Richard J. Dalton

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Richard J. Dalton is an accomplished syndicated mixshow deejay[1] . His mixes consist of up-tempo dance music. He is also a member of the DanceStar Academy[2].

His mixshows currently run on the following terrestrial radio stations in the USA: KNHC 89.5 FM in Seattle, WA; KPMW 105.5 FM in Maui, HI; KXRG 101.1 FM in Honolulu, HI; WBZC 88.9 FM in Philadelphia, PA and 95.1 in Burlington, NJ; WJND 100.7 FM in Ocala, FL; WMPH 91.7 FM in Wilmington, DE; WYDL 100.7 in Corinth, MS.

Richard Dalton has mixshows that run on the following internet stations: ClubNetRadio.com; FusionChicago.com; KNHC internet stream; PartyRadioUSA.net; TheDanceStation.com; TunzRadio.com; WMPH internet stream; WYDL internet stream.

Richard is also known as the keyboardist and vocalist for the 1990's industrial/techno band My Psychotic Motor. More recently, he has been sighted as vocalist and keyboardist for The Daltronics, and as a remixer for some dance radio hits.

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  1. ^ Richard J. Dalton. discjockey101 (October 1, 2006).
  2. ^ Dance Music Academy. DanceStar (2004).
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