Glyn Johns discography
This is a discography of records (primarily albums) produced, engineered, and/or mixed by Glyn Johns for various acts. Though Johns is best known for his work as an engineer and producer for other artists, he recorded several singles as a solo act in the 1960s. At the end of this article, there is a brief section devoted to Johns' work as a solo artist.
Albums (as producer, recording engineer, and/or mixing engineer)
All information presented in this section, unless otherwise indicated, is taken from the discography compiled by Andrew Alburn on pp. 291–300 in Glyn Johns' autobiography, Sound Man,[1] and "Glyn Johns Credits" (AllMusic).[2][lower-alpha 1]
Artist | Year | Album | Producer | Engineer | Mixing |
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Georgie Fame | 1964 | Rhythm and Blues at the Flamingo | |||
The Rolling Stones | 1965 | December's Children | co-eng. |
co-mix. | |
The Pretty Things | 1965 | Get the Picture? | co-prod. |
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The Rolling Stones | 1965 | Out of Our Heads | co-eng. |
co-mix. | |
The Rolling Stones | 1966 | Aftermath | co-eng. |
co-mix. | |
The Rolling Stones | 1966 | Got Live if You Want It! | |||
Chris Farlowe | 1966 | The Art of Chris Farlowe | |||
Small Faces | 1966 | Small Faces (Decca) | |||
Chris Farlowe | 1966 | 14 Things to Think About | |||
Twice as Much | 1966 | Own Up | |||
Small Faces | 1967 | From the Beginning | |||
Rolling Stones | 1967 | Between the Buttons | |||
Small Faces | 1967 | Small Faces (Immediate) | |||
The Rolling Stones | 1967 | Flowers | co-eng. |
co-mix. | |
The Rolling Stones | 1967 | Their Satanic Majesties Request | |||
Johnny Hallyday | 1967 | San Francisco (EP) | |||
The Rolling Stones | 1968 | Beggars Banquet | |||
Steve Miller Band | 1968 | Children of the Future | |||
Twice as Much | 1968 | That's All | |||
The Pentangle | 1968 | The Pentangle | |||
The Move | 1968 | Something Else from The Move | |||
Spooky Tooth | 1968 | It's All About | |||
Small Faces | 1968 | Ogdens' Nut Gone Flake | |||
Steve Miller Band | 1968 | Sailor | |||
Gerry Temple | 1968 | Burn Up! | |||
Procol Harum | 1968 | Shine on Brightly | |||
The Move | 1968 | The Move | |||
The Easybeats | 1968 | Vigil | |||
Traffic | 1968 | Traffic | |||
Billy Nichols | 1968 | Would You Believe | |||
Steve Miller Band | 1969 | Brave New World | |||
Family | 1969 | Family Entertainment | |||
The End | 1969 | Introspection | |||
The Beatles | 1969 | Abbey Road | |||
Joe Cocker | 1969 | Joe Cocker! | |||
Johnny Hallyday | 1969 | Johnny Hallyday | |||
Led Zeppelin | 1969 | Led Zeppelin | |||
The Rolling Stones | 1969 | Let it Bleed | |||
Steve Miller Band | 1969 | Your Saving Grace | |||
Lambert and Nuttycombe | 1970 | At Home | |||
Bob Dylan | 1970 | Self Portrait | co-eng. |
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The Rolling Stones | 1970 | Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out! | |||
Humble Pie | 1970 | Humble Pie | |||
Philamore Lincoln | 1970 | The North Wind Blew South | |||
Billy Preston | 1970 | That's the Way God Planned It | |||
Leon Russell | 1970 | Leon Russell | |||
The Beatles | 1970 | Let It Be | |||
Joe Cocker | 1970 | Mad Dogs & Englishmen | |||
Delaney & Bonnie & Friends | 1970 | On Tour with Eric Clapton | |||
The Move | 1970 | Shazam | |||
The Band | 1970 | Stage Fright | co-eng. |
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Spooky Tooth | 1970 | The Last Puff | |||
McGuinness Flint | 1970 | McGuinness Flint | |||
Faces | 1971 | A Nod Is As Good As a Wink... to a Blind Horse | |||
Boz Scaggs | 1971 | Boz Scaggs & Band | |||
Ben Sidran | 1971 | Feel Your Groove | |||
McGuinness Flint | 1971 | Happy Birthday, Ruthie Baby | |||
Jesse Ed Davis | 1971 | ¡Jesse Davis! | |||
Leon Russell | 1971 | Leon Russell and the Shelter People | |||
Boz Scaggs | 1971 | Moments | |||
Rita Coolidge | 1971 | Nice Feelin' | |||
Howlin' Wolf | 1971 | The London Howlin' Wolf Sessions | |||
Humble Pie | 1971 | Rock On | |||
Graham Nash | 1971 | Songs for Beginners | |||
The Rolling Stones | 1971 | Sticky Fingers | co-eng. |
co-mix. | |
Spooky Tooth | 1971 | Tobacco Road | |||
The Who | 1971 | Who's Next | co-prod. |
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Eagles | 1972 | Eagles | |||
