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Dalton Turner Florida - Member

 

 

Dalton Leroy Turner (AKA) The Burner, born 05/07/57 in Savalamar Hospital Westmore Land.

He attended Trench Town primary and to Trench Town comprehensive High School than finally St. Stevens College.

Dalton worked at K.S.A.C for 9 yrs., he has lived a very interesting and active music passion as he became involved in music because he lived in close proximity to Sound Systems Mandrill Disco, The President Sound, Charnell One sound and he played R.C Soul Unlimited.

Dalton always plays soul music and disco; he was a member of the Lockhard Jr. Dance Group and was the midnight attraction for El Suzi a Go-Go Disco. Simultaneously, Dalton started buying records at Times Store with his first purchase being Jimmy Castor Bunch - Hey Leroy because that's his middle name.

In 1983 Dalton migrated to U.S settling in Lauderhill where he started buying records from record shop in Lauderhill Mall, Peaches Records Shop in Sunrise than later more records shops, and record shows.

He visited Memory Lane Night Club and became a DJ there and also a member of the Breakfast Club and later becoming one of the most popular DJs because of his keen ear for music.

Dalton established himself as a Top Self collector in the U.S. and he is an occasional presenter on the collector's Korner now Network Vintage Vinyl Show where he never fails to please.

Desmond Dennis

Welcome to our newest member Desmond Dennis !! Picture To be Added Soon-

 

Desmond Dennis, Jamaican born and grown in Trench Town, became involved in music because he live so close to several sound systems the likes of Tokyo The Monarch, Bells, Duke Reid and Sir Coxson in the downtown area of Kingston.

He is interested in joining the VRCA Team, NY Chapter as he's impressed with the way VRCA promotes music and vinyl collecting, as well as the outreach programs VRCA supports in Jamaica , USA and Canada. 

Music is a great part of his life... currently he is a regular presenter on CKN Internet Radio Network, playing out of NY. 

He began collecting records in Jamaica back in 1960's and in NY after he migrated in 1979. 

He hopes to be able to help The NY chapter and VRCA as a whole in continuing the VRCA traditions.

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