Selected Discography
Throughout his career Johannes has worked with a wide range of artists and bands in various genres both as a musician, record engineer and producer.
| Band or artist | Album | Year | Credits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Addie Brik | Wattsland - EP | 1984 | Vocals, Guitar, Production |
| What Is This | Squeezed - EP | Vocals, Guitar | |
| What Is This | What Is This | 1985 | Vocals, Guitar |
| What Is This | 3 Out Of 5 Live - EP | ||
| Thelonious Monster | Baby, You're Bummin' My Life out in a Supreme Fashion | 1986 | Flute, saxophone |
| Walk the Moon | Walk the Moon | 1987 | Vocals, guitar, saxophone, programing, percussion, e.bow |
| Eleven | Awake In A Dream | 1991 | Guitar |
| Sun 60 | Only | 1993 | |
| Melissa Ferrick | Massive Blur | ||
| Eleven | Eleven | Guitar, vocals | |
| Eleven | Thunk | 1995 | Guitar, percussion, horn, sitar |
| Jason Falkner | Presents Author Unknown | 1996 | Guitar |
| Gouds Thumb | Gouds Thumb | ||
| Dalbello | Whore | ||
| Chris Cornell | Euphoria Morning | 1999 | Guitar, bass, backing vocals, theremin, mandolin, clarinet, tabla, production, mixing |
| Queens of the Stone Age | Rated R | 2000 | Mixing |
| Eleven | Avantgardedog | Guitar, vocals, producer, engineer | |
| No Doubt | Return of Saturn | Recording | |
| The Desert Sessions | Volume 7 & 8 | 2001 | Guitar, fiddle, harmonium, saxophone, vocals, clavinet, udu, mixing |
| Live | V | Sitar, production | |
| No Doubt | Rock Steady | 2002 | Additional engineer |
| Queens of the Stone Age | Songs for the Deaf | Organ, piano, guitar, theremin, lap steel guitar | |
| UNKLE | Never, Never, Land | 2003 | Remixing |
| Matt Costa | Matt Costa EP | Mastering | |
| The Desert Sessions | Volume 9 & 10 | Guitar, bass, flute, vocals, mandolin, e-bow, keyboard | |
| Mondo Generator | A Drug Problem That Never Existed | Engineer, mixing, mastering | |
| Eleven | Howling Book | Guitar, vocals | |
| Mark Lanegan Band | Bubblegum | 2004 | Guitar, bass, drums, organ, keyboards, vocals, mixing, production |
| Sugarcult | Palm Trees and Power Lines | Additional guitar | |
| Jack Irons | Attention Dimension | Banjo, flute, guitar, saxophone, vocals, sarod, engineer, mixing, marxophone, santoor | |
| Janubia | Mother Tongue | Mix, Master, additional instrumentation | |
| Masters of Reality | Give Us Barabbas | Editing | |
| Eagles of Death Metal | Peace Love Death Metal | Piano, vocals, engineering, mastering, mixing | |
| Queens of the Stone Age | Lullabies to Paralyze | 2005 | Bass, guitar, flute, marxophone |
| Queens of the Stone Age | Over the Years and Through the Woods | Bass, guitar, backing vocals | |
| Miilonaire | Paradisiac | Mixing, recording | |
| Eagles of Death Metal | Death by Sexy | 2006 | Mixing |
| Wires on Fire | Wires on Fire | Saxophone, mixing, mastering, engineer | |
| Queens of the Stone Age | Era Vulgaris | 2007 | Bass, guitar, fiddle, marxophone, mixing |
| Silverchair | Young Modern | Slide guitar | |
| Hilary Duff | Dignity | Mixing | |
| Puscifer | V is for Vagina | Guitar | |
| Spinnerette | Ghetto Love EP | 2008 | Bass |
| Eagles of Death Metal | Heart On | Horn, engineer | |
| The Gutter Twins | Saturnalia | Recording | |
| Kelly Clarkson | All I Ever Wanted | 2009 | Guitar |
| Nosfell | Nosfell album | Producing, mixing, guitar, marxophone, bass, cigfiddle | |
| Spinnerette | Spinnerette | Production, mixing, engineer, bass, guitar, cigfiddle | |
| Arctic Monkeys | Humbug | Engineer | |
| Them Crooked Vultures | Them Crooked Vultures | Recording, backing vocals | |
| Alain Johannes | Spark | 2010 | Recording, producing, mixing, guitars, vocals, bass. |
| Mark Lanegan | Blues Funeral | 2012 | Producing, engineering, mixing, guitar, bass, keyboards, percussion, backing vocals. |
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