The Rolling Stones | 1972 | Exile on Main St. | co-eng. |
co-mix. | |
Rita Coolidge | 1972 | The Lady's Not for Sale | |||
Neil Young | 1972 | Harvest | co-eng. |
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Nicky Hopkins, Ry Cooder, Mick Jagger, Bill Wyman, and Charlie Watts | 1972 | Jamming with Edward! | |||
Chris Jagger | 1973 | Chris Jagger | |||
Eagles | 1973 | Desperado | |||
Eric Clapton | 1973 | Eric Clapton's Rainbow Concert | |||
The Faces | 1973 | Ooh La La | |||
The Who | 1973 | Quadrophenia | co-prod. |
co-eng. |
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Ric Grech | 1973 | The Last Five Years | |||
Paul McCartney and Wings | 1973 | Red Rose Speedway | co-eng. |
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Gallagher and Lyle | 1973 | Seeds | |||
The Ozark Mountain Daredevils | 1973 | The Ozark Mountain Daredevils | co-prod. |
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Gallagher and Lyle | 1973 | Willie and the Lapdog | |||
The Ozark Mountain Daredevils | 1974 | It'll Shine When It Shines | co-prod. |
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The Rolling Stones | 1974 | It's Only Rock 'n Roll | |||
Eagles | 1974 | On the Border | co-prod. |
co-eng. |
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Gallagher and Lyle | 1974 | The Last Cowboy | |||
Georgie Fame | 1974 | Georgie Fame | |||
Fairport Convention | 1975 | Rising for the Moon | |||
The Who | 1975 | The Who by Numbers | |||
Andy Fairweather Low | 1976 | Be Bop 'n' Holla | |||
Fools Gold | 1976 | Fools Gold | |||
Joan Armatrading | 1976 | Joan Armatrading | |||
Ron Wood & Ronnie Lane | 1976 | Mahoney's Last Stand | |||
The Rolling Stones | 1976 | Black and Blue | co-eng. |
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Buckacre | 1976 | Moring Comes | |||
The Bernie Leadon—Michael Georgiades Band | 1977 | Natural Progressions | |||
Pete Townshend & Ronnie Lane | 1977 | Rough Mix | |||
Joan Armatrading | 1977 | Show Some Emotion | |||
Eric Clapton | 1977 | Slowhand | |||
Eric Clapton | 1977 | Backless | |||
Craig Nuttycombe | 1977 | It's Just a Lifetime | |||
Joan Armatrading | 1978 | To the Limit | |||
Paul Kennerly and various Artists | 1978 | White Mansions | |||
The Who | 1978 | Who Are You | co-prod |
co-eng. |
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Mark Benno | 1979 | Lost in Austin | |||
Joan Armatrading | 1979 | Steppin' Out | |||
Live Wire (band) | 1979 | Pick it UP | |||
Lazy Racer | 1980 | Formula II | |||
Tim Renwick | 1980 | Tim Renwick | |||
Paul Kennerly | 1980 | Legend of Jessie James | |||
Danny Joe Brown | 1981 | Danny Joe Brown and the Danny Joe Brown Band | |||
Jools Holland | 1981 | Jools Holland and His Millionaires | |||
Midnight Oil | 1981 | Place Without a Postcard | |||
Nine Below Zero | 1981 | Don't Point Your Finger | |||
Chris de Burgh | 1981 | Best Moves | |||
The Clash | 1982 | Combat Rock | |||
The Who | 1982 | It's Hard | |||
Local Boys | 1983 | Moments of Madness | |||
Various artists | 1984 | ARMS Concert | |||
Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones, Albert Lee, | 1984 | No Introduction Necessary | |||
Téléphone | 1984 | Un Autre Monde | |||
Bob Dylan | 1984 | Real Live | |||
Immaculate Fools | 1985 | Hearts of Fortune | |||
Téléphone | 1986 | Le Live | |||
Roaring Boys | 1986 | Roaring Boys | |||
The Big Dish | 1986 | Swimmer | |||
New Model Army | 1986 | The Ghost of Cain | |||
Joolz | 1987 | Hex | |||
Spooky Tooth | 1987 | Spooky Tooth | |||
Helen Watson | 1987 | Blue Slipper | |||
Labi Siffre | 1987 | (Something Inside) So Strong | |||
John Hiatt | 1988 | Slow Turning | |||
Nancy Griffith | 1989 | Storms | |||
Green on Red | 1989 | This Time Around | |||
John Hiatt | 1990 | Stolen Moments | |||
Summerhill | 1990 | West of Here | |||
Del Shannon | 1991 | The Liberty Years | |||
Energy Orchard | 1992 | Stop the Machine | |||
Ethan Johns | 1992 | Independent Years | |||
David Crosby | 1993 | Thousand Roads | |||
Crosby, Stills, & Nash | 1994 | After the Storm | |||
The Subdudes | 1994 | Annunciation | |||
Jackopierce | 1995 | Bringing on the Weather | |||
Bruce Cockburn | 1994 | Dart to the Heart | |||
Joe Satriani | 1995 | Joe Satriani | |||
The Beatles | 1996 | Anthology 3 | co-eng. |
