Tom Finn
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Tom Finn was a founding member of the 1960s baroque rock chart hit vocal group the Left Banke.
After the Left Banke disbanded, Finn went on to become an engineer at Bell Sound Studios as well as working with jazz drummer Buddy Rich at his night club "Buddy's Place" as stage manager and MC.
In 1979 Studio 54 owner Steve Rubell convinced Finn to try DJing. This led to Finn working at hot NY clubs such as The Palladium, The Red Zone, and Au Bar. His expansive knowledge of music made him stand out from other DJ's.
In the '90s Tom began DJing private events. He now owns his own company, Topspin Entertainment and is one of the world's most sought after live event DJs.
In 2006, He appeared in the November issue of Town & Country Magazine in a five page spread called The Party Masters, where he was touted as the top party DJ in the world.
Tom Finn was featured below the fold on the front page of The New York Times (12/16/06) in a one-thousand-word article entitled "The D.J. Who Moves the Movers and Shakers" depicting him as the top social DJ in the country today. This prestigious article was a first for a D.J., thereby providing him a place in history as a pioneer in his field of endeavor.
