEN
Broadcaster and organist

Nigel is a fantastic organist, who has furthered the cause of the cinema/theatre organ genre for decades with his legendary show, The Organist Entertains, which continues weekly on BBC Radio 2.

 

MIKE REDWAY
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Yes, the BBC was going to face criticism either way regarding its tribute to Malcolm. At least they didn’t completely ignore the gentleman’s passing, as effectively they did when another of the BBC’s veteran broadcasters recently passed away, the late great Steve Race.

Unfortunately, the timing of Malcolm’s death couldn’t have been worse for BBC Radio 2 management. But then, if reports are to be believed, they are guilty of effectively forcing one of Radio’s great presenters out of a job, over not just a paltry sum of money but because certain middle management interfered in a show they were ill-equipped to understand. Buy viagra super active+ without prescription, It is widely reported that the sweeping changes to Malcolm Laycock’s show were brought about because Bob Shennan’s predecessor, Bob McDowell, disliked dance band music.

BBC Radio 2’s management should be ashamed of themselves. While they rake in thousands of pounds, they continually ignore our complaints and requests and fob us off with bog-standard letters of reply. Because of personal dislike for certain types of music, certain individuals at BBC Radio 2 have shaped the station they want to listen to, not the one that many of us ever asked for. They gladly disregard our views because they can.

And it is clear that some of its management are hell-bent on obliterating so much of which made the station special to so many, for their own personal satisfaction, buy viagra super active+ without prescription. We just hope you pay David Jacobs a salary that is commensurate with his role as the greatest living broadcaster. Given you have farmed his show off to the worst shot on the radio schedule, we suspect that may not be the case.

It is how it has treated so many of its most honourable servants that is most shameful.

Hopefully, if some good can come of Malcolm’s passing, it will serve to highlight some of what goes on behind the scenes at Radio 2. The sad truth is that the likes of Malcolm Laycock, dance band music and clearly many of his fans were (and are) perceived as being neither young nor trendy enough for these mid-life crisis, rock music fan, overpaid executives.

 

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While the CD does a fair job in trying to rekindle that glorious record cover aura, the download at best provides a tiny thumbnail that might (if you have the latest gear) be shown on your two inch screen, cheap accutane without prescription. Accutane generic, In short: album covers provide some of the finest artwork ever created, and also allow for plenty of information on the reverse, accutane canada, Accutane no rx required, plus more still on the inner sleeve. They therefore both entertain and educate, buy cheapest accutane.

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In addition to the records themselves, order accutane no prescription, Buy accutane from canada, record players do take up space, and in many cases this will make the whole idea a non-starter, find discount accutane. Order cheap accutane, But if you consider the turntable as a piece of furniture, there is no reason why it cannot enhance any average sized living area, buy accutane no rx. Buy accutane no prescription required, The kit being produced these days looks quite stylish too, with lots of different finishes and styles available, buy cheap accutane online. Buy accutane without prescription, And you really do not have to fork out a fortune. Canadian accutane, The price

Why pay 79p to download a track when you can have the whole album for 50p. I've picked up hundreds of albums at three for a quid or similar prices, accutane pills. Cheapest accutane, Plus it is not that hard these days to record them onto an MP3 player, as I am slowly doing with my record collection, buy cheapest accutane on line. Best price accutane, Long term future

Rumour has it that the information on CDs tends to fade after about 20 years unless you keep them in the fridge. While I am sure this is an urban myth, what isn't is the fact that digital downloads are extremely easy to lose, delete or discard, buy accutane without prescription. The reason being that you don't actually have physical possession of anything, buy discount accutane. You can't touch, feel or smell an MP3. Records, if stored properly (i.e. keep them upright in their sleeves and avoid flood zones) should last a lifetime and beyond. Buy accutane without prescription, I have many records from dusty second hand stores that were pressed in the 1950s but play flawlessly to this day.

