John Mackswith
English sound engineer
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John Anthony Mackswith (born 1948, Islington, London) is an English sound engineer.
Since the late 1960s, he has engineered the recordings of an array of notable performers at Landsdowne Studios & Utopia Studios in London and at various studios in Israel, New York City, Canada and the Netherlands.[1]
Discography
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- 1966: "Art Gallery" – The Artworks[2]
- 1967: "Let's Go to San Francisco" – The Flower Pot Men[3]
- 1967: "A Walk in the Sky" – The Flower Pot Men[2]
- 1968: "The Voice and Writing of Raymond Froggatt" – Raymond Froggatt[2]
- 1969: "Where Do You Go To (My Lovely)?" – Peter Sarstedt[4][5]
- 1969: Peter Sarstedt – Peter Sarstedt[5]
- 1969: As Though It Were A Movie – Peter Sarstedt[5]
- 1969: A Way of Life – The Family Dogg
- 1971: Coming from Reality – Sixto Rodriguez
- 1972: Grave New World – Strawbs
- 1973: "Sugar Baby Love" – Rubettes
- 1975: L'Ete Indien (Africa) / Moi J'Ai Dit Non – Joe Dassin[6]
- 1978: The Roger Whittaker Christmas Album – Roger Whittaker[7]
- 1978: PS – Peter Sarstedt[5]
- 1979: Knock on Wood – Amii Stewart
- 1982: Lost And Found (Dave Bartram solo tracks recorded 1982-1985 at Utopia) released 2011
- 1983: Deep Sea Skiving – Bananarama.[8]
- 1985: Politics of Existing – Paul Young[9]
- 1990: Auberge – Chris Rea
Filmography
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- 1987: (Film) Withnail and I – David Dundas & Rick Wentworth[10][11]
- 1995: (TV) The Infiltrator[11]
- 2000: (TV) This Is Personal: The Hunt for the Yorkshire Ripper[11]
