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Andy Johns discography

This is a discography of records (primarily albums) produced, engineered, and/or mixed by Andy Johns for various acts. Johns, like his older brother Glyn Johns, was a British sound engineer and record producer. He worked on numerous well-known rock albums, including the Rolling Stones' Exile on Main St. (1972), Television's Marquee Moon (1977), and a series of albums by Led Zeppelin during the 1970s.[1]

Albums produced and/or engineered edit

The general reference used for this list is "Credits: Andy Johns" in AllMusic.[2][a] All albums mentioned in this list are either studio albums that were released containing all new material or otherwise live albums. Compilations of past material are not included in this list.

Artist Year Album Producer Engineer Mixing
Gordon Beck Trio 1968 Gyroscope  Y
The Move 1968 Move  Y
The Bonzo Dog Band 1968 The Doughnut in Granny's Greenhouse  Y
The Small Faces 1968 There Are But Four Small Faces  Y
The Deviants 1968 Disposable  Y
Spooky Tooth 1969 Spooky Two  Y
Blodwyn Pig 1969 Ahead Rings Out  Y
Jethro Tull 1969 Stand Up  Y
Blind Faith 1969 Blind Faith  Y  Y
Humble Pie 1969 As Safe as Yesterday Is  Y
Jack Bruce 1969 Songs for a Tailor  Y
Led Zeppelin 1969 Led Zeppelin II  Y
Humble Pie 1969 Town and Country  Y
Renaissance 1969 Renaissance  Y
Clouds 1969 The Clouds Scrapbook  Y
Clouds 1969 Up Above our Heads  Y
Ten Years After 1969 (re-rel. 1997) Ssssh -Ten Years After  Y
Eric Clapton 1970 Eric Clapton  Y
Free 1970 Highway  Y  Y
Delaney & Bonnie and Friends 1970 On Tour with Eric Clapton  Y
Led Zeppelin 1970 Led Zeppelin III  Y  Y
Led Zeppelin 1970 Led Zeppelin III  Y  Y
Sky 1970 Don't Hold Back  Y
Free 1971 Free Live!  Y
The Rolling Stones 1971 Sticky Fingers  Y
Led Zeppelin 1971 Led Zeppelin IV  Y
Mott the Hoople 1971 Brain Capers  Y
Sky 1971 Sailor's Delight  Y
Bobby Whitlock 1972 Bobby Whitlock  Y
The Rolling Stones 1972 Exile on Main St.  Y
Jethro Tull 1972 Living in the Past  Y
West, Bruce and Laing 1972 Why Dontcha  Y
Free 1972 Heartbreaker  Y
Led Zeppelin 1973 Houses of the Holy  Y  Y
The Rolling Stones 1973 Goats Head Soup  Y  Y
The Rolling Stones 1974 It's Only Rock 'n' Roll  Y
Jack Bruce 1974 Out of the Storm  Y  Y  Y
Led Zeppelin 1975 Physical Graffiti  Y
Larry Norman 1976 In Another Land  Y  Y  Y
Randy Stonehill 1976 Welcome to Paradise  Y
Rod Stewart 1977 Foot Loose & Fancy Free  Y  Y
Eddie Money 1977 Eddie Money  Y  Y
Television 1977 Marquee Moon  Y
Rod Stewart 1978 Blondes Have More Fun  Y  Y
Axis 1978 It's a Circus World  Y  Y
Les Dudek 1978 Ghost Town Parade[b]  Y  Y  Y
Joni Mitchell 1980 Shadows and Light  Y
Rod Stewart 1980 Foolish Behaviour  Y
Ron Wood 1981 1234  Y
Hughes/Thrall 1982 Hughes/Thrall  Y  Y  Y
Led Zeppelin 1982 Coda  Y
Cinderella 1986 Night Songs  Y  Y  Y
McAuley Schenker Group 1987 Perfect Timing  Y  Y  Y
Autograph 1987 Loud and Clear  Y
Show-Ya 1987 Immigration  Y
Eric Clapton 1988 Crossroads  Y
Show-Ya 1988 Glamour  Y
Cinderella 1988 Long Cold Winter  Y
House of Lords 1990 Sahara  Y
Killer Dwarfs 1990 Dirty Weapons  Y
The Broken Homes 1990 Wing and a Prayer  Y  Y
Van Halen 1991 For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge  Y  Y  Y
Killer Dwarfs 1992 Method to Madness  Y  Y  Y
Wildside 1992 Under the Influence  Y
Joe Satriani 1992 The Extremist  Y  Y  Y
Van Halen 1993 Live: Right Here, Right Now  Y  Y
Joe Satriani 1993 Time Machine  Y
Bon Jovi 1995 Someday I'll Be Saturday Night  Y  Y
Doug Aldrich 1996 Highcentered  Y  Y  Y
L.A. Guns 2002 Waking the Dead  Y
pre)Thing 2004 22nd Century Lifestyle  Y
L.A. Guns 2004 22nd Century Lifestyle  Y
L.A. Guns 2004 22nd Century Lifestyle  Y
Godsmack 2004 Changes  Y  Y
Pepper's Ghost 2005 Shake the Hand That Shook the World  Y  Y
Euphoraphonic 2005 Stone in the Sand  Y  Y  Y
L.A. Guns 2005 Tales from the Strip  Y  Y
Godsmack 2006 IV  Y  Y  Y
Ra 2006 Raw  Y  Y
Ill Niño 2006 The Undercover Sessions  Y  Y  Y
The Dudek, Finnigan, & Krueger Band (DFK) 2006 The Dudek, Finnigan, & Krueger Band  Y  Y  Y
Chickenfoot 2009 Chickenfoot[3]  Y  Y  Y
Steve Miller Band 2010 Bingo!  Y  Y
Steve Miller Band 2010 Bingo!  Y  Y
Eric Johnson 2010 Up Close  Y
Switchblade Glory 2010 Switchblade Glory  Y  Y  Y
Steve Miller Band 2011 Let Your Hair Down  Y  Y
L.A. Guns 2012 Hollywood Forever  Y  Y
X-Drive 2014 Get Your Rock On  Y

