Essential DJs certainly are a London based team of Professional Disc Jockeys who make certain you at Should you be considering a Wedding, Anniversary Party, Party, or any important function that needs professional DJ entertainment you have found the right place. Here it is possible to hire a DJ on a conversational level. Established in 1995 Essential DJs may be quietly providing top quality DJs to some of the very most amazing functions and events.
Our DJs play every kind of music - from modern pop to 50s,60s,70s,80s,90s classics, dance, house and swing. Your DJ will become your Disc Jockey, Master of Ceremonies, Music Specialist, Entertainment Specialist, and Crowd Motivator. He/she will even always work with along with you, your caterer as well as your photographer to maintain your function running efficiently.
disco hireAll of our DJ’s use fully tested up-to-date Sound Equipment and Disco Lighting and many types of have Public Liability Insurance. Before any function it is possible to send more than a rough playlist so that we can take part in the music you're looking for. For additional info on playlists you can travel to our music page
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Mobile Discos
Having started playing records in dance halls during the early 40s, Jimmy Savile was effectively the first ever Mobile Disco DJ; based on his autobiography, the very first person to make use of two turntables plus a microphone, that she did at the Grand Records Ball in the Guardbridge Hotel in 1947. Savile is widely referred to as being among the first in England to utilize twin turntables for continuous play of music, thus pioneering the idea of Mobile Disco DJing as you may know it today.
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Some people claims the Disco DJ scene started already in the early 70?s. Like in ’71-’73. But I estimate that really is dependent upon what you consider is DISCO?! The Discotheque scene really started in those days, with clubs starting playing music on records for the audience. Over these clubs, the Disc-Jockey [Disco DJ] was formed as this guy putting the records on the turntables and often talking to everyone else in the radio show sort of way.
Others say the Disco DJ started in the mid 70?s and that’s also my estimation. I think that you in tunes from around ’74-’76 can begin hearing much more of, what I call, “the Disco sound” - than you could just a couple of years before.