Plaque

Mickie Most

Erection date: 16/5/2004

Inscription

Mickie Most, 1938 - 2003, record producer.
Heritage Foundation

Site: Mickie Most (1 memorial)

NW8, Charlbert Street, 42-48, Rak Studios

This building houses the Rak recording studios. Rak Records was founded in 1969 by Mickie Most who sold it to EMI in 1983 but he kept the company name and the recording studios.

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