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Ron Geesin

real name Ronald Frederick Geesin

Ron Geesin is credited on 660 releases across 98 albums tracked on Gatefold, active 1962–2026 — the collector-built map of who actually made the music.

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660

Credits

98

Albums

7

Decades active

251

In collections

Biography

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Ron Geesin is a self-taught composer, performer, sound architect, writer, lecturer and designer, born December 17, 1943 in Stevenson, Ayrshire, Scotland. He has lived in the south of England since joining a jazz band at 17. He was co-writer of Pink Floyd's "Atom Heart Mother".
In 1990, Ron Geesin created his Tune Tube, a giant interactive tube in sound and light 'played' from the inside by individual's body-movements, which was a huge success at the Art Machine exhibition for "Glasgow 1990".
He has composed music for innumerable films and TV programs.
Father of The Geesin Brothers, Dan Geesin, Fraser Geesin and Joe Geesin.

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Credited work

660 releases · 98 albums · active 1962–2026

  • Performance · 800
  • Mastering · 133
  • Other credits · 53
  • Production · 45
  • Engineering · 16

Studios: EMI Studios · Jay Miller Studios, Crowley, LA · Paris Theatre, London · Abbey Road Studios

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