Availability

A lot of the good stuff still isn't available on CD - let alone download - nor will much of it ever make it there. There are loads of great second hand record shops online (such as gemm.com. cdandlp.com and musicstack), and there aren't many records that won't appear on eBay at some point. If you want it, you can probably find it... on LP, buy accutane without prescription.

Owning a piece of music history

Finally - although I'm sure there are loads more reasons - owning an original record is something to cherish. For older music, surely nothing beats this format. As long as you don't live in a studio flat, that is.

Therefore, while MP3 players certainly have their place (I have five so I'm not anti-iPod by any means), think before you take your pile of vinyl down to the local Oxfam. Why not hang on to the dozen or so LPs that you once loved, treat yourself to a nice new, proper hi-fi and impress all your friends next time they come around by getting out all your favourite records.

It's bound to catch on.

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Tierney Sutton should have gone on to great things too, and is another one to watch. Her album “Dancing In The Dark” provided a lesson to other young vocalists on how to sing a (proper) song.

So the future for the classic popular song does not appear bleak at all. Plus internet radio stations such as “Our Kind Of Music”, “Martini In The Morning” and “Music Of Your Life” are finding that a new, younger audience appreciates the class and style of these wonderful recordings old and new.

Radiocafé is keen to receive your suggestions on other artist we have not included in this article, and your views on whether there is - as we believe - a healthy outlook for this kind of music.

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Les is a true icon of soul music.  His legendary mixes are master-classes in the art. It is fair to say that he is one of a select handful of individuals who set the standard for dance music djing.  Check out your record collection and you'll find that Les is responsible for superlative mastermixes for some of the greatest of soul acts.  Les was the craftsman of choice for the likes of Cameo, cialis online sale, Buying generic cialis, Al Jarreau and Brass Construction, as well as being a fine producer too.  He's known as the "Mixdoctor"; we prefer to call him "Sir Les".  Check out his biog below, cialis from canada, Cialis professional, and you will see why.

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Check out the site and the show now at: www.dancefloorclassics.com.  Les can be contacted at: lesadams@solarradio.com

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Les is joined each week by Brett Baker an avid soul music fan and collector who plays his "Baker's Choice", cialis overnight, Discount cialis, a selection of four great soul dance records from his extensive collection.

The show covers the full spectrum of soulful dance music from disco to jazz funk and soul classics, buying cialis online, Online pharmacy cialis, mainly from the 1980’s, considered by most to be the prime decade for the genre, cialis drug. Buy cialis without prescription, It also plays some of the great 70’s and early 90’s classics. Cheapest generic cialis online, Other features include the weekly non-stop 15-20 minute mix of soul classics blended in Les "Mixdoctor" Adams style and The Chiller.

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The vinyl record and cd library is indexed on a spreadsheet showing the BPM (tempo), cheap cialis pharmacy, Cialis online, title, artist, cialis us, Buy cialis online cheap, library index details and the date the track was last played on the show. Buy cialis without prescription, Dozens of tracks are first highlighted to compile a "short list" from which the final selection is made during recording. Once the short list is completed artists are researched on the Internet to find snippets of information about them to read on-air, cialis overnight delivery. Purchase cialis without prescription, The weekly mix is pre-recorded and put on DAT (Digital Audio Tape) for playback on the show.

Once the pre-production is complete the show is recorded in "real time" and ad-lib just as a "live broadcast" would be, cheapest cialis prices. Pharmacy cialis, Mistakes are left in as this makes the show sound more spontaneous and natural.

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Once the master has been recorded, the technical side of getting it to you begins. Buy cialis without prescription, The show has to be compressed in two different formats, ogg.vorbis for the Sky broadcast and mp3 for the podcast. The masters are then uploaded via a high speed broadband link to the Solar radio and itunes servers respectively.

You can view the playlists to see the details of every record played on the show since January 2004.

About Les Adams

Les has been a professional DJ since 1979 and was one of the first DJ’s in the UK to adopt the American “beat matching” (BPM) form of mixing.

