RICHARD MOORE / Recording engineer for top-selling albums
Mr. Moore was born in San Francisco, where he graduated from St. Ignatius High School. He earned a bachelor's degree at the University of San Francisco and a master's degree at UCLA.
Mr. Moore worked on albums recorded by scores of artists, including the Rolling Stones, Eric Clapton, Huey Lewis and the News, Rita Coolidge, Canned Heat, the Neville Brothers, Pablo Cruise and Country Joe McDonald. He worked in and helped design recording studios up and down the West Coast.
Richard Moore, recording engineer for musical greats, dies at 55
EASTSOUND, San Juan County — Richard "Dr. Richie" Moore, a recording engineer who worked with the Rolling Stones, Eric Clapton and scores of other famous musicians, has died at age 55.
Mr. Moore died Feb. 16 at his home on Orcas Island. The cause of death was not specified, and San Juan County Coroner Randy Gaylord could not be reached yesterday.
Born in San Francisco, Mr. Moore helped create many gold and platinum albums. Artists he worked with included Huey Lewis and the News, Rita Coolidge, Canned Heat, the Neville Brothers, Pablo Cruise and Country Joe McDonald.
He helped design West Coast recording studios, taught recording engineering in San Francisco at the College for Recording Arts and wrote articles for Mix, a magazine for recording professionals.
For the past three years, Mr. Moore served as technical director for the Children's Discovery Center of Orcas Island, where the children called him "Dr. Dude."
Mr. Moore is survived by his wife, Annie Moss Moore, of Orcas Island; a daughter, Daphne Firkus, of Canoga Park, Calif.; and a sister, Daphne Satterlee, and a brother, Patrick Moore, both of Redding, Calif.
A memorial service is planned for tomorrow at McAvoy O'Hara Mortuary in San Francisco.
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http://www.northernsounds.com/forum/showthread.php/14098-In-Honor-of-Dr.-Richie-Moore
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Mr. Moore died Feb. 16 at his home on Orcas Island. The cause of death was not specified, and San Juan County Coroner Randy Gaylord could not be reached yesterday.
Born in San Francisco, Mr. Moore helped create many gold and platinum albums. Artists he worked with included Huey Lewis and the News, Rita Coolidge, Canned Heat, the Neville Brothers, Pablo Cruise and Country Joe McDonald.
He helped design West Coast recording studios, taught recording engineering in San Francisco at the College for Recording Arts and wrote articles for Mix, a magazine for recording professionals.
For the past three years, Mr. Moore served as technical director for the Children's Discovery Center of Orcas Island, where the children called him "Dr. Dude."
Mr. Moore is survived by his wife, Annie Moss Moore, of Orcas Island; a daughter, Daphne Firkus, of Canoga Park, Calif.; and a sister, Daphne Satterlee, and a brother, Patrick Moore, both of Redding, Calif.
A memorial service is planned for tomorrow at McAvoy O'Hara Mortuary in San Francisco.
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http://www.northernsounds.com/forum/showthread.php/14098-In-Honor-of-Dr.-Richie-Moore
In Honor of Dr. Richie Moore
A friend and consultant for the GOS library passed away recently.
Dr. Richie Moore was a genius recording engineer as well as one of the warmest and genuinely kindest person I\'ve ever known. Richie helped create many gold and platinum albums and worked with the Beatles, The Stones, Eric Clapton, Huey Lewis and scores of other well-known musicians. He taught recording engineering at the College for Recording Arts in San Francisco and wrote articles for Mix Magazine.
Several years ago he implemented Gigasampler to handle the interactive audio displays at the Funhouse Discovery Center. Richie served as technical director for the Funhouse Discovery Center and touched the lives of many people here on Orcas Island. Richie helped a great deal in the planning stages of the GOS library. Whenever I needed advice or help, Richie was always there and gave so freely of his tremendous talents
We will miss Richie.
Gary Garritan
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