John Richardson

British drummer, percussion player, born Essex, UK. Mainly known as as a member of the The Rubettes. In 1983 he quit pop music and later concentrated on new age music.

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[a=John Richardson (15)] credited as an Automation Technician
[a=John Richardson (16)] Illustrator
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[a=John Richardson (19)] Producer active in El Salvador in 1978
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