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: In 1909, Ray Newby became the first person to broadcast recorded music over the airwaves.

The modern industry is diverse, with several distinct roles: : In 1909, Ray Newby became the first

The Evolution of the DJ: From Radio Pioneers to Global Icons : During the 1950s in Kingston, Jamaica, DJs

The term "disc jockey" was coined in to describe radio presenters who played records for an audience. : During the 1950s in Kingston

: In 1943, Jimmy Savile held the first live DJ dance party and was among the first to use two turntables for continuous play, eliminating awkward silences between songs.

: During the 1950s in Kingston, Jamaica, DJs like Tom the Great Sebastian and Clement "Coxsone" Dodd birthed "sound system culture," using massive PA systems for street parties and pioneering the art of "toasting" (rhythmic chanting over music). The 5 Main Types of DJs