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“Make Your Wedding Bells Special”
Denver Daily Times-Call/Special Section. Sunday, February 8, 2004
Sales Manager and DJ Chris Cockroft said, “besides being more cost effective, DJs can play all types of genres and music, and can read the crowd and apply the music.”
“Cockroft said when hiring reception music, you should ask questions about experience, work ethic and back-up equipment. He also said you should ask if you can see the DJ in action by going to someone else’s reception if it’s OK with the bride and groom.”
Budget – In Colorado, bands usually cost from $1,500 to $6,000, while DJs range from $500 to $1200, Vaughan said.
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“Spinning a Tale of Inspiration”
Broomfield Enterprise/Arts & Entertainment Section. Wed., May 10, 2006
DJ teaches teens scratching, self-confidence: (snippets of whole story)
“The Houston native taught himself how to DJ at 13. By 15, he had developed a fan base by working house parties, clubs and the occasional wedding.” “…Cockroft worked for several DJ companies in Texas and Colorado, where he moved when he was 21.”
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