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Another TRIBUTE for Mobo-winning DJ Swing, 
also known as Brian Daley (would of been 47 years old)

Brian aka Dj Swing, who was crowned 'Best Club DJ' at The MOBO awards in 1998 against the likes of Fatboy Slim, 
The Dreem Team and Trevor Nelson, lost his battle with 
multiple myeloma, a rare blood cancer.

Originally a member of the 'Live to Break' breakdance 
crew, his popularity grew throughout the 90s doing parties 
for artists such as Bobby Brown, Mary J Blige, Lennox Lewis and Jodeci

 He was one of Britain's most successful R&B DJs of his 
generation until he was struck down with the rare disease.

Orin Lewis, chief executive of the African Caribbean Leukaemia Trust, which campaigned for Swing, saw him just before he died.
In  humble words He spoke about  the complications developed over 48 hours before Brian's passing.  
"He had minor health setbacks a few weeks ago which 
turned into a complicated situation with his liver, vital 
organs and other complications.

We're glad he's now in a peaceful rest because he was in a lot of pain.  People can celebrate his great life and battle with myeloma.
He was the most gracious, humble person you could 
want to meet.  He worried too much about others:  'Don't 
worry about me, I'm OK but please step forward and register 
to help someone else.'
He was more happy to just sit in the background.  He never looked for the glory.  He was just fun-loving."

 Abu Jahtata from Galaxy Radio also paid tribute to him:  
"He was just an ordinary brother that do special things and that's the magic of people like him.  He never put himself higher than anyone else."

Devastated Broadcaster and columnist Henry Bonsu said it was a sad day, especially given the recent death of British soul 
singer Lyndon David Hall.
"These two deaths in close proximity will ram it home 
to people who don't realise how urgent these cases are. The 
chances of rescuing them are so low.  There aren't enough of 
us on the Bone Marrow Register...."

DJ Swing - real name Brian Daley - leaves behind his 
partner and children.

DJSwing was playing clubs all over the world when a minor backache turned out to be a rare blood cancer.  
In June 2004 he was told he had 8 weeks to find a donor.

He had a stem cell transplant which bought him six months before he relapsed.  He had no suitable donors in his family and the chances of finding this perfect donor were as low as ONE in a 100,000.

A Channel 4 documentary, Saving DJ Swing, in August 
last year followed his boyhood friends and original DJ crew, 
the Boogie Bunch as they launched a campaign to find him 
that match.

His friends re-formed to find him a donor themselves, putting on club nights-Walk in-donor clinics to mobilise the black community and so save their friend's life.

The campaign took them back to their roots in clubland, as they spend the summer, culminating at the Notting Hill carnival, trying to mobilise the Black community and so save their friend's life.

And it's not just their community's apathy they had to 
deal with, as Swing himself was reluctant to go public with his disease.

 On 10 November 2005, DJ Swing had a bone marrow transplant with a 90% matching donor. The transplant procedure went well with no complications and there were very positive signs that his body was accepting the transplant.

Always in Our Minds Body Soul, if there was a single word to describe You the word would be 'Humble'. 

"Rest in Everlasting Peace 
My-After-Club-Bagel-Bite-and-Discuss-Turntablism-Until -the-Early-Hours-Comrade" 

- Ronnie C ~ ANOTHER PLANET! ENTS UK

Brian Edward Daley (DJ Swing),
Earth-Day January 18 1967; Departing on March 22nd 2006

I am a London based DJ.  That specialise in Soul music from across the decades from the 70's to 00's.  I can play Rare Grooves from the 70's and 80's.  2-Step Soul, Soul Weekender Classics (Think Caister), to more a upfront RnB and Contemporary soul (NU-Soul).  I also mix in a some deep and soulful house when doing the more modern sets.  

I also play wedding, corporate, private functions where I play a more mainstream (Pop set and mix in the classic soul tracks). 

I play at Soul / House weekender's both in the UK and Europe throughout the year.

I also play on Internet Radio doing soul and rare groove shows.

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