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John Richardson - Drums Of A Nation (CD) (UK Import)
John Richardson - Drums Of A Nation (CD) (UK Import)
Artist: John Richardson
Music Genre: World music
- Label
- New World Music
- Cat No
- NWCD 441
- Released
- 1998
- Pressing
- UK
- Styles
- Folk, World, & Country
EAN/UPC - 0767715044124
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John Richardson — Drums Of A Nation
Format: CD • Label: New World Music (NWCD 441) • Released: 1998 • Pressing: UK • Genre: Folk, World, & Country
Tracklist:
1. Thunder Drums
2. Rainmaker
Imported from the UK.
About the artist
About the artist
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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Please consider using other John Richardson:
Johnny Richardson British jazz drummer, active mainly in the late 60's and 70's, member of Dave Shepherd Quintet and The Stan Greig Trio
John Richardson Chicago soul arranger
John Richardson Bass player, mainly with Donald Byrd
John Richardson Credited for tenor saxophone
John Richardson U.S. drummer, has played with, among others, Gin Blossoms, Outnumbered
John Richardson Tampa, Florida, USA-based keyboard player
John Richardson Credited for bass vocals in a 1999 Tim Essex release
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John Richardson Jazz musician associated with Ginger Pig and Sammy Rimington
John Richardson Early 70's blue rock guitarist, has played with, among others, Neil Merryweather
John Richardson Vocalist, percussionist with the late 60's pop rockers Toad Hall
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John Richardson Engineer, appearing in a reggae album release
John Richardson Bassist with black metallers Be'lakor
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John Richardson Illustrator
John Richardson Composer and hymn writer (1816-1879)
John Richardson Engineer (credited to have worked at )
John Richardson Producer active in El Salvador in 1978
John Richardson Finnish musician and songwriter.
John Richardson Canadian Engineer
John Richardson Texas drummer & percussionist on 1970's gospel records.
John Richardson Guitarist for the band So This Is How It Ends.
John Richardson Credited for bass vocals on an April 1960 recording under the direction of Leonard Bernstein
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