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Mastermix program House Music & Dance Music, radio New York Floor. Anyone interested in house music history will know the name Tony Humphries, the resident DJ at Newark\u2019s Zanzibar club. Credited with pioneering Jersey\u2019s soulful, gospel-tinged take on house music, with an emphasis on bass and deep dancing energy, Humphries created not just a sound and a space, but an enduring feeling that is still sending waves through clubland today. After an encounter with Shep Pettibone, who played a mix of Humphries\u2019<\/p>\n\n\n\n

On New York\u2019s Kiss FM, his subsequent influential (and heavily bootlegged) radio show popularized the Jersey house sound, and opened the door for countless tracks, mixes, and remixes.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Humphries has worked in the studio with classic R&B bands like Black Ivory, as well as on Mtume\u2019s much-sampled \u201cJuicy Fruit\u201d, and has reinvigorated many an R&B star\u2019s career with his deft dancefloor prowess, working with everyone from Chaka Khan and Donna Summer to the Jungle Brothers and Queen Latifah. A true legend, Humphries has paved the way for the current crop of house producers, before they were a sparkle in their mother\u2019s eye in fact, his soundtrack of love and positive vibes has probably even set the scene for many a house fan\u2019s inception. With this special Revolutions On Air set, named after the acclaimed RBMA documentary series, the master mixer pays homage to the halcyon days of  New York radio.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Deejays New York Mastermix : <\/p>\n\n\n\n