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12-101912.Compressed.Pdf r---..., ,,------, , I I I I I I LI >€.JI Cut this card out now as your temporary TWIT Rewards card and register online to get your permanent one! Sign Up Today!! its FREE at www.TWITmagazine.com Take advantage of special offers, discounts, freebies and more available only to TWIT Rewards Card members. underground, house, rock, techno that Top 40/CIub Play TWiT DJSpotlight flowS from the 70's to today. I listen DJ Wild to all kinds of music and really have 1. No Lie - 2 Chainz feat. Drake prided myself on bringing new and different stuff to the masses over the 2. Birthday Song - 2 Chainz feat. Kanye West * years. I play for my crowd. Each song 3. Cashin Out - Ca$hout that I own is like my child. If someone comes to my booth and asks for 4. Do My Dance - Tyga something, or if I know someone likes 5. Ayy Ladies - Travis Porter r(II) I) a certain song or group, I will program it in. I like to take people on a journey, 6. I Luv Dem Strippers - 2 Chainz feat. Nicki Minaj but I also like people to take me on 7. Bout That Life - Beat King one as well. Like I said, each song is a 1(lnnU!1 child of mine. I love them all. So when 8. Da Wop - Lil Chuckee people like one of my children, why on 9. My Homies Still - Lil Wayne feat. 2 Chainz HUHl nonn, JHJ~;THl earth would I not let them enjoy it, as long as I have it with me. I can't stand 10. Bands A Make Her Dance - Juicy J feat. Lil Wayne & 2 Chainz (rmx) By DJ Mark D OJ's that play only for themselves. The greatest part of the journey each * Breakout Track When it comes to the Masculine scene in Austin, would go home after the bar closed and he would night I play is seeing where the journey hands down the Iron Bear owns it. If you're looking teach me on his equipment. Actually, he would takes everyone in the room." for chest hair, muscles and a man's man, then. give me a playlist and sit back and coach me on Todd's been with his husband Oanny Hot Country you'll need to visit this spot - and groove to the my technique. He made me save enough money for 10 years I He works in the daytime DJJeffWhite sounds of OJ Todd Kinney, their resident OJ. to buy my first set of Technic 1200s, so I could start at Macy's as a Sales Manager in the being a real OJ. I still have them today. A couple 1. All Your Life - The Band Perry As with most good OJs on the scene, their Men's department, and rocks the years later I met another great OJ in Columbus dancefloor by night. He's a member career began very early as their interest in music 2. Cruise - Florida Georgia Line that took over for Bobby named Tom Brown. Tom blossoms; "When I was in junior high, during the of the Lonestar Leathermen and the later moved next store to the Tradewinds and OJd 3. She Never Lets It GoTo Her Heart - Tim McGraw seventies, I would go to a teen club on Saturday Texas Conference of Clubs, "I have at The Columbus Eagle. He is still spinning great afternoons and dance and hang out with the OJs been "out" since 1980, and have 4. Why Ya Wanna - Jana Kramer music at Club 441 (Warren, PAl, and Camp Oavis they had." Todd says, "that began my interest in been living with HIV since 1992. I (PA). We became more than just friends, and I 5. Cowboys And Angels - Dustin Lynch OJing." When he was 17 he moved to Cincinnati, have been a OJ now for 30 years and would say that without his guidance I would not be scored a fake 10 and started going out to the have played in Cincinnatti, Cleveland, 6. We are never getting Back Together - Taylor Swift the OJ I am today. All three of these men taught Gay bars .... places where he felt comfortable and Los Angeles, Baltimore, Atlanta, me about beat mixing/key matching, programming 7. Angel Eyes - Love And Theft eventually found himself, "That is when life really Pittsburgh & Austin, DC' music, and above all humility." changed as I could come out of the closet finally." "Last but not least, I will give a shout 8. I'll Try - Alan Jackson This was also a time where he was exposed to truly In 2001, Todd moved to Austin and picked up a OJ out to a couple OJ's. Larry Fought I . 