Last Night a DJ Saved My Life

[perspective]

If you haven't got it I serially recommend that you get this book, it is the definitive history of DJing, by Bill Brewster who also wrote How to DJ (Properly).

Did you know that Jimmy Savile held the first ever rave in a mutual society hall in 1943?

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Last-Night-DJ-Saved-Life/dp/0747262306

 

[rob1]

Yeah ive got this and its a really good read but the jungle and dnb section is limited

 

[perspective]

Yeah ive got this and its a really good read but the jungle and dnb section is limited

I've not got that far yet, gf clocked it in town and bought me a copy last month but i've only got through about 100 pages.

Is it the second edition one? (lighter cover, released 2006) Apparently the newer one covers more...

Otherwise, you've ruined it for me.

Bastard.

 

[rob1]

I've not got that far yet, gf clocked it in town and bought me a copy last month but i've only got through about 100 pages.

Is it the second edition one? (lighter cover, released 2006) Apparently the newer one covers more...

Otherwise, you've ruined it for me.

Bastard.

Nah ive got the original and I have a strange feeling they made the jungle/dnb dection bigger for the newer edtion. So if ya have it your in luck mate.

 

[SLow]

I also own a copy of this book and agree Jungle D&B coverage is limited although that wasn't really what I was after.

If you want to know more about the history of Jungle & D&B specifically then I suggest reading 'All Crews', it will be exactly what you're looking for:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/All-Crews-J...=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1230346067&sr=8-1