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One More Tune DJs Wedding DJs//Party DJs//Speechwriting. 5 star rated specialist DJs with over 15 years of experience

07/10/2025

Terrific experience DJing at the finish line of the Great Scottish Run in Glasgow Green. Congrats to all winners and all participants especially those who got their own dedicated finishing line theme songs from me!

Special mention to the announcers Graham Anderson and Susie Barrett whose knowledge, enthusiasm and ability to chat for hours (and also correctly identify loads of runners) was seriously impressive.

The legendary was also in attendance to give Graham and Susie a break.

I played around 8 hours of tunes without many doublers. Alive and Kicking into Movin On Up was my favourite feelgood combo of the day. (Fun fact - Graham dissed "Ace of Spades" on the mic, calling it "thrash metal" and ordered me to play some disco 😂..rumours of a GBX section are unconfirmed...)

Thank you Jane and Adam! A fine time was had at the in Ayrshire's surely fanciest town of Troon. Hits included "fight f...
30/09/2025

Thank you Jane and Adam! A fine time was had at the in Ayrshire's surely fanciest town of Troon. Hits included "fight for your right" and also the repeated but initially baffling request of "CRAAAW ROAD" (which I eventually realised meant "Born Slippy")! I also played Eddie Reader's beautiful version of Robert Burns' "my love is like a red red rose" as a special buffet time ballad.

It was nice to be back in Troon as I spent some time working in the area in 2012, utterly hating the cul de sac my day job career appeared to be in, and also facing up to the "let's go out at the top" end of Pin Up Nights after 8 years, which probably plunged me into some sort of complex identity crisis I can only now acknowledge. I had quite a mad trip to Ayr Races during this period which involved an 11am train, crashing the VIP champagne bit, and returning to Glasgow only to be invited to leave the around 1am for essentially jumping around the carpet dancefloor bit like a jockeyless horse (I've never ever been back 😬).

While packing up at Jane and Adam's wedding I also regaled a few of the really lovely older guests (waiting for a taxi) with tales of my 2012 accidental speeding exploits on the big wide open road down to Prestwick. One morning there were flashing lights behind me and I pulled in to let the police by. It took me a while to realise they were chasing ME. I was shaking like a sh*tting dog when they got me out of the car as I had no idea what speed I had been doing. I almost hugged the police person when they said I'd clocked a mere 84mph. And they didn't ask me about any missing champagne bottles from Ayr Races either. Win-win. And Chin Chin! 🍾🥂 🐴 🐎

All the best to Jane and Adam, lovely gentle couple with really nice guests. X

JD Twitch, the legendary DJ I was frankly a bit intimidated by. Used to give me ad hoc and sometimes usefully blunt part...
22/09/2025

JD Twitch, the legendary DJ I was frankly a bit intimidated by. Used to give me ad hoc and sometimes usefully blunt party promotion advice. Was very kind and gave me a quote/blurb for my book. Besides the formidable DJ skills, generosity is a huge theme in everything you will see posted about this guy.

I didn't go to Optimo loads, I had a very sensible day job in the civil service then legal offices during the peak years. When I made it, I seemed to go the week after something famous had happened. No problem. I have 3 quite specific memories of 3 monstrous unexpected drops of the type that make you (almost) embarrass yourself on a dancefloor - Sound & Vision, Don't Call, and S*x Dwarf. Sensational.

Condolences to Jonnie and Keith's other loved ones.

JD McG x

(This pic is via , I'm not sure who took it, its possibly on the Glasgow Glasshouse rooftop? I like the big man rocking the gently moody Carhartt Da look.)

Thank you .vee & Will for a wonderful evening way over at , a swanky easy coast venue with a lovely big room disguised a...
09/09/2025

Thank you .vee & Will for a wonderful evening way over at , a swanky easy coast venue with a lovely big room disguised as a marquee. Swipe right to see an email which I've had to censor so you will never know what 2 despicable disgraceful tunes I played. As well as splendid professional photos by (thank you!), and reliably rubbish videos by me. So much fun.

