the debt, United Artists assumed ownership of Sue Records masters and Saturn Music publishing. He also lost the "Sue building" which consisted of offices and Juggy Sound Studio in Manhattan. Murray moved to California and recorded a few singles. In the 1970s, he launched Juggernaught and Jupiter Records. He released his debut album Inside America on his Jupiter label in 1976, which was popular on the UK dancefloors. The title track made the Top Forty in Britain. That album was followed by Rhythm and Blues in 1977. He continued to work into the new millennium, producing and promoting up and coming artists. Speaking of Baby Washington, Murray once said, "I would rather record her than eat." Death Murray died on February 8, 2005, at Montefiore Medical Center in Bronx, New York. Though Murray was 81 and suffering from Parkinson's disease, he and Baby Washington had been working on recording comeback material. Discography Albums 1976: Inside America (Jupiter 1101) 1977: Rhythm And Blues (Jupiter 1402) Singles 1966: "Soul At Sunrise" / "Just A Minute" (Sue 45-140/142) 1969: "Oily" / "The Spoiler" (SUE 9) 1970: "Buttered Popcorn" / "Thock It To Me Honi" (SUE 14) 1972: "Built For Speed (Part 1 And 2)" / "Built For Speed (Part 1)" (Pony 1A / 1B) 1976: "Inside America — Pt. I" / "Inside America — Pt. II" (Jupiter JUP-902) 1976: "Disco Extraordinaire (Part I)" / "Disco Extraordinaire (Part II)" (Jupiter JUP-903) References External links Respect: Soulwalking Juggy Murray biography via Spectropop.com 1923 births 2005 deaths Businesspeople from Charleston, South Carolina Record producers from South Carolina Sue Records artists 20th-century American businesspeople Businesspeople from New York City