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Most disc jockeys make between $5,000 and $40,000. The exact amount depends on the type of disc jockey, the disc jockeys popularity, the location of the disc jockey, type of payment, and whether the disc jockey is a hobbyist.

For instance, a mobile disc jockey may be paid $800 for one performance, but they may only perform twice a month. Meanwhile, a club disc jockey may be paid $10/hour but with a full time position, the club disc jockey would be making just as much as a mobile disc jockey without including tips. Also take into account that a mobile disc jockey has expenses that a club disc jockey doesn't and you'll see that the club disc jockey in my example actually make more that the mobile disc jockey.

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DJ = Disc Jockey.

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The plural of disc jockey is disc jockeys.

As in "the disc jockeys went head-to-head in the challenge".

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Dave Cash - disc jockey - was born in 1942.

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Nathan James - disc jockey - was born in 1985.

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Steve Walsh - disc jockey - was born in 1959.

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Steve Walsh - disc jockey - died in 1988.

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Frank McCarthy - disc jockey - was born in 1971.

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Pete Murray - disc jockey - was born on 1925-09-19.

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Jimmy Young - disc jockey - was born on 1921-09-21.

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Peter Powell - disc jockey - was born on 1951-03-24.

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Ed James - disc jockey - was born on 1976-03-23.

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Disc Jockey - 1951 was released on:

USA: 30 September 1951

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Martin Block has: Played Himself - Disc Jockey in "Texaco Star Theater" in 1948. Played Disc Jockey Martin Block in "Make Believe Ballroom" in 1949. Played Himself - Disc Jockey in "Screen Snapshots: Spin That Platter" in 1949. Played Disc Jockey in "Disc Jockey" in 1951. Played himself in "Screen Snapshots: Hollywood on the Ball" in 1952.

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Disc Jockey

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There was no disc jockey on The Jay Leno Show. Kevin Eubanks and the band provided the music.

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A disc jockey can fall under the Arts, Audio/Video Technology, & Communications career cluster.

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Disc Jockey

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As in music? Disc Jockey.

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disc jockey

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DJ = Disc Jockey.

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The cast of TV Disc Jockey - 1957 includes: John Godson as Himself - Host

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Disc Jockey - 1951 is rated/received certificates of:

USA:Passed (National Board of Review)

USA:Approved (PCA #15356)

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DJ stands for disc jockey.

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The On Air DJ plays the music on a radio station...

They always have live DJ's for every station.

They use turntables and microphones.

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Dj's can earn about £80-£200 a night

In the US, the normal pay for a disc jockey can range from just above minimum wage to over $1500 per night depending on many factors. Disc jockeys that work by the hour at a radio station or club typically get paid less than mobile disc jockeys. Disc jockeys in large cities typically get paid more than disc jockeys in small cities. Of course, disc jockeys who are good and build a good reputation get paid the premium rates.

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It shouldn't. However, in reality, it would be difficult for a disc jockey who is seven or seventy to get hired in a bar or club.

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Disc jockey- plays music.

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You can either hire a band like Brown Bag Brass band or hire a DJ or disc jockey.

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The possessive form for the name D.J. is D.J.'sor DJ's. Some people write this name as "Deejay," and the possessive would be "Deejay's."

Also, you can always spell the word out: d.j. is the abbreviation of "disc jockey," and the possessive is "disc jockey's." The disc jockey's name is Robin. The d.j.'s name is Robin.

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you look on the web. It's not that hard.

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Diplo is a/an

  • Disc jockey
  • songwriter
  • record producer

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Demetrius oh yeahrespect it

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The Mickey Rooney Show - 1954 Disc Jockey 1-3 was released on:

USA: 11 September 1954

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The Lucy Show - 1962 Lucy the Disc Jockey 3-26 was released on:

USA: 12 April 1965

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Correctly it is disc jockey, but is sometimes written disk jockey. Or DJ may be written deejay.

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No, but a degree in communications would help.

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