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Eric Clapton | 1996 | Crossroads 2: Live in the Seventies | |||
The Rolling Stones and various artists | 1996 | The Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus | |||
Warm Jets | 1997 | Future Signs | |||
Bill Wyman's Rhythm Kings | 1998 | Struttin' Our Stuff | |||
Linda Ronstadt | 1998 | We Ran | |||
Bill Wyman's Rhythm Kings | 1999 | Anyway the Wind Blows | |||
Emmylou Harris & Linda Ronstadt | 1999 | Western Wall: The Tucson Sessions | |||
Various artists | 1999 | Return of the Grievous Angel: A Tribute to Gram Parsons | |||
John Hiatt and various artists | 2002 | Disney's The Country Bears | musical dir. | ||
Bruce Cockburn | 2005 | Speechless | |||
Andy Fairweather Low | 2006 | Sweet Soulful Music | |||
The Clash | 2008 | Live at Shea Stadium | |||
Ian McLagan & the Bump Band | 2008 | Never Say Never | |||
Ryan Adams | 2011 | Ashes & Fire | |||
Ben Waters | 2011 | Boogie 4 Stu: A Tribute to Ian Stewart | |||
The Rolling Stones | 2012 | Charlie is My Darling: Ireland 1965 | |||
The Staves | 2012 | Dead & Born & Grown Up & Live | co-prod. |
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The Rolling Stones | 2012 | GRRR! | |||
Band of Horses | 2012 | Mirage Rock | |||
Ethan Johns | 2012 | If Not Now Then When? | |||
Aaron Neville | 2013 | My True Story | |||
Patty Griffin | 2013 | Silver Bell | |||
Stephen Stills | 2013 | Carry On | co-prod. |
co-eng. |
co-mix |
Bob Dylan | 2013 | Another Self Portrait (1969-1971: The Bootleg Series, Vol. 10) | co-eng. |
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Benmont Tench | 2014 | You Should Be So Lucky | |||
Ian McLagan & the Bump Band | 2014 | United States | |||
Joe Satriani | 2014 | The Complete Studio Recordings | |||
Bruce Cockburn | 2014 | Rumours of Glory (True North) | |||
David Bowie | 2014 | Nothing Has Changed | co-eng. |
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Small Faces | 2014 | Here Come the Nice: The Immediate Years 1967-1969 | |||
Small Faces | 20.. | Greatest Hits: The Immediate Years 1967-1969 | |||
Faces | 2015 | You Can Make Me Dance, Sing or Anything: 1970-1975 | |||
Various artists | 2015 | Truckers, Kickers, Cowboys Angels: The Blissed-Out Birth of Country-Rock , Vol. 7: 1974 | |||
Various artists | 2015 | Songs: The Very Best of Acoustic - The Collection | co-prod. |
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The Rolling Stones | 2015 | From the Vault: The Marquee Club Live in 1971 | |||
Paul McCartney | 2016 | Pure McCartney | |||
Eric Clapton | 2016 | I Still Do | |||
Eagles | 2017 | Their Greatest Hits, Vols. 1 & 2 | |||
Jesse Ed Davis | 2017 | Red Dirt Boogie: The Atco Recordings 1970-1972 | |||
Discography as a solo artist
In the 1960s Johns recorded several singles as a solo artist. The information in this section is taken from Johns' autobiography[3] and from 45Cat.[4] Johns did not produce or engineer any of his solo records.[4]
Artist | Month/Year | Single | Label/Serial No. | Producer |
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Glyn Johns | June 1962 | "Sioux Indian" b/w "January Blues" | Decca F11478 | Jack Good |
Glyn Johns | Oct. 1963 | "Old Deceiver Time" b/w "Dancing With You" | Decca F11753 | Tony Meehan |
Glyn Johns | 1965 | "Today You're Gone" b/w "Such Stuff Of Dreams" | Lyntone LYN 827 | Tony Meehan |
Glyn Johns | Apr. 1965 | "I'll Follow The Sun" b/w "I'll Take You Dancing" | Pye 7N 15818 | Tony Meehan |
Glyn Johns | Nov. 1965 | "Mary Anne" b/w "Like Grains Of Yellow Sand" | Immediate IM 013 | Tony Meehan |
Notes
- The AllMusic discography includes Johns' most recent work as a producer and engineer. Its contents are generally reliable regarding his work as an engineer and producer for other artists. However, the material about Johns' solo career listed at the bottom of the AllMusic credits should be disregarded. He only cut several singles as a solo artist (in the 1960s) and did not make any albums in that capacity.
References
- Johns 2014, pp. 291-300.
- "Glyn Johns: Credits". AllMusic. Retrieved July 17, 2017.
- Johns 2014, pp. 24-25, 49-50, 60-63.
- "Glyn Johns - Discography". 45Cat. Retrieved July 18, 2017.
Bibliography
- Johns, Glyn (2014). Sound Man. New York: Plume/Random House. ISBN 978-0-399-16387-6.CS1 maint: ref=harv (link)