Paul Morley introduces Marshall Jefferson and Orlando of Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs

To Paul Morley's left, eighties Chicago dance DJ Marshall Jefferson. To his right, Orlando from up-and-coming producers Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs. Can Morley find the middle-ground? On my left, Marshall Jefferson, who, what with one thing and another, made some records in Chicago in the 80s that, pretty much, helped work out a new form of electronically conceived post-techno anti-disco dance music that ended up being given the name house. He got fed up within a matter of months with the...

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12:12 on May 28 2010

Paul Morley talks to Marshall Jefferson and Orlando of Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs

Guardian Music — Paul Morley talks to Marshall Jefferson and Orlando of dance DJ group Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs about the development of the DJPaul Morley more info

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12:21 on May 28 2010

Paul Morley introduces Marshall Jefferson and Orlando of Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs

Guardian Music — To Paul Morley's left, eighties Chicago dance DJ Marshall Jefferson. To his right, Orlando from up-and-coming producers Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs. Can Morley fin... more info

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