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| − | '''Ronald James''' "'''Ron'''" '''Taylor''' (October 16, 1952 – January 16, [[2002]]) was an American actor. He voiced [[Bleeding Gums Murphy]] in the [[season 1]] episode "[[Moaning Lisa]]" and the [[season 6]] episode "[['Round Springfield]]". After his death, the [[season 13]] episode "[[Sweets and Sour Marge]]" was dedicated to him. | + | '''Ronald James''' "'''Ron'''" '''Taylor''' (October 16, 1952 – January 16, [[2002]]) was an American actor. He voiced [[Bleeding Gums Murphy]] in the [[season 1]] episode "[[Moaning Lisa]]" and the [[season 6]] episode "[['Round Springfield]]", as well as "[[God Bless the Child]]" on ''[[The Simpsons Sing the Blues]]''. After his death, the [[season 13]] episode "[[Sweets and Sour Marge]]" was dedicated to him. |
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Ron Taylor
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Ronald James "Ron" Taylor (October 16, 1952 – January 16, 2002) was an American actor. He voiced Bleeding Gums Murphy in the season 1 episode "Moaning Lisa" and the season 6 episode "'Round Springfield", as well as "God Bless the Child" on The Simpsons Sing the Blues. After his death, the season 13 episode "Sweets and Sour Marge" was dedicated to him.
External links
Ron Taylor at the Internet Movie Database
Ron Taylor at Wikipedia
Guest stars in season 1
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| Marcia Wallace • Sam McMurray • Albert Brooks • Kelsey Grammer • Penny Marshall |
Guest stars in season 6
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| Winona Ryder • Albert Brooks • Sara Gilbert • Kelsey Grammer • Phil Hartman • Jon Lovitz • Michelle Pfeiffer • Dr. Demento • Larry King • James Earl Jones • Meryl Streep • Dennis Franz • Ted Danson • Woody Harrelson • Rhea Perlman • John Ratzenberger • George Wendt • Anne Bancroft • Patrick Stewart • Dick Cavett • Johnny Unitas • Mel Brooks • Susan Sarandon • Mandy Patinkin • Frank Welker • Ron Taylor • Steve Allen • Tito Puente |