June Groom alerted me to "God gave me feet for dancing" by Ezra Collective and it mixes beautifully with the heavily requested "Cheerleader".

I never had a copy of Hot Fuss so "Jenny was a friend of mine" was fresh to me and reminded me a LOT of "Hazard" by Richard Marx which got played at least once an hour by Irish station Atlantic 252 in the 90s. But I digress, it was such a lovely moment between the happy couple 💕 😘

Second last song was Me and Mr Jones by Amy Winehouse - Jenny's idea and a brilliant one. Another lovely moment. What a singer Amy Winehouse was. Last song was Loch Lomond and you can see venue manager Iain bravely protecting my equipment. What a gent. Last pic is me and wedding guest big James from Birmingham who came to thank me for the tunes and I clocked his cufflinks. Up the Villa!

"A bloody brilliant fusion of music", I'm delighted with that, thank you .h.l.o.eeeeeee & Jamie! The venue was the asto...
09/09/2025

"A bloody brilliant fusion of music", I'm delighted with that, thank you .h.l.o.eeeeeee & Jamie! The venue was the astonishing which I think has been many things including at one stage a dirty filthy nightclub.

The guests certainly brought that buzz and personal highlights were taking a chance on playing the full 7 mins+ of 's "Make it Happen" and also gambling on "how long will I love you" (I assumed it was on the requests list as a long shot for an auntie or uncle, but I just fancied it, and it turned out Chloe & Jamie themselves were into it). The official final song was "Heroes" by Dave Bowie but the guests weren't for going quietly into the night so I went for a wee bit of Auld Lang Syne.

(Special mention to the staff operating the venue who have THE best music taste. Shazam-ing their portable speaker tunes during loud-out led me down a rabbit hole.)

Fifty not out 5-star reviews on Google for your humble hero.  Maybe I will do a photoshoot with 5 and 0 balloons and a w...
27/08/2025

Fifty not out 5-star reviews on Google for your humble hero.  Maybe I will do a photoshoot with 5 and 0 balloons and a wee Google sign.  Jessica and Graeme’s big showdown was at Fereneze Golf Club and a laid back affair with Gemma .weddings gamely trying to keep the timetable.  Jess is from Toronto so there was plenty of Drake with a dash of Bryan Adams. 

Had a lovely chat with a chap who insisted he knew me but was most probably confusing me for my big brother and formative musical influencer . 

I hadn’t played “there is a light that never goes out” for ages but the response on the dancefloor vindicated me saving it up til near the end.  No doubt TMI but I actually split my trousers singing along and jumping off the wee stage during it, whoops!

All the very best to Jessica and Graeme X

I was delighted to be booked by and to DJ at their wedding reception in in Melrose after a fairly long and patient co...
20/08/2025

I was delighted to be booked by and to DJ at their wedding reception in in Melrose after a fairly long and patient correspondence where we tried to work out if they actually needed a DJ at their wedding at all.  I always say you don’t necessarily need a DJ but your party is going to be much better with a DJ present.  Fact.  A complication was that during the conversations I signed up to see Pulp in Sheffield on the night before the wedding, so the only way timings were going to work was if I drove my equipment south to Sheffield, then drove back north to Melrose the next day.  Adding a lot of travel to a DJ booking adds a certain pressure but I had great fun on the night, from playing Thin Lizzy first and again almost-last, to dragging a chap from the buffet because I was going to stick on “I Want To Break Free” for him.  The staff at the venue were really nice too, which helps a lot.

Various guests were keen for ceilidh action so I called a Gay Gordons and that quenched the ceilidh thirst.  There were murmurings of a Dashing White Sergeant but I can’t even think how that would have worked in the space available.  I feel like I’m getting asked “can you do some ceilidh songs?” quite a lot now and my answer is yes but I have reservations and any DJ who doesn’t list the cons is either inexperienced or not telling the truth.  I should really Do A Blog on this topic and the very cool will perhaps be kind enough to give me some photos from this wedding to accompany the text.

