Eddie Gordon Email & Phone Number

Los Angeles, California

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Represented and managed Pete Tong's DJ career from a fledging local Radio DJ to the worldwide stage including introducing him to BBC Radio 1 via the then dance DJ at BBC Radio 1, the Big Beat champion Jeff Young who I also represented from 1985 until 1991.

Neo Records was an independent label concentrating in all kinds of dance music from Chill Out Lounge to House and Trance. The biggest hit was Darude "Sandstorm" signed for the world ex-Finland peaking at #3 in the UK National singles Chart in 2000 whilst reaching #1 in Ireland, Canada, Italy and Germany. 2003 Neo Records was forced into closure after a.

Introduced and produced the Essential Mix Show from the first program in '94 for the next 8 years including many innovative outside broadcasts, Ibiza, Italy, USA, the Millennium. Won a Sony Silver Award with Paul Oakenfold for the GOA Mix in 1997 and MUZIK Magazine's Radio Show of the Year in 1997.Also co-produced the Danny Rampling Love Groove Dance Party.

Manifesto Records was a dance music imprint owned by Mercury Records. Originated in 1994 by Eddie Gordon, Judge Jules and Liz Walton. Paul Dakeyne, DJ 279, Paulette Constable, Tony Nuxy later joined the label.The first 14 releases by Manifesto were all Top 40 hit single successes for the label with many Top 10 positions achieved. In 1995, 1996 and 1997.

West End was a highly successful remix team featuring Eddie Gordon (Director & Mixing), Peter Pritchard (Programmer) and Steve 'Barney' Chase (Mix engineer). Together they created 15 UK #1 Chart Dance Remixes for many artists including Donna Summer, Dina Carroll and Eternal.Included in this period was a year as a consultant for Pete Waterman on a boutique.

Working first for BMG with the labels Motown, Arista, DeCon and RCA. Then Warner Brothers with the labels Eternal, East West and Atlantic. Many successful releases including Black Box, Lisa Stansfield, Jungle Brothers, En Vogue, Ten City, Family Stand and Jomanda.

Wrote a weekly column for the Gravesend and Dartford Reporter called Street Scene and Kent Extra before being invited to write a weekly music page called the Sound Spot for Kent's major county newspaper the Kent Messenger, from 1982 to 1991. Nine years of weekly music columns writing about artists from all genres to fully cater for the very diverse Kent.

Appointed, by MCA Records UK Head of Dance A&R Adrian Sykes, as MCA Records' Club Promotion Dance A&R. Together we scored 10 UK Top 40 hit records from the R&B urban/dance division; In September 1988 I remixed Bobby Brown's Don't Be Cruel record with Timmy Regisford in New York for MCA Records UK, helping Bobby Brown to achieve his first Top 15 UK hit.