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		<title>Welcome to Mike Richardson Blog</title>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Welcome to Mike Richardson Blog hope you can stay onboard for a while. I suppose my biggest claim to fame would be the creation in Limerick Of Big L Radio Limerick, with my then business partner Hayman Harris. I personaly believe that I have achieved a lot more than just Big L, and just maybe I could have achieved an  awful lot more, but for now I hope to get down in writing how the world has looked to me in the past, and what the future holds for us all. You might here a lot of people in the entertainment industry talk about picking up their first instrument or maybe starting to sing in their desire to &#8220;entertain&#8221;. For me I must admit that despite being taught how to play the Violin and pianforté, I really ejoyed playing records! My Parents collection of vynil was quite large as there always seemed to be a party going on for most the time, and while My Mum(Mary) was a brilliant piano player and my Father (Jack) having a pretty ok tenor voice, the records were certainly the mainstay of the house parties I witnessed growing up in North London at 24 Lonsdale Square.</p>

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