Albums Produced
- Ahead Rings Out - Blodwyn Pig (1969)
- As Safe As Yesterday Is - Humble Pie (1969)
- Town and Country - Humble Pie (1969)
- Highway - Free (1970)
- Free Live! - Free (1971)
- Heartbreaker - Free (1972)
- Bobby Whitlock - Bobby Whitlock (1972)
- Why Dontcha - West, Bruce and Laing (1972)
- Marquee Moon - Television (1977)
- It's a Circus World - Axis (1978)
- 1234 - Ron Wood (1981)
- Hughes/Thrall - Hughes/Thrall (1982)
- Stone fury - Burns Like a Star (1983)
- Trust - Idéal (1983)
- Sign In Please (demo) - Autograph (1984)
- Night Songs - Cinderella (1986)
- Perfect Timing - McAuley Schenker Group (1987)
- Loud and Clear - Autograph (1987)
- Long Cold Winter - Cinderella (1988)
- Four Winds - Tangier (1989)
- Sahara - House of Lords (1990)
- Dirty Weapons - Killer Dwarfs (1990)
- For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge - Van Halen (1991)
- Under the Influence - Wildside (1992)
- The Extremist - Joe Satriani (1992)
- Powers of Ten (2nd release, 2 tracks only) - Shawn Lane (1993)
- Time Machine - Joe Satriani (1993)
- Bon Jovi - Good Guys Don't Always Wear White (sound track for The Cowboy Way) (1994)
- Waking the Dead - L.A. Guns (2002)
- 22nd Century Lifestyle - pre)Thing (2004)
- Rips the Covers Off - L.A. Guns (2004)
- Stone in the Sand - Euphoraphonic (2005)
- Tales from the Strip - L.A. Guns (2005)
- The Undercover Sessions - Ill Niño (2006)
- Radio Romeo - Radio Romeo (2007)
- Chickenfoot - Chickenfoot (2009)
- Bingo! - Steve Miller Band (2010)
- Up Close (album) - Eric Johnson (2010)
- Double Four Time - The Swayback (2012)
- The Andy Johns Demo's - Sabyrtooth (2012)
- Hollywood Forever - L.A. Guns (2012)
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“My first few weeks in America are always miserable, because the tastes I am cursed with are all of a kind that cannot be gratified here, & I am not enough in sympathy with our “gros public” to make up for the lack on the aesthetic side. One’s friends are delightful; but we are none of us Americans, we don’t think or feel as the Americans do, we are the wretched exotics produced in a European glass-house, the most déplacé & useless class on earth!”
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