82: Ted Nilsson 81: Scott Diaz 80: The Deepshakerz 79: Rhythm Masters 78: Boris Dlugosch 77: Mark Knight 76: ATFC 75: Dennis Ferrer 74: Jamie Lewis 73: Dirty Secretz 72: Mousse T 71: Soul Divide 70: Gary Tuohy 69: Stuart Ojelay 68: Audiowhores 67: AM2PM 66: Javier Penna 65: Greg van Bueren 64: Milk & Sugar 63: Mateo & Matos 62: Husky 61: Kiko Navarro 60: Stefano Mango 59: Joey Negro 58: Demarkus Lewis 57: Jazzman Wax 56: SanXero 55: Rae 54: Simon Adams 53: Crazibiza 52: Iban Montoro 51: DJOKO 50: Roland Clark 49: Rich Pinder 48: Alex Herrera 47: DJ PP 46: Ben Delay 45: AS I AM 44: DJ S.K.T 43: Jay Vegas 42: Dantiez Saunderson 41: Grant Nelson 40: Teenage Mutants 39: HR & SKI 38: Curtis Gabriel 37: Full Intention 36: Joeski 35: Mr. You gotta have house music, ALL NIGHT LONG!ġ00: Cup & String 99: ANOTR 98: Dcup 97: GotSome 96: Ian Carrera 95: Qubiko 94: Yves Murasca 93: Josh Butler 92: Alfred Azzetto 91: Vanilla Ace 90: Roger Sanchez 89: DJ Mes 88: Bronx Cheer 87: Klement Bonelli 86: Tian Karl 85: Crackazat 84: Phil Weeks 83: AndMe. With the competition to fill the world’s dance floors fiercer than ever, here is our Top 100 Artists of 2015 and remember… As more and more producers are getting to grips with their own style and sound, it’s a great time to not just be a DJ, but basically just a fan of good music. The last thing I did was ‘You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feeling.2015 has seen some of the strongest house music releases in years. “Then I became part of the background on every Spector song. “Darlene got in trouble with her car one night and Phillip looked at me and said, ‘You can sing.’’’ At first she misunderstood Spector, until he made himself clear, “‘Look, I just need noise, so just get out there,’’’ Spector told her.

Actually, Spector used Cher on several hit songs including The Ronette’s “Be My Baby” and The Crystal’s “Da Doo Ron Ron.” In a 2014 interview, Cher recalled that she got the recurring gig by happenstance. One of them is future pop diva Cher, then just a teenager. The song swims in Spector’s signature strings and a bursting crescendo that features several backup singers. Produced in 1964 by the legendary Phil Spector, “You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feeling” was fleshed out by the Wrecking Crew, the legendary collection of stellar studio musicians behind countless early pop classics. Cher on The Righteous Brothers’ “You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feeling”

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