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I just caught the news today that Ron Murphy has died.
I couldn’t not post about it, because he IS a Detroit legend and pioneer who helped innovate and shape the club sounds we hear today.

My only Ghostwalk label vinyl release was mastered by Ron.
He taught me a lot, more than anyone else, and helped make my productions sound better. Giving me advice about tuning the room, getting decent speakers and a spectrum analyzer. Things no one else had done despite three different record labels in Europe.

I was actually planning to try and get ALL my future releases on a new label mastered by him. I appreciated what he did for me so much and enjoyed  listening to his stories of Basic Channel, UR, Jeff Mills, I got to learn what other people were up to and how they did it! I wanted to pay him back by continuing to let him work his magic and wisdom on the Electro.

I’m sad I couldn’t get the chance to continue working with him.
Best wishes to his family and friends and Detroit will miss him very much for sure. You can listen to an interview with Ron from Submerge on an earlier post here.


Rest In Peace, The Ghost Walks With You… always…

The Ghost That Walks

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    Per the family of Ron Murphy, I am forwarding the funeral arrangements to those who knew and loved him...

    Memorial services will be held on SATURDAY, Jan 26 2008 at SANTEIU FUNERAL HOME
    1139 Inkster Road,
    Garden City, Michigan 48135
    Services are open to the public from 6 pm - 9 pm.
    In lieu of flowers, please send a donation.

    An official page has been set up for the Ron Murphy Memorial Fund. You can make your donation (via PayPal or credit card) by visiting http://www.wallshaker.com/rmfdonate.htm

    All donations will be forwarded directly to the family of Ron Murphy to help pay for expenses, etc. If you cannot make it to the funeral, or aren't in the area, I strongly urge you to show your support and donate to the Ron Murphy Memorial Fund.

    Like many people in this music industry, Ron had no insurance. As this is a VERY trying time for the family, the very least we can do is give a little to support the man who has done SO MUCH for Detroit's music scene.

    Much love and respect,
    Aaron-Carl
 
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