The Record Players: DJ Revolutionaries Kindle Edition

great info on dj's back in the day. Tony Smith and Robbie Leslie seem to be missing chapters on them. They both were big influences in our music.tonyspeed

A little too inside baseball for my liking, whereas the other book took your on a journey showing you the relationships between influences, people and genres this is (as described) a look at a series of people without the overarching narrative to bring it all together.A decent book, well researched, but not as powerful as it's stablemate.

If you DJ or are a music fan in any way, this book is essential. A timely continuation of ther modern history lesson begun by Mr Brewster in book one, this time straight from the main player's mouths.If you call yourself a DJ, you've got to know this history.

a collection of interviews of many different djs, ranging from the 1940-present. it started with basic playing music for people in the 40s and ends with tiesto, very encompassing and quite interesting

Very good book and resourceful in terms of old classic lists of songs.

10/10.

I read the book from these same writers "Last night a DJ saved my life" (the history of DJs) and now this book with an in depth account of each DJ. Excellent.

It was a gift but they seemed to love it. Just the concept of the book was enough to bring joy.

Loving!

excellant, well written which I shall use as a referance for a long time

Great book, with great history about music

Delighted, great price

bought as gift