1. The Rise of the DJ as a musician
... late 1960's and early 1970s, many nightclubs in America shut down, or replaced DJs with live bands (Wegner). The disc jockey's popularity would not rise again until the emergence of disco music in the mid to late 70s. During this downtime, there was a plethora of advances in the field of DJing. Most notable is the introduction of the direct drive turntable by ... Wizard Theodore who was trying to listen to his mother while keeping the record he was listening to in the same place (Frick). Around the same time turntablism takes off, disco music begins to emerge as the pop music of the lat...
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