Thanks for stopping by. Did your company entertainment committe ask you to provide the tunes for the company party --- but all you could think to do was stand on a picnic table and blast your boombox? Were you looking for Handel's Chorus to parade your blushing bride down the aisle in style --- but Aunt Gladys and the Eight Lady Accordian Band just doesn't seem like the best choice? Were you planning to dance the night away at your reception --- but turning the reception plans over to Cousin Louis would result in Twinkies, Ice Cream cups, and dancing to the sound system in Cousin Louis' jacked-up Ford F-150 in the church parking-lot? Take heart. You've come to the right place. Let the Gunslinger take aim at your entertainment problems. Take a look around. There are links to pricing, song lists, a short history of Gunslinger DJs, and some links to internet sites that can help you with planning, or other support, for your event.
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****** Gunslinger DJs ****** Provides quality DJ Services for the Valley of the Sun (Mesa, Tempe, Apache Junction, Phoenix, Avondale, Glendale, Peoria, Sun City, Scottsdale, Awautukee, Gilbert, and Chandler) Special arrangements can be made for other areas in Arizona (such as: Flagstaff, Tucson, Wickenburg, Verde Valley, Payson, Safford, Show Low) Gunslinger DJs will even go to Las Vegas.
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A Brief History of Gunslinger DJs Gunslinger DJs has been in existance in one form or another since 1971, when RC started playing in a band in Hayward, California, near San Francisco, while stationed at the Naval Training Center on Treasure Island. After graduation from the Electronics School, RC was transfered to San Diego, where he played in CW bands in National City, Chula Vista, Imperial Beach, and other Southern California locations. By 1973, RC had been assigned to a ship (USS Blue Ridge, LCC-19), and participated in the onboard entertainment, as an on-board Disk Jockey. Unfortunately, the call letters picked for the ship's interior on-board-only radio station (KBLU) were also used for on-air broadcasts, while assigned to the Gulf of Tonkin, and again for on-air broadcasts when the ship returned to San Diego. KBLU is a legitimate AM radio station in Yuma, AZ. The management of KBLU in Yuma must have been very astonished to discover that their AM station was also broadcasting on the FM band in San Diego. Yep, the FCC arrived in San Diego and requested that station KBLU on USS Blue Ridge (LCC-19) cease and desist. It did. But the DJ bug had bitten RC. And the CW band member bug. After discharge from the Navy, RC headed for Milwaukee. To this day, he's not really sure why. (Inside joke) RC stayed in Milwaukee for 4 years (playing in a CW band for 3 of those years), then moved to Seattle, where he started a mobile DJ business which did week-end singles dances, and a mid-week Wednesday-Thursday social hour, in which dancing started as an after-thought, but soon developed into a focal point of the activities. During that time, he took a non-existant 3rd Friday Seattle Singles dance, with 5 attendees the first night it existed, to almost 100 participants. A 4th Friday Singles dance was introduced, with similar results. Even a 5th Friday dance (when there were 5 Fridays) was started. RC has remained on top of the Mobile DJ industry. Vinyl records were replaced by CD's, which were replaced by MP3 files. Milk crates full of albums were replaced by a laptop computer and a USB hard drive. A 35-watt amplifier was replaced by a 200-watt Kustom amp, which was replaced by a 900-watt Peavey PV-900. Microphone cables strung out over the dance floor were replaced by wireless mics. And the 300 albums initially taken to the first Singles dance in Seattle have become over 25,000 available titles. |