Name: Fred Heutte Age: 46
Born: Washington, DC (god bless Chocolate City ... and its vanilla suburbs!) Living currently: Portland, Oregon (since September 1980) On list since: early 1995 Record/CD Collection: typical DJ 12-inch vinyl collection (about 2500), more house than techno, strong Detroit influence... started buying CDs in 1986, stopped in 1993 when I bought my 1200s (a pivotal moment: Jeno played what I later learned was "Dedication to Joss" at 4 am on a beach near San Francisco). Also still have my older stuff (first record: "Time Is Tight," Booker T & the MGs, second: Cissy Strut, The Meters)... As far as I'm concerned, DJing is not just something you do because you want to, it's something you do because you have to DJ career: 1973-77, WCUA, Catholic University; 1993-now, founding member of Friends & Family, San Francisco Degree: BA anthropology (archeology), Catholic University, 1977 Occupation: Database engineer, lots of political research projects for enviro and labor groups (it's still archeology, just with data) Other stuff: energy coordinator, Oregon chapter, Sierra Club; also have been an (unpaid) conservation/renewable energy lobbyist since 1981, former executive director of Oregon Solar Energy Industries Association. Used to be associate editor of Unicorn Times, sort of like Metro Times in DC, 1978-80. Also worked at American Anthropological Association. Billing database manager for The Well, San Francisco, 1989-95 Hobbies: reading (lots of population biology and history right now), semi-retired hockey fan Motto: "why make it simple and easy when you can make it complex and wonderful!" (Tom Crone, [EMAIL PROTECTED], 1974) --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
