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Randy Bettis
Randy Bettis (born Raymond Randall Bettis, on March 10, 1959 in Jacksonville, Illinois) is an American DJ and remixer/producer of dance-music.
==History==
Randy Bettis' family consists of country singer and former shipping department manager for the defunct J. Capps & Sons, Bob Bettis (deceased) and seamstress Iris J. Gregory (deceased), brother Robert E. Bettis Jr. and sister Shari Lynn Bettis. He attended Southern Illinois University on a partial scholarship as a member of the Saluki Gymnastics Team, coached by multiple time Olympic coach Bill Meade, where Bettis broke numerous records in both floor exercise and vaulting. His final year, he competed at the NCAA National Gymnastics Championships and placed 6th on floor exercise. After 3 years working at Opryland USA in Nashville, TN, as a dancer and then Assistant to the Choreographer, he went on to pursue a career in musical theater. He toured with the Hamburg, Germany production of CATS and two years later returned to the United States to join the 4th National Tour of CATS as Tumblebrutus, eventually joining the Broadway company from 1989–91 and 1995-97. In 1992 Randy was a part of the dance group Boys Back East who were the Grand National Champions on Star Search〔Star Search〕 In 1997 Randy Bettis left the theater to pursue a career as a nightclub DJ and a music producer/remix artist.
Bettis broke through the clutter in 2005 with back-to-back performances at 3 of the largest dance parties in the world: The Saint at Large's New Years Day Event, at Capitale; Saint at Large's The Black Party, at Roseland Ballroom; as well as the Heritage of Pride Pier Dance in New York City. That same year, Bettis was named by ''Billboard'' to the nationwide panel of club DJs who create Billboard’s weekly Hot Dance Club Play chart. In 2006, he embarked on his first self-produced national tour to promote his latest album, GayDays Tour 2006.〔http://www.gaydays.com/History/history.html〕 The tour visited 26 cities nationwide and was voted Best Circuit Tour of 2006〔(''Just Circuit Magazine June 2006'' )〕 (and again in 2007 & 2008) by the members of JustCircuit.com. That same year he launched a weekly mixshow on G.I.R.L. (GayInternetRadioLive.com) with satellite broadcasts on SIRIUS Radio’s OutQ “Saturday Night Out.”
Bettis made his China debut in 2011, and has headlined the official Riptide event in Orlando, FL, part of Gay Days Weekend in 2011 and 2012.
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