It baffles my mind how the F&%* KRAFTWERK isn't in the Rock&Roll Hall of Fame.  Looking at the list of those inducted one can see at least three acts who made their career sampling this most sampled band in history, not to mention the collection of one-hit and no-hit wonders.  W.C. Fields is quoted as saying he wouldn't want to be a member of any club that would have him as a member.  I like to believe Kraftwerk feels the same about the R&R HOF.

A pumpin' Electronic-House mix of Kraftwerk's oft sampled classic "Musique Non-Stop".  Conceived and edited in Adobe Audition with final production executed in Virtual DJ Pro v8.4 64 b5308.

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Electric Café

Musique Non-Stop

Kraftwerk - "Musique Non Stop (J Stan's House  Music Pop Techno Non Stop Mix)"

"Throwback" by DJ Fixx gets the full frontal funky treatment in my latest project. If laying your ears on this extended remix of the Florida Breaks classic doesn't have your head bobbing you should check your pulse. The track is on my website & SoundCloud Pro:

http://jstansmith.com
https://soundcloud.com/studio5781/throwback

Throwback

DJ Fixx - Throwback (stan's Funky Beat Mixx)

THIS!! IS "Bass House", a mixed set dropped by North America's DJ J Stan is a flirty, fun, and sexy creation.  J Stan puts together a flawless mix of the most played Bass House tracks from Winter 2021.

The Atlanta based DJ has transitioned his focus on his globally popular podcast HOUSE MUSIC ALL NIGHT LONG which you'll easily find at http://DjJStan

This Is Bass-House

DJ J Stan - This Is Bass - House

Episode - 001

We are shuttering the Soundcloud channel and have launched three podcasts. 
 Find them at the following urls:
http://djjstan.com
http://house.djjstan.com
http://ukbass.djjstan.com

Since 1978, DJ J STAN has entertained clubbers, ravers, and radio listeners with his engagingly empathetic personality, humor, skill, and knowledge of virtually all genres of music.  While his broadcasting career continued a multi-format exercise (CHR, Country, News, Talk, CHR-Rhythmic, Classic Soul, Classic-Hits) as both a Morning Show Host and in Upper Management, his resident and guest club DJ career found J Stan transforming.  

Beginning in 1983 his genre focus mixed from mainstream pop, country, and oldies to current Dance genres as he leveled his mixing and crowd talents continually upward.  Recognition and residencies increased as the tireless J Stan earned a reputation for filling clubs and the underground scene with his mastery of countless diverse styles; Latin Freestyle, Miami Bass, Florida Breaks, Louisiana Bing-Bong, Eurodance, Industrial, Hi-NRG, Hip-Hop, Alternative-Dance and Mainstream.  His dance floors continued to fill as did the bank accounts of club owners, bartenders, wait staff, bar-backs, and security staff. 

"The Saturday Night Live Jam" his weekly live beat-mix show on Jackson, Mississippi 100KW powerhouse CHR-Pop 94TYX aired from 1984 until 1993 and was the first dance program in the Deep South performed 100% live, in-studio, with no pre-recorded sets.  The four-hour weekly show was an Arbitron ratings and revenue bonanza for station owner Tab Broadcasting throughout J Stan's tenure.  Two weeks after J Stan’s exit as host in August 1991, his impact resounded when the station switched to the syndicated "Hot Mixx" pre-recorded sets, which they continued to brand as “SNLJ”.  

The enormous popularity of “SNLJ” pumped the talented Mixmaster's offers for residencies and guest appearances higher and higher, resulting in packed dance houses in rooms from St. Louis, to Jackson, Hattiesburg, New Orleans, Pensacola, Birmingham, Houston and virtually everywhere in-between.

In 2001 the then 40-year old began to accept only a few select guest DJ appearances as his broadcasting career as a Morning Personality/Show host/Operations Manager for Cumulus Broadcasting, and his new marriage, required his increased focus.  

His retirement from broadcasting in 2011 and entry into a new IT Support Specialist career gave DJ J Stan the time to focus on a return to his love of club and dance music culture.  While working as mentor to up and coming DJs, taking the occasional consultancy gig, and accepting a select few guest DJ offers, he began methodically building an online brand, his fledging   
studio5781.  Recently, that emphasis has been increasingly shifting to the DJ J Stan brand. 

From 2012 through today, J Stan has found his sweet spot focusing on multiple House sub-genres, Breaks and UK Bass.  He recently shuttered his many online channels into two new podcasts, "House Music All Night Long" and "The House Music Podcast”.  A third show launched recently, "The Americas Greatest DJs" and is available wherever you get your podcasts and at http://djjstan.com.

Website:     djjstan.com
Email:         djjstan@gmail.com

DJ J STAN

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