Editing Glyn Johns (section)

====The Small Faces, the Faces, Humble Pie, and Ronnie Lane and Pete Townshend====
In the 1960s, Johns engineered many of the records made by [[the Small Faces]],{{sfn|Staff at Goldmine|2015}} such as "[[Whatcha Gonna Do About It]]"{{sfn|Staff at Goldmine|2015}} "[[Tin Soldier (song)|Tin Soldier]]",{{sfn|Mulholland|2014}} their 1967 hit, "[[Itchycoo Park]]",{{sfn|Sexton|2022}} which featured the use of bizarre phasing effects{{sfn|Mulholland|2014}} Johns learned from another Olympic engineer, [[George Chkiantz]].{{sfn|Johns|2014|p=203}}{{efn|Johns describes this effect as "phasing".{{sfn|Johns|2014|pp=202–203}}}}  Johns engineered the Small Faces' 1968 LP, ''[[Ogdens' Nut Gone Flake]]''.{{sfn|Hart|2018}}

After the group's breakup, guitarist and lead vocalist [[Steve Marriot]] formed [[Humble Pie (band)|Humble Pie]], whose membership included [[Peter Frampton]]—Johns produced engineered their third and fourth albums, ''[[Humble Pie (album)|Humble Pie]]''{{sfn|Bell|2018}} and ''[[Rock On (Humble Pie album)|Rock On]]''.{{sfn|Greenwald on Humble Pie}}{{efn|Glyn Johns's brother, Andy Johns, engineered Humble Pie's first two albums.{{sfn|Barker|2013}}}}  The other former Small Faces, [[Ronnie Lane]], [[Ian McLagan]], and [[Kenney Jones]], joined with [[Rod Stewart]] and [[Ronnie Wood]], both from [[Jeff Beck Group]] to form [[Faces (band)|the Faces]], and Johns engineered and co-produced (with the band) the albums ''[[A Nod Is as Good as a Wink... to a Blind Horse]]''{{sfn|Landau|1972}} and ''[[Ooh La La (Faces album)|Ooh La La]]''.{{sfn|Zimmerman|2023}}  During the 1970s, after leaving the Faces, Ronnie Lane worked on several projects including the ''[[Rough Mix]]'' album with [[Pete Townshend]], which was produced by Glyn Johns.{{sfn|Leviton|2020}}  Lane began to experience health problems and was diagnosed with [[multiple sclerosis]].{{sfn|Reavis|1986}}  In 1983, Eric Clapton and Johns helped organize the [[ARMS Charity Concerts]] to raise money for Lane's medical bills and research for the disease,{{sfn|Johns|2014|pp=260–261}} and assembled a cast of musicians for the show, which included Clapton, Jimmy Page, [[Bill Wyman]], [[Charlie Watts]], [[Steve Winwood]] and others.{{sfnm|1a1=Scapelliti|1y=2019|2a1=Reavis|2y=1986}}