Clubbers Guide Summer 2007
by Chris Allen, Chris Morris, Colin Smith, Justin Harris, J. B., Jb, Jake Shears, James Hockley, Johanna Rafvelin, Sandy Rivera, Mark, Shena Winchester, Michele Chiavarini, Karin Liljenberg, Julian Crampton, Mc Pryme, Jack Weaving, Jaba, Rob Harris, Rob "Bobby Bone" Dowell, Robert Owens, Lewis Slack, Hal Ritson, Richard Searle, Lee Dagger, Richard Adlam, Emma Hewitt, Abigail Bailey, Alix Alvarez, Gary Pine, Tony Remy, Trix, Tom "Tom" Naim, Diz "012" Washington, Neil Waters, Nadia, Stella Attar, Yolanda Wyns, Ministry Of Sound, The Ministry Of Sound, Chris Lake, Steve Angello, Steve Mac, Claude Vonstroke, Nile Rodgers, Pascal Brunkow, Terry Lewis, Tim Cox, David Dewaele, Paul Emanuel, Duane Harden, Andreas Kleerup, Francis Poulet, Fredrik Thomander, Albhy Galuten, Fedde Le Grand, Grant Nelson, Armand Van Helden, Funkerman, Byron Stingily, Seamus Haji, Matt Schwartz, Camille Jones, Mark Archer, Joe Long, Barry Gibb, Bernard Edwards, Cutee B., Stuart Anning, Colin Snape, Mason, Dj Disciple, Paul Timothy, Paul Simpson, Dave Spoon, Dave Lee, Andy Ward & Deep Josh, Kurd Maverick, Gabriel Olegavich, Raf, Aaron Mcclelland, Alex Gaudino, Gusgus, Mark Brown, Bob Sinclar, Jerry Ropero, Luke Solomon, Ben Cook
Clubbers Guide Summer 2007 presents a wide-ranging roster of artists and contributors linked to Ministry of Sound and the electronic dance scene. Designed for listeners drawn to club culture, dance music, and the sounds of its era, it offers a snapshot of summer 2007’s musical landscape.
About This Book
Clubbers Guide Summer 2007 is a music-focused release centered on the club and dance scene of summer 2007.
The listed contributors include Ministry of Sound alongside numerous artists, producers, DJs, and vocalists connected with electronic and dance music.
Its extensive lineup reflects a broad selection of names from the period, spanning established performers and other contributors.
This title may appeal to listeners interested in dance music history, club culture, and the sounds associated with the summer 2007 season.
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