About Graham Gold
Born 1954. Graham Gold is a British disc jockey and television presenter.
Graham Gold (born 5 July 1954) is a British DJ. Gold is primarily known as a DJ whose sets were broadcast live Friday nights on Kiss and distributed on the Universal Music TV label. These weekly live broadcasts were considered revolutionary in the industry. Gold's popular weekly show played a major role in Kiss FM growing into a radio powerhouse. Gold was ranked No. 83 by Dash Berlin in Dash's "Most Popular DJs in the World of All Time." He is the father of Trance producer Ben Gold.
Early years At age 15, Gold started as a DJ at a mobile disco with friend named Duncan Uren, called the Funky Road Show. In 1975 Gold opened a night club, called Champers located at the Railway Hotel in Greenford. Peach and Kiss provided the platform that would launch him internationally, and eventually Gold was 8 times listed in DJ Magazines Top 100 Poll and sold 700,000 albums, seven of which gold.
Commercial and TV endeavours In addition to working both as a live and radio DJ, Gold also works as a commercial voice over artist and has done work for ITV, BBC, and Sky Television.
Residency in Thailand Gold presently lives in Ko Pha-ngan, Thailand. Gold plays regularly at various venues in Thailand, including the Full Moon Party, CULTUREONE in Bangkok, and globally. Gold also has a regular radio program called Trancedayze, which is syndicated by various radio programs. Moonlite, 1997 Peak Time (3 versions), good:as, 1998 How Do You Feel (12"), good:as, 1999 Fresh & Green / Too Blue (12"), good:as, 2001 High Lady (2 versions), good:as, 2002 The Ending / Double A (3 versions), Relative Records, 2003 Graham Gold vs. B'Jammin – Golden Sun, Relative Records, 2003 Nightdive (3 versions), Relative Records, 2004 The Rest Of Us / The Beacon (12"), Relative Records, 2005 Culebra (2 versions), Relative Records, 2006 Moving On / Glorified (12", Promo, Ltd), Flux Delux, 2007 Maze* vs. Graham Gold – Joy (12"), Not On Label, Unknown, DJ Mixes Graham Gold / Graeme Park – Kissmix 96 (2xCD, Comp, Mixed), Universal Music TV (aka PolyGram TV), 1996 Graham Gold & Tony De Vit – Kiss Mix 97 (2xCD, Mixed), Universal Music TV (aka PolyGram TV), 1997 Full of Beans (2xCD, Comp, Mixed), Urban Collective, 1997 Alex P & Brandon Block / Graham Gold – Kiss Mix 98 (2xCD, Comp, Mixed), Universal Music TV (aka PolyGram TV), 1998 Golden Showers (2xCD, Comp, Mixed), Dance The Potato Bop / Tigger, 1999 Room at the Top > AudioV2/1999 CD, Comp, Mixed) Tilllate Magazine, formerly M8, 1999 House Mix (CD Comp mix) 1999. Fast Car Magazine The Taste of Peach (CD, Mixed) Tilllate Magazine, formerly M8, 2002 GG02 (CD, Comp, Mixed) Trust The DJ, 2003
Miscellaneous Living in the Now File, MP3, 320, Discover Digital, 2010 Tristan (14) vs Graham Gold – Silver & Gold, Relative Records
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Who is Graham Gold?
British DJ
When was Graham Gold born?
Graham Gold was born on 5 July 1954 in London.
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Graham Gold is a disc jockey and television presenter.
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Graham Gold is British.
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