Move over Paris Hilton, someone else is stealing your erotic car-washing crown. Ironically, this time it's pastor's daughter Jessica Simpson who has Christian groups up in arms for her sexy behaviour in her video for the Nancy Sinatra classic These Boots Are Made For Walking. It was filmed to promote the soundtrack for her forthcoming movie Dukes Of Hazzard. In the video, Simpson is dressed in her Daisy Duke attire complete with denim short shorts and midriff-baring top. She struts around a bar in red boots, gyrating and all-around sexing up the crowd of cowboys, including collaborator Willie Nelson. The latter part of the video, however, is drawing the most attention as Simpson performs similar moves but this time wearing a skimpy string bikini as she suds up the General Lee. You can check out the newly ad-libbed line dance and all the action on CX114.
	Hot on the heels of his last single In My Arms, comes another track from Scottish producer Mylo. Again reworking an oldskool, cheesy classic, this time he's riffled through his own back catalogue to mash his previous hit Drop The Pressure with the Miami Sound Machine's Dr. Beat. The result.... another colossal club anthem dripping in 80's nostalgia called Doctor Pressure. It was originally a bootleg spliced together by Phil N Dog before it fell into the hands of Mylo who re-jigged it, stamping his style all over it. With a big thumbs up from Gloria Estefan and the Miami crew, there was no stopping him and here you have it featuring on CR114. It will undoubtedly become another party pleaser.
	For a brief time in 1995, Seattle trio The Presidents Of The United States Of America ruled Aussie airwaves with such hits as Lump, Peaches, Dune Buggy and their rocking debut self-titled album. Ten years on, they're back together and signed to a Brisbane label and have released a new catchy little new number about a pervy postman's habit of snatching love letters. It's called Some Postman and, believe it or not, the video is shot by Aussies overseas entirely on MMS phones... a world first! It's available now with your RD114 (HDMS™ only).
	Mixing guitar sounds with dance beats is somewhat of a trend at the moment but nobody does it quite like British/Aussie duo BodyRockers. Having already topped club charts worldwide with the cracking I Like The Way You Move, the boys have earned themselves fans in the likes of Erick Morillo and Pete Tong, two guys not to be sneezed at when it comes to dance music. Round & Round is the next pumping track lifted from their beat-tastic self-titled debut album. Pump it out now from CR114.
	Kanye West's brilliant new album Late Registration is on shelves and already he's pushing another single off it - Gold Digger, a killer track about money grabbing women who undoubtedly cross Kanye's path a bit more regularly now. It features a sample of Ray Charles' I Got A Woman and a guest spot from last year's onscreen Ray, Jamie Foxx. It's on CR114.

	Author - Ben Preece
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	DJ Funkadelic - Strike Bayside. When asked his age, Andy van Rossum quickly replies "too young to know better, too old to care"! No matter his age, as DJ Funkadelic he bowls 'em over with his sleek selections from the HDMS™ at Frankston's Strike Bowling Bar a couple of nights every week.

Andy's impressive DJ resume spans 7 years and started with underage events and school formals, he then went into radio, cohosting a drive-time show on Geelong's 94.7 The Pulse as well as hosting his own remix show called 'Technology'. These days he has a number of regular DJ gigs and has successfully completed several accredited DJ courses. Not to mention his day job as Music Producer at Digital Media Production.

Andy has only worked with Nightlife's HDMS™ for around 6 months but reckons it's "absolutely awesome". He says, "I'm very impressed by the quality of both the music selection and the video. I honestly believe that any venue that does not have this system is losing potential revenue". Thanks Andy - we agree!

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Protecting Your Music

Did you know that you can password protect your HDMS program to ensure that only authorised personnel can make changes to the HDMS™ programming or music selection? There are various levels of password protection. You can password protect any one or all of the following:

1) The entire HDMS™ program
2) Scheduler only
3) Billboards only
4) Second zone only of a multi-zone system.

If you have a Jukebox you will find that information about , and resetting of, your totals as well as turning freeplay on or off , is automatically password protected. You can also password protect sending a free credit.

You can change a password yourself without having to call us. If you would like more information or want to set up password protection contact Customer Support on 1800 773 468.

News from NZ

New Zealand produced music must be between seasons at the moment - plenty of low-beat tunes but nothing of particular interest to your dancefloor. NZX updates have been distributed along with your main update over the last few months, and could easily have slipped your notice - so keep an eye out for those additional tracks. Meanwhile, many of the charting dancefloor fillers can be found on your usual Club Releases.

Don't forget those DJ feedback sheets - fax them back or drop us an email at nzinfo@nightlife.com.au. e love your feedback and want to know what music you're playing.

At the time of printing, the position of Lower North Island Account Manager is vacant. We are hoping to re-employ someone as soon as possible, but in the meantime, please do not hesitate to contact the office for any technical or training issues - JoArna is able to diagnose most problems over the phone and can also handle any training that is required. W

Wedding Belle

Another Nightlifer has marched down the aisle in style - must be something in the air!! Our Sales & Marketing Manager, Paula Raiti, became Mrs Paula Geinitz in a delightfully traditional ceremony in late July at St Stephens Cathedral in the heart of Brisbane. The reception was held in Southbank's River Room, overlooking the water with the full moon and some unscheduled fireworks (courtesy of another function) for effect. Nightlife's own legendary DJ, Michael Hickey, provided the entertainment on the HDMS before her new husband, Jeff whisked Paula away to Europe for a 4 week honeymoon, which included romantic places such as Paris, Barcelona, Athens and Rome.