Author: Glyn Johns (author), Takashi Arai (translator)
Size: 46-size
Number of pages: 356

"Glyn Johns was there, he was there for some of the most important sessions in rock history.
As I read, I was preparing for the arrival of groups like Led Zeppelin, The Beatles, and The Rolling Stones.
This book is sure to make you feel like you're right next to Glinn as he sets up his studio.
For me, it's a thrilling and entertaining work that turns the pages of rock history one after the other." --Paul McCartney

He started out as a recording engineer in the 1960s, the era of mono recording, and eventually became a "sound craftsman" who also worked as a producer.
Glyn Johns, who continues to be active in the 21st century, has produced many masterpieces (and sometimes questionable works),
A must-read memoir for rock fans, vividly looking back on interactions with musicians.

[CONTENTS]
From childhood to adolescence

Jack Good

Sunday Session

First session in 1960
Early 60s, singer-songwriter/freelance producer

In 1962, Stu

The Norwegian girl

'62 and After

Free

Andrew Oldham

1966, Spain, Bill Wyman

Managers in the early 60s

Chris Blackwell

1966, Blow Away the Night

Spring 1967, Stones European tour

1968, Children of the Future, Part 1

Brian Jones and the Gnawas, 1968

1968, California

1968, Thaler

October 1968, Led Zeppelin

The Beatles, 1969

March 1969, David Anderle

July 1969, Mimi, Jan and Bob

Summary of the 60s: Howlin' Wolf, Humble Pie, "Mad Dogs," "Sticky Fingers," "The Rolling Stones in Gimme Shelter," "Sympathy for the Devil"

The Who and Neil Young, 1971

The Stones at the Marquee Club

"Who's Next"

Denny Cordell and Leon Russell

1971, Eagles

1973, "The Outlaws", "On the Border"

1965-73, Small Faces/The Faces

1971, Ronnie Wood, Pete & Eric, "Black Box", Final Memories with John

December 1974 - February 1975, "Black and Blue"

Fairport Convention, Keith Moon, Derek Green, AFL, Joan Armatrading

1976-77: "Rough Mix" and "Slowhand"

1978-79, "White Mansions" and "The Legend of Jesse James"

MTV

The Clash, 1982

1983, ARMS

The 80s and 90s

Fred Wolecki

"Ashes Fire"

2014