John Evan-Jones

Born - Faversham, Kent, 3 jan 1948; Died - Copenhagen, 19 april 2013
Went out to Australia in 1964 with [a2291362] and they played together in several bands notably [a2846140], who had a hit record "Seven Golden Daffodils".
Returning home in 1969 both joined [a1048440], which John left to tour with a trio backing America songwriter [a541024]. John made two solo albums for BASF, "Collage" and "Just A Few Changes" and formed [a339537] with [a2291362] and [a847100]. In 1984 he founded the Danish label [l=Skylight Records]. In 1984 John Evan-Jones left the music industry to pursue doctoral studies in psychology. Then he moved to Copenhagen and together with his wife Marianne ran acclaimed coaching company Evan-Jones International and was author of more than twenty books on coaching and management psychology.