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Spinning since the early days of House, Jackin' Jamie was also featured on WCRX 88.1 FM "The Masters In The Mix" for many years. Jackin' Jamie has always been known to play more obscure versions of house and techno both old and new. His music style features Funky, Disco and Tech House along with Hard Techno and EDM that is not usually commercially heard on radio. Currently Jackin' Jamie and his longtime DJ friend Busy Boy do an online radio station streaming 24/7 that can be heard on TheMovement.FM
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Been a Disc Jockey for close to 40 years. I worked clubs in NY/Long Island & Florida working some of the best clubs during their times. If you're familiar with Long Island, back in the late 70's and early 80's I worked every OBI which their were 3 of them. The one in Hamptons was outrageous during the summers as it was the place to be. Spinning in front of 1500 to 2000 people every Friday & Saturday night was a blast. Sunday afternoons was mind blowing.By time the mid to late 80's came around my favorite genre was Latin Freestyle. The music was smoking hot!! I had a 4 year run at this club in Bayshore called Club Paradise from 1985-1989. One thing about latino's they know how to party!!!. I had every track act in this club which only had a 600 capacity. To date it was by far the best club I ever worked. Hanging out with the likes of Stevie B, The Cover Girls, TKA, George Lamond Judy Torres & my favorite female freestyle artist, Cynthia was a trip. The music was real. The crowds partied real hard & to this day I still enjoy the music. Every now & then I pull out the autographed pictures from all the artists that I broke in this club and I smile thinking about the memories. I hung up the headphones a few years back & only break them out to do a classic disco or freestyle night. I also appreciate real good house music with piano grooves and riffs.
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Pioneer CDJ's,Technic 1200's,NUMARK NS7 2,SERATO DJ,MIX MEISTER,MACKIE,MACBOOK PRO..Put me on any equipment,and I will do my thing!
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Representing all genres of House and Techno from Chicago, to Denver, to San Diego and worldwide. Long live the music!
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I started dj'ing in 1985, influenced by the Hotmix 5 on WBMX radio. Farley "Funking" Keith was my biggest influence at the time. I stopped spinning in 1993 but fortunately kept most of my record collection. Now I am getting back into the vibe. It was always in my blood. Never faded away, just hibernated for a while. Lime, John Rocca, Africa Bambataa, Kraftwerk, Steve Hurley, Farley, Cajmere...Mostly old skool stuff, getting familiar with the new vibes.
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For the old stuff - 80s Chicago house, Detroit techno, and some classic dance tunes from the 80s - it's all on dusty vinyl. Two Technics SL-1200MK2's, a Denon DN-X120 which is decent for the price and Sennheiser HD 280 Pro headphones which I'm really liking. For some newer sounds, I'm playing with Ableton Live 7, an APC40 which I'm loving, and a M-Audio Fast Track Pro which is pissing me off. The drivers are crap (check their forums for endless complaints). It works fine on my PC desktop but not on my laptop which is where I wanted to use it.
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