9. Come Over - Kenny Chesney great OJ talent and started building up his library of at Chain Orive, where he worked for 9 years. "No miss hearing you play, I would love 10. Pontoon - Little Big Town 12" dance singles; "In fact I think my first one was dance floor, but a great clientele, that still knows to have you do a guest spot. Tom "Stormy Weather" by Viola Wills." Also one of my how to party" he says. "In Feb. 2011 The Iron Bear Brown, if you are ever in Warren you personal favorites, good call Todd!!!! opened its doors, and the owners Roger & Benji need to go hear him, he has always hand picked me to become the house OJ. I will Club Traxx "Over the next couple of years a couple more bars been one of my faves. Fellow Iron always be indebted to them for trusting enough in opened in Cincy. Spurs was a Leather bar (no Bear house OJ Oanny C, the OJ I JDArnold my abilities as a OJ, and handing the reigns over dance floor) and The Oock, a huge loading dock most enjoy, I love sharing the booth to me. Roger, for many years has been an avid 1. Runnin' - DJ Chus/Sonny Wharton & EI Chino that had the best dance floor ever, along with one with you. Austin OJ's Oon Engle, OJ supporter of my music. The Iron Bear is definitely of the best OJs ever named Larry Fought." Todd Kelly, OJ C-Rail, & OJ C-Bass, thanks 2. Avenue - Sandy Rivera my favorite of all the places that I have OJd at. The looked to Larry for inspiration, "I loved and idolized for keeping Austin a great place to crowd is a mixture of Bears (of course), levi/leather, 3. Triumphant - Mariah Carey Larry. He is one of the best technically sound OJs hear the best OJ's.'' Next time you're neighborhood type people & place. I love putting I have ever heard. He was seamless in his mixing in the Hill Country, be sure to pop by 4. Stay - David Morales & Polina the crowd in a frenzy and watching them dance and I spent many a night traveling with him on his The Iron Bear and hear what Todd the night away. It is not really a dance bar, per say, 5. World In Your Hands - Denis The Menace & Syke 'N' Sugarstarr musical joumeys. We became friends and later Kinney has to offer! It's a musical but I love the challenge of getting them worked up journey you won't soon forget.. ..and on we would work together at The Plum Street 6. Hallelujah Anyway - Candi Staton enough to let loose on the dance floor we do have. Pipeline, also in Cincy. He taught me a lot about while you're there, look for me ... under 7. Sweet Nothing - Calvin Harris/Florence & The Machine I believe it has become one of the best Bear Bars in how to be a great OJ. Ouring this time period I the mirrorball. the nation, and one of the best gay bars in Austin!" 8. Something For The Weekend - Dave Aude feat. Luciana traveled up to Columbus, Ohio quite often as it was a short distance from 'Cincy' and had one of "The hardest question that I am always asked is: 9. Feeling Inside - The New Iberican League TWIT the best Levi/Leather bars ever called Tradewinds. What kind of music do you play? Well if I had to put 10. I Give It All To You - Seascape featuring Dawn Tallman There is where I met my mentor, Bobby Vitalli. We it into a box. Mainstream dance, pop, alternative, Pg.12 1WIT October 19,2012 October 19, 2012 1WIT Pg. 13 Chocolate and Peanut Butter Pie Filling: FOR CRUST Beat the peanut butter and the cream cheese • 25 whole Oreos together with a small hand mixer until well • 4 Tablespoons Butter, Melted combined. Add powdered sugar and beat until smooth. Fold in the thawed Cool Whip and gently mix until smooth, scraping the sides as needed. PEANUT BUTTER FILLING: • 1 cup Creamy Peanut Butter Pour filling into crust, level out the top with a knife • 1 package (8 Ounce) Softened Cream Cheese or spatula. Chill for at least an hour. Before serving • 1-114 cup Powdered Sugar (sifted) drizzle top with fudge sauce. Cut small slices, this • 1 package (8 Ounce) Cool Whip, Thawed is rich stuff. • Purchased fudge sauce for drizzling Hint: To make it even more decadent after chilling Instructions: cover the top with more Cool Whip, drizzle with the fudge sauce and sprinkle a few chopped peanuts Crust: on the top. Oh, golly gee. WARNING: This pie is Put the Oreos in.a food processor and pulse until definitely not for diabetics.
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