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| − | |Row 10 info = [[Bloods & Crips]], [[Damu Ridas]], [[Nationwide Rip Ridaz]]}}'''Ronnie Marlon Phillips''' (April 16, 1954 - November 1, 2003), also known by his stage name '''Ronnie Ron''' and most commonly credited as '''Ronnie M. Phillips''', was an American record producer and the founder of [[Dangerous Records]]. Phillips is responsible for |
+ | |Row 10 info = [[Bloods & Crips]], [[Damu Ridas]], [[Nationwide Rip Ridaz]]}}'''Ronnie Marlon Phillips''' (April 16, 1954 - November 1, 2003), also known by his stage name '''Ronnie Ron''' and most commonly credited as '''Ronnie M. Phillips''', was an American record producer and the founder of [[Dangerous Records]]. Phillips is responsible for organising the [[Bloods & Crips]] project, a collaboration of members from the two street gangs. The group recorded two albums in the early 1990s, both of which were co-produced and executive produced by Phillips. He additionally executive produced albums by [[Young Soldierz]], [[Tweedy Bird Loc]], [[Nationwide Rip Ridaz]], [[Damu Ridas]], [[NiNi X]] and [[Fo' Clips Eclipse]]. In 1993, he released the instrumental album ''[[Gangsta Boom (Sample Your Ass Off)]]''. |
His output lessened after the dissolution of the Bloods & Crips and its affiliated projects. |
His output lessened after the dissolution of the Bloods & Crips and its affiliated projects. |
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