Film soundtracks engineered edit

  • Good Guys Don't Always Wear White (1994) – Bon Jovi (soundtrack for The Cowboy Way) - produced[4]
  • Ladies and Gentleman The Rolling Stones Movie (2012) – The Rolling Stones - engineered[5]

Notes edit

  1. ^ Concerning Andy Johns' contributions as a producer, engineer, and mixer, usually references can be found in the various Wikipedia articles the albums listed below (click into blue links). However, in some cases sufficient references are not included in some of the Wikipedia articles, so to establish a minimum baseline of verification, the general reference used is "Credits: Andy Johns" in AllMusic. There may also be cases where certain albums are not mentioned in "Credits: Andy Johns" but are attested to in other reliable sources presented in the Wikipedia album articles. If that is so, then those albums are listed here along with their corresponding credits.
  2. ^ This album was released in 2009 as part of a combined/merged album.

References edit

  1. ^ Sisario, Ben (19 April 2013). "Andy Johns, 62, Rolling Stones and Led Zeppelin Engineer, Dies". The New York Times. Retrieved 20 May 2014.
  2. ^ "Credits: Andy Johns". AllMusic. Retrieved 11 June 2023.
  3. ^ Joel Selvin (10 May 2009). "Guitarist Satriani joins Hagar for Chickenfoot fun". SFGate. Retrieved 8 April 2013.
  4. ^ Eakin, Marah (8 April 2013). "R.I.P. Andy Johns, producer and engineer for Led Zeppelin, The Rolling Stones, and more". AV Club. Retrieved 15 June 2023.
  5. ^ "Ladies and Gentlemen the Rolling Stones". Discogs. Retrieved 15 June 2023.
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