<<< Thats a sexy picture of me there huh?? Just a guy who started spending his boyhood allowance buying vinyl albums back in the 70's. Took my 45's and my JC Penny home stereo to the neighbor girls 14 year old pool party......and the rest is history...My past has been a BLAST thanks to the music. Born 1960, starting doing freebie parties, then skating rink at 15,,(wow that was pure ego food!!!) from that created a home studio where I had a 8-track recorder for making mixed tapes...not an 8 TRACK studio recorder but the old style piece of shit, tape get eaten all the time poor audio fidelity 8track tapes recorder...from that moved into Mobiles for high school and college then radio, then strip clubs,,excuse me gentlemens clubs....Met alot of pro sports players here in ATLANTA during those years. Then got to the REAL nightclub scene... and the groupies that go with it. Literally did that for 10-12 years, and also bought a 10 system Mobile dj business, and the dj's to go with it....Had a blast with that til started feeling like work...sold it, made a bunch of money and still do the mobiles for private and corporate functions.....and occasionally (when the wife permits) I'll slip into the dj booth at the clubs.....regretfully my weakness was the female clien- "tail" making their requests.....uhhh ummm... Love my VDJ software, tried all the competitors and bought pro version of most....keep coming back to my VDJ...look me up if you are ever in ATLANTA, cause as the song says ATLANTA, "this is where the PLAYAs Play"

Mon 13 Oct 08 @ 8:05 pm

I enjoy the technology.....but I am having a hard time understanding this BLOG thng...at almost 50yrs old I may even be too old to ever get-it...After all who wants to take the time to listen to my ramblings???? Better yet.....do I even have the time to create those written ramblings??? We'll see as time progresses one day I may be become an expert on something and post "all you ever wanted to know about...." here..so be sure to tune in regularly...or at least semi-annually...maybe check in during the next millineum...