JGD - age 2 |
Father JND at 64 Babbacombe, Devon 1956 |
of Conservatives Abroad |
with Valery Gergiev |
Boris Christoff as Philip II |
Elisabeth Schwarzkopf & Christa Ludwig |
Dame Elisabeth Schwarzkopf DBE |
Wilhelmina Hardee with my |
The Athelings - British Cadet Rifle Team |
Dame Janet Baker CH, DBE |
Bodeites (Charterhouse) 1956 |
Maria Callas Paris 1965 |
EMI Arabia (Dubai) : Arab music catalogue of 1997 |
Concerts Costa Blanca |
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Glyndebourne |
A tribute to Abdel Halim Hafez from his producer, long-time friend and partner/director of Soutelphan, Magdi El Amroussi as well as a short biography by Nizar Homsi (Dubai, 1996) |
A kindly "tribute" (1997) from the designers to EMI Dubai featuring JGD as "Oum Koulsoum" upon whose 1926 Alexandria HMV reissues he had been working .... |
JD's view of watching sport |
One of the rarest of her programmes - and my 2nd encounter with Maria Callas at the Montréal Forum 17th October 1958 |
The death of EMI |
My friend Christopher Robbie |
(for Erato) |
Dau. Alexandra's wedding |
Charterhouse |
Oriental Club |
JGD & Lorna Ainsworth |
JGD & Lorna Ainsworth |
JGD & Lorna Ainsworth
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JGD at the Torre del Visco 2014 |
Douglas Hall - my residence |
Sunbeam Alpine |
Crewing a Dutch Banjer from |
Prokofiev's Peter and the Wolf : Recording supervised by John Deacon att the studios of EMI Greece 1974 (also of Britten's Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra) both narrated in Greek by renowned actor Kostas Kastanas (link to story at front page). |
Grandmother Caroline Deacon (née Pook) + daughters Dulcie & Hilary (c. 1919) |
JGD - 1948 ready for |
JGD & children Ring des Nibelungen Bayreuther Festspiele 1994 |
JGD & children at youngest daughter Alexandra's wedding Pyrton, March 2004 |
Son (4) & Dau. (2) with "Putty" : Nicosia, August 1971 |
Pauline Rice, EMI Greece's John D, Heinz |
A memorable event - Glyndebourne's 50th anniversary performance of Le nozze di Figaro 28th May 1984 |
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Our great friend US pianist |
A curiosity from my archives ... ! |
Launch of EMI's 1st-ever full colour |
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Dinner chez Edmundo & Susie Ros |
Grandson John (VIII), with grandfather, at his christening |
At daughter Alexandra's wedding |
Deacons at Christmas Common |
Penelope Keith, Janet Suzman & JGD at dinner at Sutton Place for re-launch of the revised version of D. H. Lawrence's film "Priest of love" - Sept.1985 |
Conifer Record's launch of the Lionel Blair LP for TV 1983 (spot the bimbo ?) |
November 2005 : Press assignment - |
EMI Greece 1977 Sales Director John Deacon |
Wiener Staatsoper Jan/Feb 1962 |
John D & Lorna Ainsworth |
Grace Bumbry - 1982 |
Fellow Old Carthusian, Christopher Raeburn |
Rita Gorr, the great Belgian mezzo (Ortrud, Eboli, Dalila, Fricka, Amneris ...) and dining with JD at D'Chez Eux in Paris in the 60s. |
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GRAMOPHONE AWARDS Savoy Hotel, London 1983 l to r : ? Polgram ?, Jan Rubinstein (Polygram, NL) Ted Perry (Hyperion), Peter Russell (DG, UK), Ray Crick (RCA]
Sir Colin Davis CH CBE, Sir Michael Tippett OM CH CBE,
Sir Charles Mackerras AC CH CBE, Sir David Willcocks GCB GCMG KCSI DSO John G. Deacon, Alison Wenham (Conifer Records) Jeremy Elliot ( ? ), John Pattrick (EMI Records) |
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Gramophone Awards 1983 Savoy Hotel : Sir David Willcocks CBE MC, |
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At the Pathé Marconi EMI studios, Boulogne-sur-Seine (c.1966) : Clockwise from left : French ("Yéyé") singer, Ria Bartok (1943-70), Stanley Steinhaus (GM, EMI licensee, Venezuela), French bandleader Franck Pourcel (1913-2000), Snr. Roldan (MD EMI licensee, Venezuela), French guitarist Claude Ciari. John Deacon - back to camera In the mid-70s, in the studios of EMI Greece, I produced Claude Ciari in orchestrated versions of the greatest songs of Fairuz & Mohamed Abdel Wahab. |
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Maria Callas, John Robinson (W.H. Smith), John Deacon (EMI) & Mrs. Cross, wife of MD of Pathé Marconi EMI France Reception for Callas at the Racing Club, Bois de Boulogne, summer 1964 |
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Nigel Kenyon & John Deacon |
John Deacon's (late) sister Anne with her travelling office - representing The National Trust for Scotland |
Wilfrid Noyce & George Lowe - members of the 1953 Everest expedition. Noyce, my French master, died in a mountaineering accident in 1962 in the Pamirs - together with 23-year-old Scot Robin Smith after a successful ascent of Mount Garmo (6,595 m) -https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wilfrid_Noyce |
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