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Terry Morton American music manager ...
Terry Morton is an American music manager and Sound Engineer, most notable as the current manager of Jefferson Starship [1], David Frieberg's Quicksilver Messenger Service [2].
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Terry Morton commenced his career in music business after graduating the "Music Recording Industry" program at SF State University in the early 1990s. Morton became a board member for the local Grammy chapter and an assistant producer for the California Music Awards aka "The Bammies".
(1) Morton was the owner of Marin's premier live sound and back-line company, Renegade Productions, which provided sound reinforcement to many local street fairs, corporate parties and local music venues. [3] The company is particularly notable for providing sound at the Haight Ashbury Street Fair and Castro Street Fair in San Francisco.
Other groups that morton worked with include [3]Sammy Hagar as Drum Technician, [4] The Fabulous Thunderbirds as Tour Manager and Merchandise and [5] Tower of Power as Merchandise and Truck Driver"
[4] From 1999 through 2009, Morton operated a music production/rehearsal and recording facility called Renegade Studios in San Rafael, Ca where Jefferson Starship's "Tree of Liberty" was recorded. Renegade Studios also operated 30 rehearsal rooms with over 70 bands.
Morton, a Novato, CA resident, still runs a smaller studio with multiple bands and operates his own Microphone manufacturing business "Morton Microphones", home of the KickTone Microphone.
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