(Pulp at were brilliant with a highlight being a rare performance of "Sheffield: S*x City".  "What did you do during the 2025 Oasis Cosplay Frenzy, papa?" "I saw Pulp, son."

An added bonus was a afterparty .  That was the second club of the night.  We left the first after they played Chumbawumba. Unacceptable. Swipe for some footage of all the action.)

Amen!  Forgive me Lord, I am a spinner.  I was DJing from the Pulpit at St Lukes which meant I opened my set by looping ...
08/08/2025

Amen!  Forgive me Lord, I am a spinner.  I was DJing from the Pulpit at St Lukes which meant I opened my set by looping the “Dearly Beloved…” intro of “Let’s Go Crazy” by Prince.  I only ever go on the mic a couple of times a night but I did acknowledge the fun of my location and mentioned I had been an altar boy (St Bride's in Cambuslang, facts fans).  I also played “Faith” and inevitably as second last song, “Like A Prayer”.  Normally I would cut out each of their fairly long intros, but on this occasion I kept them in and raised my hands.

In the same way as a good comeback to a school bully comes to you hours after they have punched you in the face, it occurs to me now I should also have played Father John Misty (I like “Chateau Lobby” so much it was on my highly prestigious fortieth birthday party playlist), and a few other things.  Then again, I can run jokes into the ground, so maybe less was more here.

Speaking of more and less, Steph had given me clear instructions to deploy several vigorous remixes (e.g. Digital Dog x “Love Story”) “post buffet”, but Graeme appeared in the pulpit to instruct me to get back to the pop.  I won’t write out here the half hour of early noughties pop that was played in case it hurts my valuable street cred, but let’s just say obsessive viewing of late era Top of the Pops, many nights in The Garage, and hungover mornings in front of CD:UK came into their own. Life is indeed a rollercoaster.  A beautiful couple and lovely guests, I genuinely had something in my eye watching Steph and Graeme singing “I always knew” by The Vaccines to each other at the end – it felt really very powerful and romantic (swipe for a wee video).

Farewell Ozzy Osbourne, a wild and talented man of hard melodic rock that they just don't make 'em like any more. I had ...
23/07/2025

Farewell Ozzy Osbourne, a wild and talented man of hard melodic rock that they just don't make 'em like any more. I had tickets for his Hydro gig which was relentlessly cancelled until it was finally just refunded 😢 The writing was on the wall.

Loved all the Aston Villa stuff he was involved in last season from the Adidas kit launch ("Sharon! Where's me Preds?") to the Tifo at the 2-2* Celtic game I was delighted to attend to the final mega gig a few weeks ago where a surreal and fantastic who's who of metal and hard rock performed in person to pay tribute.

I've watched the Metallica, Pantera, Guns n Roses and of course Black Sabbath sets in full and would 100% recommend.

🎸🤘👍🦇

*2-2 at half time 😂

🚽 thank you & Steve! No time for the toilet, I can hardly think of a higher compliment! I've heard of blood and also mu...
21/07/2025

🚽 thank you & Steve! No time for the toilet, I can hardly think of a higher compliment! I've heard of blood and also murder on the dancefloor, but this is ridiculous! I was provided with a list of Rach and Steve's favourite artists and cut loose to do my thing, as well as if possible including a section. My pleasure.

🛁 The funk and soul I programmed between 8pm and 9pm simmered nicely but it was the hours afterwards that I think put everyone's toilet training truly to the test.

🚿 I hadn't played for quite a while and they sounded splendid, get more regular play, but once "all my friends" started I hadn't bargained for the wee shiver that went down my spine. (Maybe it was just a wedding guest peeing on me, we can't be sure.)

💩 Swipe right to the end to hear my tribute to Brian Wilson (RIP), played straight after the speeches before the party kicked up a gear. And thanks to the staff at Edinburgh who are always just laid back and nice.