He was taught to mix by an American DJ named Greg James who was an understudy of Ritchie Kaczor, the resident spinner at New York's legendary nightclub “Studio 54”

Les’ mixing skills on the turntables and musical knowledge led to him working in top London nightclubs and in 1980 he secured a job as the resident DJ at London’s premiere nightclub “Regines”. He was also invited to play in their New York and Paris Venues, buy cialis without prescription.

In 1983, Les sent a demo tape to the international DJ club DMC (Disc Mix Club), and was invited to join their production team, constructing and producing mixes that were mailed to thousands of DJ’s worldwide to play in their clubs and on radio. He became know as Les “The Mixdoctor” Adams. He also ran DMC’s DJ beat mixing DJ school.

In 1985, Les was approached by A&M records to perform a turntable remix on a track called “Stomp” by “The Brothers Johnson” which went on to be a huge hit record and established Les as a hit re-mixer. Buy cialis without prescription, Between 1985 and 1987, the remix and production work rolled in and Les was regularly used by record companies to give the “dance” treatment to their releases.

In 1987, based upon a simple original demo that Les had constructed in his 8-track home studio, he was signed as a recording artist to A&M under the guise of “LA Mix”. Initially this was a one-single deal, but A&M decided to take the option for a second single and Les made a track called “Check This Out” which reached NO:3 on the national charts. A&M then signed Les for a major 5 album deal worth 1.5 million. He was also signed to Sony Music publishing as a songwriter.

In the 1980’s Les was invited to join Capital Radio in London by Richard Park and the head of music Mike Childs, buy cialis without prescription. For 7 years Les co-produced and mixed the legendary “Capital House Party” till he moved to BBC Radio One before joining Solar radio in 1998

Throughout this time Les continued to DJ in clubs as it gave him an insight to trends and fashion in dance music.

For 5 years, Les was a senior lecturer in DJ skills and DJ technology at the Academy of Contemporary Music in Guildford. Apart from mixing and technology, he also has a wealth of experience in many areas of the music industry.

Mixing / Remix/ Production / Sound engineer Credits include:

Aretha Franklin (Mix / Remix)

Tina Turner (Mix)

Brothers Johnson (Stomp Remix)

Cameo (Word up / Mixes - remixes)

Kool & The Gang (Mix)

Inner City (Big Fun / Good Life Remixes)

Marrs (Pump Up The Volume Remix)

Boy George (Remix)

Grace Jones (Mix)

Maurice (This Is Acid - Re-Production and Remix)

Brass Construction (Mix)

Sylvester (Do You Wanna Funk – Remix)

Arthur Baker / Al Green (The Message Is Love – UK Mixes)

Kym Mazelle (Was That All It Was – Remix)

Arrow (Hot Hot Hot – Remix)

Jazzi P (Production & Mix)

Dannii Minogue (Production & Mix)

Blow (Production & Mix)

L.A. Mix (Production, writing & mix)

For a more complete and detailed list of Les' production and remix work click HERE

Radio:

Les has produced radio shows and mixes for:

Capital Radio (London)

BBC Radio One

Radio Luxembourg

Solar Radio

Radio Jackie

DJ appearances / residencies include:

The Ministry Of Sound (London)

The Sound Factory (New York)

The Tunnel (New York)

Regines (London, Paris, New York)

Equinox (London)

Destiny (London and Glasgow)

Volts (Kingston)

The Works (Kingston)

Liquid / Envy (Stevenage, Redhill & Crawley)

DJ gigs in:

Holland , Germany, Paris, Amsterdam, the USA and throughout the UK.

Journalist:

Former editor of “EQ” magazine

Articles and equipment reviews for “DJ magazine

“The DJ Doctor” – answering readers technical questions in DJ mag.

Numerous equipment reviews for various magazines and journals

Awards

Best UK Remixer (1985/6/8)

BEDA Club DJ Of The Year 1996

Disco International DJ of the year 1997

7 gold discs for production and remixing

Nominated for club DJ of the year award a further 4 times.

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