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Glyn Johns Selected Producer, Engineer & Mixercredits GLYN JOHNS SELECTED PRODUCER, ENGINEER & MIXERCREDITS: Benmont Tench (2014) You Should Be So Lucky (Blue Note) M The Rolling Stones (2012) "Doom and Gloom" & "One More Shot" (ABKCO/Universal) M Aaron Neville (2012) My True Story (Blue Note) M Ethan Johns (2012) If Not Now Then When (Three Crows) M Band of Horses (2012) Mirage Rock (Columbia) P E M The Staves (2012) Dead & Born & Grown (Atlantic) Co-P M The Staves (2012) The Motherlode: EP (Atlantic) Co-P M The Clash (2008) Live at Shea Stadium (Epic) E Andy Fairweather Low (2006) Sweet Soulful Music (Proper Records) P E Luther Russel (2007) Repair (Adrenaline Music) E The Beatles (2006) Love (Capitol) E Traffic (2001) Traffic (Island) E The Clash (2000) Combat Rock (Sony) M Linda Ronstadt & EmmyLou Harris Western Wall | The Tuscon Sessions (Asylum) The Warm Jets (1998) Future Signs (Polygram Records) M Crosby, Stills & Nash (1994) After The Storm (Atlantic) P E M The Subdudes (1994) Annuciation (High Street) P E David Crosby (1993) Thousand Roads (Atlantic) P E Steve Miller (1991) Sailor (Capitol) P E John Hiatt (1990) Stolen Moments (A&M) P E Joan Armatrading (1989) Track Record (A&M) P E Nanci Griffith (1988) Storms (MCA Records) P Eric Clapton (1988) Crossroads (Polydor) P E Pete Townshend (1987) Another Scoop (Atco) E The New Model Army (1986) Ghost of Cain (EMI) P E M Bob Dylan (1984) Real Live (Columbia) P The Who (1982) It's Hard (Polydor/Wanrer Bros.) P E Jools Holland (1981) Jools Holland and the Millionaires (IRS Records) P E 1Eric Clapton (1978) BacklessP-Producer (Polydor) E-Engineer M-Mixer P E GLYN JOHNS SELECTED PRODUCER, ENGINEER & MIXERCREDITS: Joan Armatrading (1978) To the Limit (A&M) P E The Who (1978) Who Are You (Polydor) P Eric Clapton (1977) Slowhand (RSO) P Joan Armatrading (1977) Show Some Emotion (A&M) P E Eric Clapton (1977) Slowhand (RSO) M Pete Townshend (1977) Rough Mix (MCA/Polydor) P E Bernie Leadon (1977) Natural Progressions (Wounded Bird Records) P Joan Armatrading (1976) Joan Armatrading (A&M) P E Faces (1976) Snakes & Ladders (Warner Bros.) P The Eagles (1976) The Eagles (1976) The Who (1975) Who by Numbers (MCA/Polydor) P The Eagles (1975) One of These Nights (Asylum) P E The Eagles (1974) On the Border (Asylum) P E The Rolling Stones (1974) It's Only Rock 'n' Roll (Atlantic) M Eric Clapton (1973) Eric Clapton's Rainbow Concert (RSO) E Paul McCartney (1973) Red Rose Speedway (Apple/EMI) E The Eagles (1973) Desperado (Asylum) P E The Who (1973) Quadrophenia (MCA Records) P E Faces (1973) Ooh La La (Warner Bros.) P E The Rolling Stones (1972) Jamming with Edward! (Rolling Stone/Atlantic) P The Eagles (1972) Eagles (Asylum) P E The Rolling Stones (1972) Exile on Main St. (Rolling Stone/Atlantic) E Rod Stewart (1972) Never a Dull Moment (Mercury) E The Rolling Stones (1971) Sticky Fingers (Rolling Stone/Atlantic) E The Who (1971) Who's Next (Track/Decca) P E M Spooky Tooth (1971) Tobacco Road (A&M) E Ron Wood (1976) Mahoney's Last Stand (Atlantic) E Faces (1971) Nod Is as Good as a Wink…to a Blind Horse (Warner Bros.) P E Humble Pie (1971) Rock On (A&M) P E M Leon Russel (1971) Leon Russel and the Shelter People (Shelter) E The Rolling Stones (1970) Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out! (Decca) P E M Joe Cocker (1970) Mad Dogs and Englishmen (A&M) P E M 2The Beatles (1970) Let It Be P-Producer(Apple) E-Engineer M-Mixer E GLYN JOHNS SELECTED PRODUCER, ENGINEER & MIXERCREDITS: The Band (1970) Stage Fright (Capitol) M Leon Russel (1970) Leon Russel (Shelter Music) E Led Zeppelin (1969) Led Zeppelin (Atlantic) E Steve Miller (1969) Your Saving Grace (Capitol) P Steve Miller (1969) Brave New World (Capitol) P Jimmy Page (1968) No Introduction Necessary (Magnum America) E The Rolling Stones (1968) Beggars Banquet (Decca) E The Rolling Stones (1967) Their Satanic Majesties Request (Decca) E The Rolling Stones (1966) Got Live If You Want It! (London/ABKCO) E The Rolling Stones (1965) Out of Our Heads (Decca) E Contact: Jerimaya Grabher or Andrew DiDio GPS | Global Positioning Services 3435 Ocean Park Blvd, Ste 107-191 Santa Monica, CA 90405 Tel 310.656.1350 [email protected] | [email protected] www.globalpositioningservices.net 3 P-Producer E-Engineer M-Mixer .
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