Thanks so much Nicola and David!  So many fun things happened at this wedding .  Nicola is an Eminem “Stan” so I ended ...
17/07/2025

Thanks so much Nicola and David!  So many fun things happened at this wedding .  Nicola is an Eminem “Stan” so I ended up playing 4 Eminems, but this still wasn’t the most-played artist of the evening (keep reading).  There was genuine legit Irish dancing unfolding during B*witched.  Nicola and David entered on the balcony to “We Found Love” and fired off confetti cannons.  They had cardboard masks of their pet dog Charlie, and the idea was that everyone would get hold of them while dancing to “Greyhound” by Swedish House Mafia.  I was on the mic announcing “come up here if you want some Charlie”, “there’s still some Charlie don’t be shy”, “One More Tune DJs has all the Charlie” etc.  I have no idea why some guests left the stage looking disappointed. So much fun.
 
As noted by Nicola, sometimes I have to be brave and cast a few lines to see what’s working.  Davey had wanted “darts songs” and I gave a few a go, but nobody was really buying-in, so “Eye of the Tiger” had to be faded out early.  At around 11pm the Father of the Groom (I think) approached me to say “hey when is Davey going to get a dance the Bride has been on the floor all night.”.  I responded “ah kind Sir, is it not the Bride’s day?” but quickly realised the big man wasn’t in the mood for messing around.  We had already played some of Davey’s preferred country-rock Post Malone type of songs, but the dad said Davey would like Calvin Harris. I said “Acceptable in the 80s” had already been on, but he was having none of it, so I put on the new Calvin Harris.  The big man then came back over 2 minutes later.

“Right when is Calvin Harris coming on?”

“He’s on right now.”

“This isn’t Calvin Harris.”

“Yes it is.  It’s been Number 1 for weeks.”

“Aye, but you’re a DJ.”

“Aye but you’re at the shops you’ll hear this, if someone’s got the radio on, you’ll hear this.”

I realised I had to play the big most obvious Calvin Harrises, and I think I ended up playing 4 in a row.  Added to “Acceptable in the 80s”, and “We Found Love”, I make that a record 6 Calvin Harrises in one single evening.  A record unlikely to be broken.

Before I knew it, it was midnight.  What a laugh.  JD x

Under A Rock by of Blondie. Stein was at Woodstock, in San Francisco during the summer of love, London in 1977, and beh...
15/07/2025

Under A Rock by of Blondie. Stein was at Woodstock, in San Francisco during the summer of love, London in 1977, and behind the Iron Curtain several times (once on a school trip to Moscow). Above all this, he was in New York, and this is really a chronicle of an artist's New York, rather than one about Blondie or even his ~10 year relationship with Debbie Harry. He is friends with Lou Reed, the Ramones, and many other artists and musicians who I had to Google. He owned multiple Warhols and Basquiats and eventually sold most of them to feed his he**in habit.

By 1980 "The Tide is High" and "Rapture" are the top 2 songs in the country, but Chris is exhausted by constantly trying to score drugs. Post-Blondie, he claims that at one point in the 80s, he didn't even leave Manhattan for 4 years.

CBGB's is not a massive part of the story (Blondie got much bigger than it pretty quick), though I never miss a chance to bore about how I attended its final night with & .

There are whole chapters here where events and drugs are reeled off with everything (induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame; a new kitten) being given equal significance in a Patrick Bateman-esque monologue. I loved it all, but it won't be for everyone. 5/5

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We’re specialist DJs.

We’re specialist DJs with over 15 years of experience.

We have DJ’d at parties, weddings and industry events all over the UK, Europe and North America, at T in the Park, at London’s KOKO, and between 2003 and 2012 at our own club night in Glasgow called “Pin Up Nights” at venues including the Flying Duck, The Woodside Social Club and The Arches.

We’re comfortable playing pretty much any genre of popular music you can think of. You can give us a huge pile of your favourite songs for us to put into an order that we guarantee will work, a partial playlist, some suggestions, or just rely on our judgement and experience of keeping dancefloors busy.