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Chris Sheppard (DJ)
==Biography==
Originally the host of a Saturday night alternative dance music show on CFNY in Toronto, this later expanded to a live broadcast from various Toronto nightclubs on Friday nights, a type of broadcast which was later copied by many other radio stations. He later moved to Energy 108 and launched the program into syndication across Canada. Sheppard also launched the Juno Award-winning dance groups BKS and Love Inc..
Chris Sheppard was largely responsible for turning the Canadian dance music scene upside down in the early-to-late '90s, and bringing dance music from around the world to Canadians. Sheppard was director/mixer of many compilation albums, including his own ''Pirate Radio Sessions'', ''Destination Dance Floor'', ''Groove Station'' and ''Club Cutz'' volumes.
During the late '80s and early '90s when Toronto's rave scene was at its peak, Sheppard would often attend as a guest DJ under his rave alias "Dogwhistle". Sheppard released two CD compilations under the Dogwhistle alias entitled "2 Hi 4 Humans" and "The Life And Times Of An After Hours DJ".
Since Sheppard's glory days, he has removed himself from the limelight, by retiring and living in Toronto's suburbs. His home was featured on ''MTV Cribs'' (Canadian edition) on MTV Canada.
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